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HTML - Need Some Help With My Website, Any Info Appriciated.
Hello, I created a transparent content box that I am trying to line up over the black box on the template. The only problem is that the Up and Down arrow disappeared on the right of the web browser. I also have no idea how to align it over the black content box on the template. Does anyone know what codes I need to add to fix this?
the website is www.monstergline.com Similar TutorialsHey all. I'm not exactly sure how to explain what I want. lol. I've seen it on sites before, but can't think of a particular site to point to. But I can explain! On some sites, you might be reading an article or something, and there is a word that is underlined and turned into a link i.e. I'll be reading an article about animals, and the word "gorilla" will be a link and when you hover over it, it will either show you a definition, or point you to a wikipedia article of "gorilla." Does anybody know what I'm talking about? I really want to implement this into a forum of mine that will point members to, if nothing else, a definition of what a commonly used word is. Any clues? thanks! Hey there, I am now taking care of a website that someone else built in the past. This website has a schedule that has dates and the events organized into tables. These tables are not so small... Now, i am asked to flip the table around, meaning to change the order of the data to the exact opposite This is a tedious task to just cut and past the <tr>'s one after another in the source code... Does anyone know of a peice of software that would be able to perform this task automatically? you know, flip the table around to the exact opposit of what it is now? for instance, if my table were like this: 1 2 3 To have it: 3 2 1 Can you help me? I want a visitor on my site to have to fill out information before they can access a page on my website. I need a box that pops up and requires them to fill out their name and E-mail before being able to access the page. I also need the info to be E-mailed to me. Thnks 4 the help! So, right now I have a single page that loads flash files. It takes the name of the file and the size of the frame from the address bar, then uses that to load the game. However, the problem I have is displaying a tidbit of info about the game. I managed to make it scroll with a nice script, but unfortunately I have no idea how to store the content that goes in the actual iframe. Currently, the frame loads its info from the file itself, by using javascript to get the name of the game and retrieve the valid information. However, this makes the game loader 53 kilobytes, versus the 1-2 kb is was previously. Clearly, this is not an efficient solution - especially if I add more than the 80 or so games I have. Imagine the mess if it was like 1000 games, ugh. I try to add only the quality games though, so I doubt i'll ever reach that number. Quality over quantity, right? Still, what should I do to store the information and quickly look it up without downloading a bunch of information onto the user's computer? I am trying my hardest to swtich from tables to DIV's. but man they are picky... sometimes they work in IE but not in FF then in FF but not in IE.. My question is.. Where is the best place/book/website/forum to find out about the DIV craze.... To find info about how to lay out a website in pure CSS divs and no tables... Thanks.... P.S. (and off topic).. i hate that i have to almost write two CSS script.. one for IE hack and one for FF and other browsers... Hi, I have one main problem when trying to make a site. If I want to make a side content bar and put it on every page, the only way I know of doing that so far is by either copying and pasting onto every page or by frames. I keep hearing that frames are bad, I'm not quite sure why. If I copy and paste, then when I want to add something different to the contents I would need to alter each page which could take forever. Is there another way I can do this? Thank you for any help you can provide Hi, very basic question here... What do you call those little floaty things that pop up when you hover your mouse over a link or image or whatever. E.g, when you hover your mouse over the profile button located at the top of this page, a floaty thing comes up saying 'UserCP'. Thank you! i want to make a website which will say something like My Handicap(golf): <here> and where it says <here> it will get my handicap number from a website i want to copy the number that is here '7.7' is there a way i can do this? P.S im still new to html Hi, atm, i have a Php file that saves whatever they type in the text boxes. looks like this PHP Code: <?php header("Location: contact2.html"); $handle = fopen("Contact.txt", "a"); foreach($_GET as $variable => $value) { fwrite($handle, $variable); fwrite($handle, "="); fwrite($handle, $value); fwrite($handle, "\r\n"); } fwrite($handle, "\r\n"); fclose($handle); exit; ?> How can i make something similiar to that, but instead of saving what all the people type in the same file, i wanted to make seperate files for each person, and the name of the file would be thier name or w.e. Heres the example of what im talking about. www.brandondiaz.blackapplehost.com/contact.html Hello I have a website of legal forms. I want my customers to be able to customize the forms directly ON my website, just as if they were using MS-Word, but maybe without all the features. Just so they can type stuff on screen, move/center images, etc. Is there any way I can do this in Java or HTML? Okay, I'm a complete novice here, so bear with me. I'm trying to create a drop down menu to select different sizes of tires to search for in my eBay store. Here's What I have for code right now: <html> <body> <select> name="d1" <option>195</option> <option>205</option> <option>215</option> <option>225</option> </select><select> name="d2" <option>40</option> <option>45</option> <option>50</option> <option>55</option> </select><select> name="d3" <option>15</option> <option>16</option> <option>17</option> <option>18</option> </select> <a href=http://stores.ebay.com/CustomWheelOutlet/_i.html?_nkw=205+40+17&submit=Search&_sid=1015520208><img border="0" src="http://www.iswirl.com/images/go-button.gif" ></a> </body> </html> This creates 3 drop down boxes that are all independent of each other. The href for the img is a simple search of my eBay store. In that link, I would like to replace the "205", "40", and "17" with the three results from my drop down boxes. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully I can keep this from getting long winded. I would like to create a simple website that just about anyone could maintain. Say for example, the Contact Info page has a phone number on it that has changed, instead of the person who maintains the site needing to know and understand html programming, they can simply open a txt file with the contact info in it, change it and save it. Then the next time some loads the html page it has the updated info on the html page. The important thing to me would be that the imported text from the txt file, could be formatted once on the html page. Thanks, for any help with this. Alright, I'll admit up front that while I know very bare basics of HTML, I mostly just deal with Photoshop and the like, so I'm not much of a webmaster. That being said, here's my question: I have a site split up into tables, and I would like to place a scrollable section in the middle (where I can put whatever amount of text I need), but also place a non-scrolling image behind it. Does that make sense? If not, then I could try to explain further. Any help would be great. Hello, I want to create this website, using the mailto tag, the user will input the info in the text boxes then click on the submit button and mail the information to what ever email I specify in the mailto tag(is that correct, can malto do that?). But I want to take it a step further and the email in the textbox the user filled out it would be sent email about more information on what they came to the website for, can this be done in html? if so how, hopefully this made sense to everyone. Thank you I'm developing a small client / server application in HTML. It has a webserver which is hosting a page (login.html) the pages takes in login and password and lets you login into a console. The client just need a network access to reach the webserver. However, for audits / database i want to save the text entered into the username/password field into a file on my server machine. What i need to do? Is there a client side script that i need to write to do this or i could do it with HTML alone. Thank you Hi there! I'm in the process of designing my first website, so I'm pretty green at this. I will have a number of internal and external hyperlinks links on my pages that I want to apply to rollover images. I have created the rollover images in Photoshop with slices, URLs etc. That all went fine, but here's my problem. When I save the image in Photoshop, the tutorial tells me to save the image as "HTML and images". This produces an image file and an associated HTML file that contains the script information for the actual image file. I can't figure out how to create an <A hef...> link or whatever is needed in my main HTML file that will get this "image" html file to show up in the browser and to call the rollover image so it works on mouseover. I've tried a number of options, but none seem to work. I assume that I need an <IMG SRC...> in there somewhere to call the image?? Any help on this would be awesome as I'm about to lose it over this one. Thanks! hello, I have a form it works perfect, i use natemail, however i wanted to know if there is a way that when the customer hits submit and they get that thank you page, if they can also get a "generated tracking number or referece number".. or something of that sort.. if someone can help me please reply... I can post my scrip.. even though I have Previously, posted this tread in php scrip, lots of view but no one has posted any reply, can some just tell me if its possiable? or is there anything similar, i need some guidence... thanks It submits in every other browser BUT IE... I just finished this website and it works everywhere except IE... I don't get it!!! I'm using image inputs to submit the form. Is that bad? It obviously sends me to the next page, but why isn't the data going through? the form exists on this webpage http://awesomebattle.com/compare.php it's the frame with the two random characters in it... here is the code. Code: <form method="post" name="vs" id="vs" action="vs.php" > <table width="100%"> <tr> <td align="center" valign="top" width="30%" bgcolor="#ff9900" > <font size="5"><a href="http://www.google.com/search?q=Captain America" alt="Detailed Info" title="Detailed Info" target="_blank">Captain America</a><br><input type="image" id="w" name="w" VALUE="l" border="0" width="300" height="300" src="pic/1278364692captain america.jpg"></font></td> <td valign="top" width="40%" align="center"><img width="150" border="0" src="pic/1277747612fight.png"><br> <input type="image" id="w" name="w" VALUE="d" border="0" src="draw.png" > <br> <input type="image" id="w" name="w" VALUE="" border="0" src="idk.png" > <table width="300" bgcolor="ff9900" ><tr><td colspan="2" align=center ><font size=1>1 vote</font></td></tr></table> </td> <td align="center" valign="top" width="30%" bgcolor="#ff9900" > <font size="5"><a href="http://www.google.com/search?q=Polaris" alt="Detailed Info" title="Detailed Info" target="_blank">Polaris</a>, <a href="http://www.google.com/search?q=Killer Bee" alt="Detailed Info" title="Detailed Info" target="_blank">Killer Bee</a>, <a href="http://www.google.com/search?q=Haku" alt="Detailed Info" title="Detailed Info" target="_blank">Haku</a><br><input type="image" id="w" name="w" VALUE="r" border="0" width="150" height="150" src="pic/1278365600Polaris.jpg"><br><input type="image" id="w" name="w" VALUE="r" border="0" width="150" height="150" src="pic/1277849407killerbee.jpg"><input type="image" id="w" name="w" VALUE="r" border="0" width="150" height="150" src="pic/1278365133haku.jpg"></font></td> </tr> </table> <br> <a href="javascript:toggle_visibility()" ><font style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ff9900" size=2 >Leave some commentary for others to see!</font></a> <div id="ads" ></div> <div id="notes" style="display:none;" align=center> <table width="400" bgcolor="#ff9900"><tr><td align=center> Name <input id="name" type="text" name="name" VALUE="" maxlength="30" size=15 alt="Tell us your name" title="Tell us your name" ><br> <font size=2>Commentary</font> <textarea name="comments" cols="40" rows="5"> </textarea><br><font size=1>When you pick a winner the comment will be submitted.</font> </td></tr></table> </div> <input type="hidden" id="compare" name="compare" VALUE="0" /> <input type="hidden" id="rights" name="rights" VALUE="3" /> <input type="hidden" id="lefts" name="lefts" VALUE="1" /> </form> I'm thinking it's a I hate I.E. I really do. So many people use IE so I have to make this work with my site. Below is the current code I have. I havent coded in html for 6 years. Can someone either add or show me how to add a submit button that emails the info on that page to my email. I have been asked by a friend to build him a website, and right now I am a total faliure. I also need a reset button on the site that clears the info in the boxes. If someone could either just do it for me, or show me how i'd really apreciate it. Thanks everyone. Mike <html> <head> <title>Player Signup</title> <script> window.windowname= "Add Form Page" orpage= window.windowname function startForm(form) { nname= form.fname.value; nname= ((nname== "") ? nname= "" : nname= " NAME=" + nname); ntarget= form.ftarget.value; ntarget= ((ntarget== "") ? ntarget= "" : ntarget= " TARGET=" + ntarget); nenctype= form.fenctype.value; nenctype= ((nenctype== "") ? nenctype= "" : nenctype= " ENCTYPE=" + nenctype); whtml= form.HTML.value; mymethods= form.chosenmethod.selectedIndex; mymethodsarray= new Array(); mymethodsarray[0] = ""; mymethodsarray[1] = "GET"; mymethodsarray[2] = "POST"; mymethod= mymethodsarray[mymethods]; mymethod= ((mymethod== "") ? mymethod= "" : mymethod= " METHOD=" + mymethod); myaction= form.chosenaction.value; myaction= ((myaction== "") ? myaction= "" : myaction= " METHOD=\"" + myaction + "\""); nhtml= whtml + "\r <FORM" + nname + myaction + mymethod + ntarget + nenctype + ">"; form.HTML.value = nhtml; } function endForm(form) { whtml= form.HTML.value; nhtml= whtml + "\r </FORM>"; form.HTML.value = nhtml; } function newItem(txtarea, form) { addbre= (form.addbr.checked== true) ? addbre=form.addbr.value : addbre= ""; crows= form.chooserows.value; ccols= form.choosecols.value; crows= ((crows== "") ? crows= "" : crows= " ROWS=" + crows); ccols= ((ccols== "") ? ccols= "" : ccols= " COLS=" + ccols); ntoit= form.choosevalue.value; cname= form.choosename.value; cname= ((cname== "") ? cname= "" : cname= " NAME=\"" + cname + "\""); ctype= form.choosetype.selectedIndex; ctypearray= new Array(); ctypearray[0] = "text"; ctypearray[1] = "radio"; ctypearray[2] = "checkbox"; ctypearray[3] = "button"; ctypearray[4] = "hidden"; ctypearray[5] = "reset"; ctypearray[6] = "submit"; ctypearray[7] = "password"; ntoit= ((0 < ctype) ? ntoit= ntoit : ntoit= ""); ntoit= ((ctype > 2) ? ntoit= "" : ntoit= ntoit); check= form.checks.value checktf= form.checks.checked check= ((ctype== 2) | (ctype== 1) ? check= check : check= "") check= (checktf== true) ? check= check : check= ""; cvalue= form.choosevalue.value; cvalue= ((cvalue== "") ? cvalue= "" : cvalue= " VALUE=\"" + cvalue + "\""); csize= form.choosesize.value; csize= ((ctype== 7) | (ctype== 0) ? csize= csize : csize= "") csize= ((csize== "") ? csize= "" : csize= " SIZE=" + csize); clength= form.chooselength.value; clength= ((clength== "") ? clength= "" : clength= " MAXLENGTH=" + clength); clength= ((ctype > 0) ? clength="" : clength= clength); whtml= form.HTML.value; ctype= " TYPE=\"" + ctypearray[ctype] + "\""; nhtml= whtml + "\r <INPUT" + check + cname + ctype + cvalue + csize + clength + ">" + ntoit + addbre; txtdsply= "Default Text" nwhtml= whtml + "\r <TEXTAREA" + cname + crows + ccols + ">" + txtdsply + "</TEXTAREA>" + addbre; nhtml= ((txtarea== 8) ? nhtml= nwhtml : nhtml= nhtml); form.HTML.value = nhtml; } function genNewPage(form) { header= "<HTML>\r<HEAD>\r<TITLE>Generated Form</TITLE>\r</HEAD>\r\r<BODY BGCOLOR=\"white\">"; newhtml= form.HTML.value; footer= "</BODY>\r</HTML>"; newpage= header + "\r\r" + newhtml + "\r\r" + footer; preWin= open("", "Preview", "width=400,height=400,status=no,toolbar=no,menubar=no"); preWin.document.open(); preWin.document.write(newpage); preWin.document.close(); } </script> <base target="leftframe"> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"><style type="text/css"> <!-- body { background-image: url(backgroundice.jpg); } --> </style></head> <body BGCOLOR="#ffffff" link="#CC0033" vlink="#333399" alink="#FF0000" <!--content start--> <p align="center"><a href="home.html" ><img src="home.jpg" width="182" height="56" /></a><a href="dates.html"><img src="dates.jpg" width="182" height="56" /></a><a href="registration.html"><img src="register.jpg" width="182" height="56" /></a><a href="about.html"><img src="aboutus.jpg" width="182" height="56" /></a><a href="yourprogram.html"/a><img src="camps.jpg" width="182" height="56" /></a></p> <table WIDTH="96%" BORDER="0" CELLSPACING="5" CELLPADDING="5"> <tr> <td WIDTH="100%"><form NAME="addform"> <p>Player Information</p> <p>Name: <input NAME="pname" TYPE="text" size="20"><br> Age: <input TYPE="text" NAME="age" size="20"><br> Last Team: <input TYPE="text" NAME="lteam" size="20"> <br> Level Played At (A1,A2,A3,C): <input TYPE="text" NAME="level" size="20"> <br> Stats: <input type = "text" NAME="stats" size="20"><br> Email: <input TYPE="text" NAME="email" size="20"> <BR> Home Phone: <input TYPE="text" NAME="homephone" size="20"> <BR> Cell Phone: <input TYPE="text" NAME="cellphone" size="20"> <BR> City of residence: <input TYPE="text" NAME="city" size="20"> <BR> Home orginization: <input TYPE="text" NAME="orginization" size="20"> <BR> What are your goals for the Upcoming Hockey Season? <p> <textarea NAME="sgoals" ROWS="10" COLS="45"></textarea> <p>Who Refered you to us? <input TYPE="text" NAME="referl" size="20"> <p>What are you hockey aspirations for the future? <p> <textarea NAME="hgoals" ROWS="10" COLS="45"></textarea> <p>How Will you be paying? (Money order, Check preferred, Paypal also Avalible. Do NOT mail an envelope full of cash!)</p> <p> <input TYPE="text" NAME="paytype" size="20"> </p> <p> </p> <p> </form> </td> </tr> </table> <!--content stop--> </body> </html> Hello all. I am building a website to promote a documentary film, and there will be an option for site visitors to donate via PayPal to help fund the movie. Sounds simple enough, but there are several catches. I'm not even sure where to begin, or if this scenario is even possible. The client has asked me to accomplish the following when a visitor clicks the "Donate" button: Collect the donor's contact info (so they can email them future updates on the project, and also snail mail them a "thank you" gift for their donation). Send the donor to PayPal to process their payment. Return the visitor to a "thank you" page on their website. Like I said, that sounds simple enough, but here are the caveats: The donation is not going to the client's PayPal account. It needs to be processed through the PayPal account of the International Documentary Association (IDA), an umbrella organization that allows the project to retain its nonprofit status. The IDA already has a "Donate" button set up for this project, so it's tempting to just copy that button code and use it on the film's website, but if we did that, once the visitor has paid with PayPal, they would be returned to the IDA website, not the film's website. I've never done any contact info collection, and not sure of the best way to go about it. If anyone can offer suggestions or recommend a workflow, just to get me thinking in the right direction, it would be much appreciated. Alternately, if this just sounds too complicated for a not-so-advanced developer like myself, let me know so I can tell the client we need to compromise on the features they dreamed up. Thanks in advance! --MicCheckOne |
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