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when using tabela and css-headers etc there is always a padding around it that has the same color as the background.
i want my tables or whatever i will use to sit fit together with nothing in between. a lot of pages have this so it is possible obv, but how? Similar TutorialsFirst of all, my site has been devoid of tables up until now. It has also been devoid of position defined div tags. I have been using CSS as well as I know how, I've been designing strictly with ems, and I strive to make everything validate. My problem is, that I don't know how to reliably produce text within or overlaying images. I made a really simple attempt at it he http://www.eversnug.com/test3.php To make the example really easy to look at and break apart, I have designed it without any external CSS, and it is all laid out in pxs. Unfortunately, I have broken the cardinal rule, and used a TABLE for something that is CLEARLY not tabular. This works GREAT in Safari and Chrome, but Opera and Firefox do not handle it the way I would like, and IE butchers it! What can I do? Is there a better, totally different means to accomplish this overlay effect? Do I need to learn a new workaround for designing with tables? Please help, and thanks in advance. I know a little about HTML, but I'm getting stuck on a redirection part of a website I run. I'm trying to set up the photo album link and what I want to happen is the photo bucket page to show up under my links on my page instead of popping up a new window. If anyone needs additional info to help I'll give what I can, thanks! I am creating my first website I want to include the same code in multiple pages but only list the code in one place Is this possible? Is there any way to avoid to print buttons or images in printer Hi folks, I'm an amateur webpage designer. I've recently set up a page and am trying to see if there's a solution to something I've noticed when I view my page. In Internet Explorer and icab, it shows the way I would like, but in Safari and Firefox, I see a problem. My webpage is: http://www.worldwideaccessiblewashrooms.com At the top, I have the webpage title in a table. In Safari and Firefox, there is more space on the bottom of the text inside the table than on the top. I used a straightforward table html: <center> <table bgcolor="#f2e891" border="0" style="border: 3px solid black;"> <tr> <td><h2>Worldwide Wheelchair Accessible Washrooms</h2></td> </tr> </table> </center> Is there a way I can change this so that there is equal space above and below the text inside the table box? Thanks![/url] Hi all, I'm looking for ways, how I can avoid multiple form submissions, when a user repeatedly (intentionally or not) refresh the browser (F5 button) after submitting a form? The input in my form is simply an email address. Nothing else. It is used for forgot password function. I have tried unset or set the $_POST['email'] to empty, but it doesn't help. Is there a clever way to do this? |
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