HTML - Special Font For Nav Links

Hi everyone, I hope I have posted this in the right area. This is my first time posting here. I currently have my main pages listed at the top of my site as graphics (see fussybaby.ca). I would like to potentially remove these graphics and use text links instead - I had the graphics designed for me, so I can't just go in and make new ones, however I'd like to change/rearrange the links and add some new ones.

So my question is: How hard is this to do? Is this something I need to hire someone to do for me?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

I have a problem with IE6 and 7 not rendering a special character, the double up arrow, "& u A r r ;"

<a rel="nofollow" href="#top">&uArr;</a>
content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

I am using the special character as link text to get the user to the top of a very, very long page with a single click.

The character renders properly in FF, OP and SA. To my dismay, I just discovered that IE renders it as a box on top of the link underline.

Is there any simple way, css, magic, etc., that I can get this character to render properly?

The single up arrow renders, but looks anemic, and I don't want to have "Top" appearing at the end of every paragraph. (I don't want the search engines to think I am stuffing the keyword "Top".) Two single up arrows looks strange. I'm afraid to use an image since I could encounter position problems with different browsers.

While suggestions for alternative design solutions are welcome, I am really after a technical a way to use the double up arrow in IE.

The page:

http://www.iaps.com/list-of-internet...ns-199010.html

Thanks

Hi guys,

I am looking to do something specific. I really have no idea on how to do it.

I have seen something on a site and I said to myself: "Ohh my gosh, I want this on my site!"



It is like a html page that goes over another html page (such as a popup but for the whole page). I assume that the background is a png transparent image but huhhh.. How can I do such things?

I want this popup to act as a "Error message displayer" kinda. Let's say a user try to login and enter an inccorect password. I want this popup to show up.

Thanks,

PS: Sorry if I am not clear but I think you get it with the picture.

Thanks guys,

Hi, I am currently doing some work on our companies website. As part of this we want to add product codes to keywords to improve rankings in Google, however most of our codes include a forward slash (/), e.g. CC/250S. Does anyone know if the forward slash is a valid symbol in the keywords field, or would this make cause problems in the code?

Hi, as you have probably realised i'm new to this forum and i was wondering does any one have a code for a calculator. i have found many basic calculators but they won't do what i want them to do, i need a calculator where a visitor types in a number in a box and it automatically subtracts it from a hidden number and displays in another box, many thanks DanielM8214

Hey sorry to bother you PROS out there but I need a developer's help with this form I want to create.

I want to create a text form that will take the text input and relate it to a URL after a submission.

So it'd be like this:


Please input your ID number: [_______] this becomes {value1}

(Submit.)


After SUBMIT is clicked, user is directed to

http://www.url.com/value1

how do I code an HTML form that will do this? There would be a couple different IDs so the form couldn't just link to the one example url.

All I want is one simple text box that the user can type into with that scripting behavior. and then a submit button.

(I do have a basic understanding of HTML.)

Is this possible to do in HTML?

Thanks!

Andrew

I am reading this:

Quote:
Another important special character you should know about is the & character. If you'd like to have an & in your html content, use the character entity &amp; instead of the & character itself.
I don't understand the entire paragraph above, can any give an example of the above or explain in another way please?

I recently transferred my blog from 1and1 to hostgator,
and all my apostrophes have been replaced with �

How can this be fixed?

Ok I need to add some new material to this page:

http://lmiinc.com/Testimonials.html

As you can see, its some type of different format for the Testimonials

Where & how exactly do I edit that part of that page?

I dont know what file I'm looking for? Never did this part before...

Ok so I have a filetransfer server running in https.
Now I want to embed a sound, thing is, it must: not require quicktime, must auto start, must be invisible.

My sound file is a mp3, which I am happy to convert to a different file type, I don't think I can use the embed tags because I think that requires quicktime. So what should I do? I mean I see google's mp3 player and yahoos, except I don't see an autostart paramater, and they are all visible. So does anybody have any ideas?

Are there special characters like hearts or...whatever that can be done in html.

Here is my issue:

I'm loading an XML that contains special characters (like French characters) and they are not displaying properly.

My XML file is encoded in UTF-8.

My charset is set to UTF-8 in my HTML document.

Code:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />

When I take out the charset completely (don't declare character encoding at all), it displays properly?! (Ack!) I want my HTML to validate properly because I'm attempting to write clean XHTML, but this is leaving me a bit confused.

Can anyone explain what is happening? Why does it display correctly when I don't specify a charset?