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the hardest was this bank program written in cobol... it took weeks just to finish the layout.. damn missing periods... :sweat:
i'm perfectly new to this language, although the logic is same as c++ and actionscripts so i kinda get some of the tutorials.. i read through them and i can't seem to find the answer for this... maybe this is advance.. so.. please.. help... well actually my problem is i …
thats the proper way of centering.. that should work... just remove the position:relative however, that will work for browsers like FF, Opera, etc.... but not in IE to center divs in IE just add text-align:center; like so: [CODE] #wrap { text-align:center; width:760px; margin:auto; } [/CODE] Regards
is <center><img></center> valid in ie7?? i think not.. try to post a link or something... so we could help you...
took time to read your post and really i really can't understand what you mean... hehehe... the link was good by peter.. should answer your questions.. heres some links.. [url]http://exitfegs.co.uk/Sources.html[/url] this helped me a lot.. just take the time reading it.. this would probably help you too... best regards
I never do spoon feeding, but since i'm in a good mood i'll just give you the idea... on your layout request.. i provided the comments so you'll easily glide through... just adjust the styles ok?? p.s. take note of the width.. goodluck... ^__^ [CODE] *{padding:0 margin:0; } body{text-align:center;} #wrap{ …
ok.. thats just pretty easy .. first wrap you're apDiv1 and your table in new apDIV.. let's just say.. #container{} so your markup should look like this [CODE] <div id="container"> <div id ="apDiv1"></div> <div> <table> </table> </div> </div><!--endofcontainer--> [/CODE] then add the styles #container{text-align:center;<---this is for ie centering bug... width:x …
it looks fine in IE to me... just for some extra spacing to the sides add this to your css teach *{margin:0; padding:0; }
hi there, i'm working on something that requires images i have solved how to save the images in the method of uploading.. i researched on how to access a webcam and thats solved... my problem is capturing the image... on the webcam window... i would like to just capture the …
i really don't understand your question... you're primary key is an image thumbprint?? and you're gonna search for any duplicate thumbprint at a diffrent table.. matching the primary thumbprint ?? is this how you meant it..??
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