I'd need to see the entire page. Maybe you have a missing or improper <!DOCTYPE>. Maybe you have some invalid code that is outside the portions you posted. It's impossible to say what the problem...
It's certainly do-able, but I can't give you any specifics without knowing more details about the software that your site uses. And it's really not practical to try to get a complete solution in an...
I don't really use jQuery, but what I know of it says your code is incorrect and so is your HTML. First, you need to add an 'id' attribute to either the opening...
The CSS rule for the 'img' element at the top of your stylesheet does not apply to background images. For that, you need to set the 'background-size' property.
The answer to your question is, of course it's possible. There are several different ways to do this, but the most effective will require server-based software. Generally, sites like yours are...
I tested IE 10 and IE 8 mode and the menu "worked". It's not positioned vertically as well as it might, but I don't see a real problem. What do you see?
First, be sure you're including a complete <!DOCTYPE> statement at the top of your document. Then you can try adding the following to the start of your stylesheet:
I'd suggest two options: (1) you can search the web for CSS fly-out menus and replace what you have, or (2) take this as an opportunity to actually learn how CSS works.
The fundamental behavior of all block-level elements is the same. If two different block-level elements don't behave the same in your document it's because something in your stylesheet is causing...
When a URL contains a whitespace character, you're supposed to encode it with its hexidecimal character code, so a " " should be replaced with "%20". I'm surprised that the validator flagged...
I had a hunch that searching with the keyword "dynamic" might be helpful, but all of the references I found relied on JavaScript, so I think that's the only viable approach at the moment.
You're going to have to count the number of left and right parenthesis in the user's entry and see if they match. On a good day, you'll also check to see that they're in an acceptable order. That...
Since I know almost nothing about SVG graphics, I thought I'd share my lack of wisdom with you in the great tradition of online forums.... Actually, I have been curious about SVG, and just thought...
This seems to be a question of the design of the structure of the page. The buttons are set to "position:absolute", so you can move them anywhere you like. Since the calendar images have a fixed...
There are a large number of HTML mark-up errors on that page, and any one of them could lead to the problems you're seeing. Run the page through the W3C validator at http://validator.w3.org and...
There is no JavaScript involved here. And I don't see any reference to your logo image, either. Can you post a link to the page where this code appears?
You can't limit the 'overflow' property to just the horizontal or vertical boundaries. There may be another alternative approach, but we'd need to see the code. Post your code or a link to an...
All block level elements behave the same in this regard. It's misleading to say that any element generates a line break. Rather than try to squeeze a lot of definitions into a message here to try...
I don't think anyone can help you without seeing the accompanying HTML code for the pages where this script operates. Restore the original script and then post a link to a page where folks can see...
I'm sorry. I just realized that my example wouldn't really do everything you wanted. It mostly gets the structure right, but it doesn't flex. I'll take another run at it when I get a chance.
