Really, the example I gave is crystal clear. As I have said several times, the css definition works fine. Perfect. No issues. Cross browser tested. It is not a browser issue either. At all. Not...
you have to put your 403 file into a directory - e.g., /sorrycharlie/403.php - and then add an .htaccess file IN that directory that does allow anyone to access it.
Okay, so if using my .htaccess I deny a spammers IP and want to use a nice custom 403 page it creates a situation where they cannot actually get to my custom 403 page since they are denied access to...
oops.. in that 3rd example I didn't catch the wrong closing tag and see it should be </span>.. however, that did not allow the style to render so I will look into qjensen's remarks next....
So, I have this css and code that has a main background image set for "map_holder" div of a USA map. Inside this div is a 2 button horizontal navi bar. I have it coded such that when you rollover the...
understood.. maybe point me to some php help as that would be the option of choice. it would seem to me I would put some sort of additional code into the link on page 1, and them some php script on...
kind of what happens here BUT like I said, ONLY if you click a link on another page that tells this effect to load, so it must pass some code in the link that the page must grab...
Okay, if I have a banner on 1 page that gets clicked and that takes them to page 2 I would like it so that clicking that banner passes something to that 2nd page to tell a cool Mootools, JavaScript...
only 1 rub :( I realized after I wrote this that the actual form portion is called into an iFrame on a page and this way, when the Contact Us page is clicked...
I have a banner that has a special offer and has promo code tied to it, I would like it so when they click the banner that takes them to the contact page, it carries forward and fills in the Promo...
So, one of my clients had an SEO company tell them "installing a script that would add a dynamic date to the title tag (updating daily with the date, so as to give the impression to google that the...
sorry man, I have not ever used said server sided URL encoding function in php, so not sure how it works. Get the general idea, but never done it so will look into it.