HTML - Correct Syntax Of The Base Tag?

How do i insert a coloured line in the page without declaring the line propertoes in the CSS.

I've used the following code, but the W3C validator was not happy. It said there's something wrong with the last portions of the code line.

I use HTML 4.01 Transitional doctype.The HTML code I used is ....

<hr size="1" Width="90%" align="center" color="#ff6600" />


Please help with the correct syntax or tips.

Even better would be how to make it happen by inserting these <hr> styles into the CSS. (I'm a beginner in HTML)

I have a check box with these parameters:

<input type="checkbox" name="ForeignAddr" value="1">

I would like the user to go to a page (claimant_edit.php) if they click on the box (change the value). Can this be done, and if so, what is the syntax for the onClick()?

Many thanks...

I need to be able to specify <base> something like:

Code:

<base href="../html/">

but this doesn't work. I have tried:

Code:

<base href="file://../html/">

but that doesn't work either. Howeve, if I use an absolute path like:

Code:

<base href="file://C:\html/">

it works fine.

Is there a way to specify a relative path in a <base> tag?

Thanks,

-sbs

Hi,

I created my sitemap.xml and first data feed to googlebase.xml with success, all products where uploaded ;o)

My question is, are there any other sites I can submit the same sitemap.xml or data feed to? Such as yahoo or any other free site?

Thanks in advance.

*please bear with me this is a simple problem which is sort of hard to explain*

I run a very small (15 page) website for myself. The site consists of an image_list page, which is an index of 13 thumbnail images. Each thumbnail links to a single page, each page being a larger image of the respective thumbnail. These 13 individual pages are directed at the same base target window, _ximage.

you can find the image_list window he
http://www.winslowsmith.com/work/index.html

click on any one of these thumbnail links and a new window (_ximage) will open. navigate back to the image_list and click another link, the _ximage window will reload with the new page. Pretty simple, right?, just a <base target=""> command.

In safari this all looks swell, and the _ximage window, whether open or not, will always come to the foreground to load.

Not the case in Firefox.

My problem in Firefox is as follows: opening one of the given links in image_list will load a new window (or tab), with _ximage target, and the first time, that new window/tab with _ximage target will come to focus and be in the foreground.

However, if the viewer leaves the _ximage window open, and navigates back to the image_list window and clicks another link, that link will load appropriately but the _ximage window will remain in the background. (and it works the same whether you are using windows or tabs to load your new pages). This is frustrating because it forces the viewer to click twice rather than just once to get to one of these 13 pages, and said pages are the reason people would traffic to the site.

Is there any way to have the links to base (_ximage) target always load in the foreground in Firefox(even when the target window _ximage is open)? Is there code to tell the Firefox browser, hey this is an important window load it in the foreground?

Is there a way to do it with anchors?

any help is appreciated