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Transparent iFrame Background in Firefox AND Internet Explorer

Thanks for the reply smoseley. I gave that a try, but still no luck.:ermm: What puzzles me about this whole thing is that if I put <body...

Post by: johnjm22, Jul 2, 2008 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Transparent iFrame Background in Firefox AND Internet Explorer

I'm trying to create an iFrame with a transparent background in both FF and IE. If I don't specify a background color (in the parent page, and...

Thread by: johnjm22, Jul 2, 2008, 4 replies, in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Font sizes

So is there any way to make the text size on my site appear the same size to everyone? When I formatted my page, I didn't think about the fact that...

Post by: johnjm22, Mar 20, 2008 in forum: General Web Design Discussion
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Is it possible to control the order in which items on my page load?

Title basically says it all. I want the background on my site to load first. Is this possible? Here's a link: Chrysalismusic.net/tour.html

Thread by: johnjm22, Nov 13, 2007, 3 replies, in forum: General Web Design Discussion
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Wierd problem with <textarea> tag.

Well just after I made this post I discovered that Myspace had disabled the <textarea> tag on music profiles for the day. I found and alternate...

Post by: johnjm22, Apr 5, 2007 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Wierd problem with <textarea> tag.

Okay I just posted it. Underneath the first banner you'll see <..> This is the code I entered: <textarea></textarea> I too was thinking some...

Post by: johnjm22, Apr 5, 2007 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Wierd problem with <textarea> tag.

Yes. The odd thing is that I created a new Myspace page for testing purposes, and tried using the textarea tag and it worked fine! It just...

Post by: johnjm22, Apr 4, 2007 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Wierd problem with <textarea> tag.

Yes. And I've put it on there before and it worked fine. But all of the sudden it doesn't work.

Post by: johnjm22, Apr 4, 2007 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Wierd problem with <textarea> tag.

The purpose of the textarea is to create a box where people can see the code I'm using. Here's an example of what it's supposed to look like:...

Post by: johnjm22, Apr 4, 2007 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Wierd problem with <textarea> tag.

Okay fixed it. Webdesignforums.net added a bunch of extra stuff to it.

Post by: johnjm22, Apr 4, 2007 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Wierd problem with <textarea> tag.

Whenever I try and use the <textarea> tag it shows up as <..> on my page, followed by the text that was supposed to be in the text area. :confused:...

Thread by: johnjm22, Apr 4, 2007, 14 replies, in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

It still says http://www.chrysalismusic.net/news.htm in the status bar. I want it to say "Launch Media Player"

Post by: johnjm22, Dec 2, 2006 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

Well thanks for your help and everything, but is still not working. :confused: http://www.chrysalismusic.net/news.htm

Post by: johnjm22, Dec 1, 2006 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

So it should look like this? <area shape="rect" coords="276,473,313,489" href="news.htm" onmouseover="window.status='Launch Media Player'; return...

Post by: johnjm22, Dec 1, 2006 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

In reference to post #7 I tried this: But it didn't work.

Post by: johnjm22, Dec 1, 2006 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

In reference to post #8 I tried this: But it still didn't work. :(

Post by: johnjm22, Dec 1, 2006 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

Thanks for the reply Shadowfiend. Whenever I use that code you gave me, it displays the message "Launch Media Player" all the time, except when...

Post by: johnjm22, Nov 30, 2006 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

Hmmm. I tried adding: onmouseover="window.status='Launch Media Player; return true;" to the code, but nothing happened. I'm using a map, I don't now...

Post by: johnjm22, Nov 30, 2006 in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Can you control the text that IE displays when "hovering" over a link?

Normally when your mouse pointer is "hovering" over a link, IE will display the link's URL in the lower left-hand corner of the window. But I have...

Thread by: johnjm22, Nov 30, 2006, 18 replies, in forum: HTML and CSS Help
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Why won't Explorer display this image?

Thanks for all the help planetgman. Even when I downsized the imaged it still wouldn't work, and I know the I have the file in the right directory....

Post by: johnjm22, Aug 26, 2006 in forum: Adobe Photoshop Help

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