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I use Gedit, Notepad++ is also pretty good. If your looking for a WYSIWYG type editor then don't bother, they all suck. HTML and CSS are very easy to use, and you can find a lot of free templates already made to use. If you need a back-end for editing …
I use [url]http://disqus.com/[/url] if your just interested in learning how to create a comment box then I would suggest you look into a PHP solution for it. Despite knowing how to create a comment box, I found disqus a very great addition to my site. Comment boxes are something that …
I would suggest [url]http://css-tricks.com[/url] and [url]http://htmldog.com/[/url]
Python is really easy, I would defiantly start learning it. For web development I would suggest looking into the [URL="http://www.djangoproject.com/"]Django[/URL] framework. It shouldn't be to hard to transition from C++ to Python, I didn't think it was. Java is also great for the desktop and web but has a slightly …
Step 1: Find some type of inspiration; an illustration, another website, a movie. Pick some colors you like, and just go to town in Photoshop. Step 2: Write out all your HTML, keep it valid, keep it POSH. Create all pages, paragraphs, etc. Step 3: Polish your design into a …
So I want to make a [B]slide show[/B] where an image can be seen, then fades out to the next image. However I do not want any next/previous buttons, or a description. I would also like it to display images from a [U]sub-folder or possibly xml[/U]. Right now I am …
I didn't look at your source code, but if your given div is floating left. Then in IE you will likely have double the margin you wanted. To fix this simply add display:inline to that dive. This is known as the [URL="http://www.cssnewbie.com/double-margin-float-bug/"]IE Double Margin Float Bug[/URL] Their are actually a …
I asked the same question here, and had no help. But since I am trying to do the same thing, I will get back to you if I find something via this forum.
Ya so like he said [B]Illustrator[/B] is for vector art which means you can expand of shrink the image infantry without losing quality. [B]Photoshop[/B] is for photos and art that rely on pixels to make an image (if you zoom in far enough to a digital image you will begin …
Did you burn an .iso file? Or did you just add an .iso file to a data CD? Their are lots of little things you could have done, I would suggest reading a little bit on the website on how to install the operating system.
It absolutely should work and because you said it works in the command line then it is not a problem with your syntax or python. Their is just something wrong with IDLE. With that said maybe a re-install would fix the problem.
Isn't the number just an arbitrary pointer to a place in the memory that has been allocated for the given instance?
Looks great in FF3, What is your screen resolution?
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tomleo