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David, David, change your <ul> width to 100% and give it a height attribute. Then the <p> will drop below. A word of advice. It seems like you're trying to center your navigation bar using CSS. That's actually very easy to do provided you give the entire <ul> a fixed …
This handles setting the <h3> tags the way you want. [CODE] $('#Ft > ul > li:first-child a').wrap('<h3 />'); [/CODE]
You have a div with an ID of 'main-height'. Your template_css.css stylesheet sets its height to auto (see line 344.) This is correct. However, somewhere, it looks like one of your JavaScripts is overwriting it and giving it a fixed pixel height. You need to find out which script is …
It sounds like you want to dynamically add the phrase, 'onclidk="showPic(this); return false;" to your <a> tags instead of physically typing them inline one at a time. If that's correct, try this: [code] <html> <head> <title></title> <script type="text/javascript"> var whichPic = null; function showPic(whichPic){ var imgSource = whichPic.getAttribute("href"); var placeHolder …
You can't modify the contents of an external stylesheet with JavaScript. You can, however, add inline css to the appropriate tags within your page in order to overwrite styles that have been added with external stylesheets.
Graham, I just glanced at your page and noticed 2 things right off the bat. Both of which need to be corrected before you're going to be able to work this out. 1. You can't put a block tag inside an inline tag. And that's what you've done. You have …
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