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And for column spanning, please see this brief tutorial:

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_td_colspan.asp

Breaking your sections down in HTML view. Use comment tags. This is how:

<!--
These 4 characters start your comments.

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These three characters end your comments

Anything you type in...

I'm trying to build a URL that will link directly to a specific slide using the Rhino slider. The documentation shows how to do it if you are on the same page the slider lives on, but I want to link...

Hoping someone might be able to help with this. Having absolutely no luck with any browser other than Google Chrome :/

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I have a page with tabs and on each tab there is a video (FLV). I'd like the videos to stop playing when a user clicks on a tab.

This functions perfectly in Chrome. In Firefox and Safari...

I added this to the end of teh javascript hoping it would sort, but no luck. What am I missing? :confused:

return parsedUrl;

jQuery('fundname', xml).remove();
jQuery.each(itemsSorted,...

Hello, I'm wondering of anyone can help me sort some XML data? I need to sort the <fundname> node starting at position 5 of the text. It's a last minute change I'll be working on today, so if I can...

Thank you so much!! Works like a charm! :)

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I have some javascript code that parses an XML document and returns specific values for the XML fields. All I need to do is to make the +returnedURL+ in the loop active. Right now it just...

Thanks. I can parse the XML no problem (even in IE now). My issue is identifying each <acronym> tag and add applying a URL to it's corresponding <fundname> in the XML once it has been parsed.

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The easiest way is to build an HTML page that will hold your announcements and pull it in to each of your pages via an <iframe>

Example:

<iframe width="960" height="110" frameborder="0"...

You have a lop of options. I noticed your table didn't have a row? You can add <tr valign="bottom"> before your <td> tags. Just make sure to close the row </tr> too.

Also, if it's in a cell,...

Have you considered using a form for this?

Check it out: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp

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jQuery is still fairly new to me, so I apologize if I sound like a noob. I'm trying to parse an XML doc and return the values in to an HTML page. I can parse the XML (in all browsers but IE...