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There are no snippets of code or special settings that allow your images to stay the same size, relative to the screen (without making your images look really bad.) You just have to design your website to look good on any screen resolution, even though it will look different on …

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A conditional stylesheet should fix it. This goes under your stylesheet link in the head section: Code: <!--[if IE 8]> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="ie8fix.css" /> <![endif]--> The new stylesheet (ie8fix.css) should only contain the negative margin fix.

[QUOTE=pixelsoul;1466814]Well, it may be a custom font they use but like Shaya4207 it is a logo image. A quick look around (like literally 2 minutes) and I found this font that is very similar to the look of their logo. [url]http://www.fontspace.com/johan-aakerlund/comfortaa[/url] Cheers[/QUOTE] Nice. Looks like you got the right match …

Yes, the codes for 301 & 307 are right. To track unique and total clicks on a link in PHP, you can try this: Mysql: CREATE TABLE ip (ip VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL); $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; // connect to db $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM ip WHERE ip='$ip';"); $result = mysql_fetch_array($query); …

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What's the URL of the gallery? Check if you've uploaded a copy of the folder "Scripts" onto your webserver. CS3 automatically create this folder/file to display Flash elements. This may be why it views ok locally (because they've automatically created it for you), but not online because you haven't copied …

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Text-transform is an incredibly useful CSS property, yet one of the most underused. This property allows you to control the capitalization effects, and it converts upper case to lower case of the text in HTML.

You can try this. IE doesn't understand :hover links it incorrectly uses :active instead so it's possible that by adding an active rule to the hover rule you might get your dropdowns to drop. So add the active rule after the hover one like this: [ICODE]div#menu ul li:hover ul, div#menu …