It is intentionally protected. Auto posting is a method used by spammers, so forum software uses prevention methods. Even if you manage to get it to work, the second it is detected, it is likely to...
You have a problem with the validation of your HTML 38 errors in the validator, though I think for the most part it is caused by the unclosed <a name tag at the beginning of the body. As for...
The example is irrelevant. What you are asking for is not logical. An element cannot be in two mutually exclusive states at the same time. It either displays or it does not. If it displays then it...
Of course not it would be totally illogical. You either display or you don't if it is a background, the set it as the background; otherwise you are just wasting your time trying to re-invent CSS.
Minor rendering differences between browser is normal. They come from different manufacturers who optimize to their own design. The page looks fine in all browsers, so minor rendering differences...
It looks like the theme has pretty much screwed up the css. The element looks like it is inheriting a color of #686868 (but it could be anything the way the thing is put together). The cascade has...
It is not going to look the same no matter what you do. A Ford does not look like a Chevy because they come from different manufacturers; each with their own design and style. Browsers are no...
All Dreamweaver and other such trash generators will do is help you avoid learning to actually do something creative. However it will help you learn how to ask for help on forums because it will...
No! If you need a given background image or color; then set it as a background. Playing the stacking order is just going to make maintenance a stroke causing experience. You are not going to...
I would do it server side. Put the list of images in an array, and then just generate a container for the image and set the source of the image to one of the array elements using a random as the...
If you have your CSS in a file then you can bring it into the head of the page this way:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="pathTo/yourfile.css" />
It does not matter who is responsible for the site. The fact is the code is full of errors, and you cannot expect much from a page with that many defects. The marquee tag is non-standard. IE is...
Yeah no script will work as long as you can live with it just staying default. The Google spider will pick it up whether you display it or not. It does not process css or javascript; It just reads...
I don't do thing by email. Just post the link; and define "out of wack". It is most likely that by using an old (and defective version of IE, you have messed it up for every other browser.
If #text is not floated, then the line feeds for the h2 and div reset the the starting position available to the bottom of the text line. Whe you do a layout like that all the element going across...
You probably have to break up the list and use a couple of floated divs to hold the pieces probably with a figure tag as the container. It makes the CSS problematic. More work then I would ever be...
I doubt it makes sense to have 40 items for a single element in a drop down. Either it needs to be broken down; or be a static sidebar menu or there should just be a link at the top level that goes...
