HTML - Are Folder Names Case Sensitive In Html 4

yes i was wondering if there is a way that i could make my program when the new option is selected from the drop down menu automatically make a new folder in a certain folder on my computer. is there any way to do that.

Hi,
I'm a beginner, so I realize that my question will be silly - sorry for that. I'm just doing a tutorial on html/css. I created a simple website, with stylesheet and image. Everthing was hunky dory as long as files were sitting on the desktop. When I moved them to appropriate folders (I created "html", "css" and "img" folders on desktop), changed the paths from /style.css to css/style.css and from imgname.jpg to img/imgname.jpg, the site completely ignores styles and image. Then once I move it back to the desktop it stats reading it correctly. It's weird for me and I can't find the reason. I checked all paths million times and there is no error there. Whole operation should be super obvious, yet I can't resolve it.

I'd appreciate your help.

Thank you in advance,
JJ

Ok, I've never really heard of this before, but my boss wants me to set it up, against my better judgement.

basically, we're building a new site for a client, but he's got two domain names that he wants to use, and each one needs to go to a different home page.

Is it possible to set up a redirect for a site that can understand which domain name has been entered and then send the customer to the appropriate page? or better yet, set up a home page like normal, but redirect only if the secondary domain name is entered.

And how does this affect SEO?

The other way I can think of to do this involves hard coding some links and one person jumping back and forth between domain names durring a single visit. Either that, or duplicate the whole site and drop it in a sub folder.

Recently one heck of a lot of stuff about why you should use tabless layouts, but I have yet to find any reason to use tabless layouts, apart from their fashionable and W3C say so.

However I have found several not to use them. Let me start with a plain simple myth about:

Tabless layouts are more browser compatibly.

Right? I frequently seen Mozilla Firefox, and IE process tabless layouts in quite different ways. Yet every time I have seen a table based layout, virtual browser has processed it exactly the same. The only exception I have seen is a percentage height on a table.

Conitinuing on:

Positioning

Also has anyone here found with nested div's, a reliable way of positioning a nested div and still keeping firmly fixed to the parent? Ok, you can use the absolute position and make sure the div is within the area of the parent, what happens if you move or resize the parent div? I have yet to find of way of making sure the child stay in a position relative to is parent, apart from not using positioing at all. If their is a way of reliably positioning a div relative to its parent, then I would be very glad to know.
Fixing a 'div' to another div.

Secondly, if you got a multiple column layout, without using JS, I yet to see a way of fixing two or more divs to together to make sure that they are always the same height.

With a table layout, you just had three columns in the table, and they will be fixed together, no faffing about

Overflowing Content.

Anyone here ever had a content div nested in a parent div, What happens when the content divs hot taller than the parent. In a very large number of setups, the contents of the content will flow straight out the parent. To sort the problem out you resize the parent.

With a table, whats in the table stays in the table. I have yet to see it happen any other way.


This is how things are my experience, I have yet to see any article that tells any way of doing that completely avoids all of these problems. If you know a way of avoiding these problems please, if not, and I ask the question, what is the practical point of tableless layouts?

This is really strange. Normally I would expect to see something like this happening on pure CSS sites, but this is a good old fashioned table-based layout. If you go to:

url

and try to click on any of the menus, you'll see the menu item below it moves up. Also if you click on the logo it jumps down to the menu area? Very bizarre and have never seen this behavior in the 10 years I've been coding.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated :-)

How many different names for home pages that are valid under the W3C are there?
I know of index, default & home. Are there others?

I believed that file name and/or URL should be in lower case. Ex: xyz.com/angelina_jolie.jpg However I see in search results that there are many file names in upper case Ex: Angelina Jolie.jpg. Also there are spaces between the file name. Can somebody explain?

Hello everyone! I'm so glad an informative forum like this exists! I'm in Web-115 and was looking for a little help on an assignment as i'm not sure how to do this.

Below are the things i'm struggling with and below it is the code. Any help would be greatly appreciated!


9. "Assign the cell in the top-left corner of the table the id name topLeft. Assign the cell in the top-right corner the id name topRight." Not sure where to insert this into my morning.htm file

13. "add the following styles for the table cells" (not sure where to insert "topLeft, topRight, etc or what to use as id to be indentified in CSS"


HTML Code:

<table class="programs"
summary="Lists the morning programs aired by KPAF from 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (central time)">

<caption>All times central</caption>



<thead>
<colgroup>
<col class="timeColumn" />
<col class="daysColumn" span="6" />
<col class="lastColumn" />
</colgroup>
<tr>
<th>Time</th>
<th>Monday</th>
<th>Tuesday</th>
<th>Wednesday</th>
<th>Thursday</th>
<th>Friday</th>
<th>Saturday</th>
<th>Sunday</th>
</tr>
</thead>


Thanks so much!

Justin Moose

Hi guys, this is my first post an ive only started to use HTML, PHP and mySQL so here goes.

The problem I am having is that i want a single line table to duplicate more lines of code when an onClick button is pressed. it basically goes

Staff name Wage hours worked
I:::::::I I:::::::::::::I I:::::::::::::::::I IButtonI

When the button is pressed i want the form table to change to
Staff name Wage hours worked
I:::::::I I:::::::::::::I I:::::::::::::::::I
I:::::::I I:::::::::::::I I:::::::::::::::::I IButtonI

and so on. I am storing staff name etc as an array so i can easily calculate totals. Is there a way to do this dynamically without having to show / hide or else using DOM?

Any help appreciated!
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Hi,

I have been following advice that I have read elsewhere to restructure my site to reflect the different parts, so splitting up images and html files into subfolders to make it all more manageable with regard to quickly identifying pages/images etc that relate to different parts of the site. Previously I have kept all html pages in public_html and all images in a folder public_html/img.

If I split them up as I have started to do, the only thing is I cannot see is how I can then link back from html pages in folders lower than the root back to the html pages actually in the root folder.

To explain what I mean: If some of my html pages are in subfolders of public_html but they all contain the links on the main 'tabs' of my site (home, contact, about etc) that reside in the public_html, how do I link back to the main pages from the pages stored lower down the structure?

Have I interpreted advice on folder structure incorrectly or am is there something I don't know?

Thanks

Hallo,

I am very much a beginner with HTML and need some help. I have a very big photo gallery. What I want to do is make a link on an HTML page that will open up the folder so that you can browse through the photos.

Thanks in advance.

Hi i need help i need to make a webpage that lists folders and subfolders within a folder and it needs to automaticaly update when a new folder is added Please help

Hi,
This is jyothi, i am creating tree folders in html but i don't know the correct script. Can anyone please help me.

Ive got a url address connecting to a shared offline drive, for some reason it doesnt work when i put it into a link, although when i paste the address into a browser it works fine.

The link is '<A HREF="file://atlefs0027/dept$/Supply_Management/01 Bids JTB &amp; WB &amp; BB">Access Supply Management Drive</A>'

When i click on the link, the link removes the 'file://' and goes to 'atlefs0027/dept$/Supply_Management/01 Bids JTB &amp; WB &amp; BB'. Which ofcourse doesnt work.

How do i keep the 'file' part of the link?

EDIT: Sorry, found the answer. No need to give me a solution.

I've decided to create a photo album in HTML (and Flash and CSS) using a nifty little Flash thing called SimpleViewer. However, I want multiple galleries, each within their own folder within the main photo gallery parent folder. How can I link something from one HTML file in a gallery's folder to the parent folder and then into another HTML file in another gallery's folder? Or if there's a way, directly to the other gallery's HTML file?

Note I'm keeping this gallery offline for now, I'm only using it to show family and friends and for myself as it's much less cumbersome than using software or the standard Windows XP folder structure.

Sorry if this is confusing, please say so if it is. Thanks in advance for all help, it's really appreciated.