Oh and another question: since personArray is declared outside of the addPerson function, why doesn't the for loop work when I put it inside a new function that is NOT within the addPerson function?...
Not showing in Opera neither. Only thing I can think of is perhaps the background-position property being wrong. I have no idea if it is, but it gives me problems many times.
It's important to have a good knowledge of HTML and CSS before attempting to lean Javascript, because all Javascript really does is manipulates the elements, their attributes and styles inside the...
Actually no, not end of story. There are hacks that will fix PNG transparency in IE6, I'm sure there are a bunch of threads about it in the css section of this forum. ;)
I would like to take the credit for that page, but I did not make it. However if you scroll down, you can see a comment by Gab (me) to which I DO take credit for :D
The nav menu's images take up half a meg all together, maybe that's causing your page to load slowly and "falling into place" instead of just loading with everything at the right spot.
I doubt Opera is the problem. I think it has something to do with the code. If you want some help you'll definitely need to paste some code so people know what the problem is about. I don't think...
Doctype is basically a few lines of codes that tells the browser what version of html or xhtml your site is coded in. Here's the list of all the doctypes:...
Here's a way of making a 3 column layout using divs, however, your site looks more like a 2 column layout. :confused:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/negativemargins/
I think the counter may be slowing down the page. Also, I'm sure that a layout using divs would load much faster. I heard that browsers read the table's code twice before displaying it.
But what I'm trying to say is that the color picker will give me the color I want, but then that color will be modified to match the brightness of my original color.
Thanks, but that doesn't do exactly what I want it to do. What I'm looking for is a way to exchange 2 very specific colors. Lets say I have an image, and I want part of it to match the exact hex...
Is there a way to switch specific colors in Photoshop? Lets say I have a yellow school bus and i want to turn it into a green bus, is there an easy way of doing this?
Actually both of those are invalid; he also needs the alt attribute :p Btw he most probably doesn't have over 300 errors, most of the time a single error can cause over a dozen others.
First of all, this CAN be done in Javascript in a way that it does not cause problems for people that have it disable. Is it the best way? Meh.. maybe not, but still, JS is not evil and if you want...
