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HTML Table/CSS/Alignment help? I'm having some trouble with my website. I have the whole thing set up in a table, and the css shows there is supposed to be a red bar on the right and left side, with a width of 15% each. The middle should have a width of 70%. This works in Internet Explorer, and Opera, but it doesn't seem to work in Firefox. Any ideas what the problem could be? I know there are a lot of possible solutions, but naming anything will help a lot. I've triple checked my table, and every tag has a matching closing tag, and I've checked my CSS and it looks fine. Here's the website:>

wally k replied: "The markup has numerous errors, including incorrectly nested elements. See=(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0"

geoff replied: "Join the revolution to make FireFox the only browser! Make it completely incompatible for cross-browser use!

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Chris B replied: "I agree, FireFox blows away Internet Explorer and any other browser by much. Just make your layout compatible for FireFox, then inside your script include something like "This site looks sexier with FireFox!""

PLEASE HELP!!!! with table css/html!!? I need major help!!!! I need the css and html! include the CSS definitions. The table is 500 pixels wide The cell colors are #0000FF, #330066 and #FF0000 The table border color is #FFFF00 The outside cells are 25% of the width of the table The height of the center cell is 25% the height of the table... TABLE::::::::::::::; >

nitaoe replied: "I'd like to help, but for one, the image does not link, because yahoo will shorten long strings of text. So I don't know how many rows or how many cells you have, I don't know which cell has which of the three background colors, what is considered the "outside cells", etc.

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Jonathan G. replied: "I'm kind of new, but I'll try.

Get the idea?" how do i make tables (css) stay centered on every monitor? OK i know how to do CSS and everything, but how do I keep tables look the same on every monitor? I center them on one monitor, but then different sized ones make it look off centered. A dreamweaver tutorial would be fine but I think I'd rather have a html based one. vikingnoise replied: "Put the table inside a division using automatic left and right margins, either inline style like so: Or as a class or id in your stylesheet. If I remember correctly, the division has to have an explicit width with margins set to auto, otherwise it doesn't do what it should." Transparent Tables Css Help Request? I need help in order to back the background of this table transparent. When I use it on my profile, behind the text it is black, and that is back. I am wondering how I can make the area behind the text transparent. Here is the code. xxx xxx xxx xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx •xxx The 'xxx's of course represent text that would go there. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. TransPersonal replied: "You can use CSS. First the HTML: rest of the table code goes here The CSS (put it inside your tags) : " 000 replied: "the above answer is ok, however, a better option would be to use: background-color: transparent; instead of background-color: none;" PayneLessDesigns.com replied: "To make it easier for you, if you don't have the hang of all that other CSS, is to just style the table tag: Suggest using lowercase for your tags. Ron" Help with website tables + css? View in IE and FF. In FF, the text is restricted to the table with this background: but in IE, it disregards that and the table fucks up. Any idea? I have used CSS to style it, and I don't want the table a percentage, I want it to be 608pixles.. Butler replied: "Pixels is a bad thing to use. Every view of it will be different depending on the person resolution. As far as IE and FF each webbrowser reads html differently" SigEpic Gamer replied: "look up w3schools.com they have good tutorials on how to fix the problem you're having. Personally, use something besides pixels, and where there's a percentage put in a hard code. It will not increase with the increase in screen size but it will do what you need." Web Design - Without tables, CSS? I'm trying to make the following, which seems so complicated to do with ap divs: I have an ap div that I use as a container. Inside of it there is text, and another ap div. My objective is that the nested ap div is always right below the text (the more text I write, the nested layer automatically moves down). However, I don't know how to accomplish this by using CSS. I have the nested layer set to position:relative and top:inherit. The result is that, the nested layer positions itself at the very top of the container layer, instead of right below the text. doug s replied: "You might want to use Float: Left; instead of positioning. Setting the top: inherit; means it will go to 0 unless previously set. Inherit is another way of saying default. You should read "Transcending CSS" by Andy Clarke who's working on the CSS3 spec. The issue is you're trying to build a site with CSS the way you'd build it with tables. That defeats the purpose. Learn to do semantic markup. That's why you should read that book. That will teach you how to build sites from the content out, using meaningful markup to make the layout of your site with the minimal amount of DIVs." I need a semi transparent tables css code... please help Ok will someone give me a code to make tables semi transparent with out messing with the text because everything i've tried either makes the text transparent or makes it unreadable please please help me. thisIsMyAnswer replied: "Using the transparent attribute on your css for your table will make everything inside that table transparent. However if you really want to make your table semi transparent you can create a .png file in Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator and set it as your table's background. This will help you achieve the semi transparent look, but the problem with this is that .png file is not supported by IE 6 and lower." The text in my table is height-centered.... I need it flushed to the top though!? I can get my main content table to fit 100% height on the screen, both with the height="100%" tag and the css way. However, my content keeps getting draged down way too far! I need it at the top of the table, not the middle! The content: (minus the space in there) Warning: include(main.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 324 Warning: include(main.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 324 Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'main.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 324 CSS: html, body, #wrapper { height:100%; margin: 0; padding: 0; border: none; text-align: center; } #wrapper { margin: 0 auto; text-align: top; vertical-align: middle; width: 612px; } the page itsef: Also, please dont ming my test issues right now. I plan on adjusting the font once I fix my browser defaults. No, colateral... I do not steal code. I'm using the photoshop save to web option for this, as well as some tutorial help. I'm used to frames and am just starting to learn how to work with tables, cut a little slack will ya ;) Thanks RJ W! That's exactally what was missing :D I'll try and get the image sizes down too... thanks for the heads up. Collateral replied: "UMMM... Do you know how to program, or are you one of these people that just steal code?" RJ W replied: "Here is the correct HTML code you will want to use...see line #3 for the alignment declaration... should fix your problem. 1. 2. 3. 6. 7. 4. Warning: include(main.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 356 Warning: include(main.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 356 Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'main.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 356 5. And I know you didn't ask for help with this part and that you are just in the layout stage right now, but your background image files are very large, the page took a bit to load... ...you will want to "save for web" in Photoshop and drag the quality slider down to about 70 or 60... the quality will still be high but the file will be smaller..." xirclebox replied: "Here is a quick fix for your issue. And as a suggestion, you may want to explore using div tags and css to build your site. ------------ (minus the space in there) Warning: include(main.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 369 Warning: include(main.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 369 Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'main.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/borisu1/domains/tikajoy.info/public_html/table-css/index.php on line 369 " The Best Way to Make a Web Site? Hi, I want to know, what is the best way to make a web site? ~ Pure HTML / Tables ~ CSS and HTML ~ Slice in Photoshop ~ Other and please specify. Add in as much details as possible. What do you think is the best way? Optimistic Yid replied: "Depends what you are trying to achieve. Sounds like you're going for something static ....... in which case I would have to say css and html. Check out to see the sorts of effects you can achieve." Virginia W replied: "http://www.metacafe.com/watch/852708/how_to_make_a_website/ Here is one make a web site video." Mark replied: "CSS is the best way to do it. That's the web-standards way. Tables are designed purely for showing tabular data. They should not be used for layout. If you need a book to help you I cannot recommend enough "Designing With Web Standards" by Jeffery Zeldman (http://zeldman.com/dwws/). CSS is for appearance. HTML is for semantic data (meaningful things). JavaScript is for behaviour. They should all be separate. That way you can read the HTML even when you don't have support for CSS (like on a Mobile phone). Look at CSS Zen Garden to see the power of good CSS design:" Nostalgique replied: "css/html. CSS creates easy and thorough design that can be easily changed if you want to tweak something about the layout without having to go through and change every .html file within your site. It's much easier to just have one file control the layout, and then your html control the content. Less work for you in the long run. Lots of people believe tables = inferior designing as well. I agree that divs give you more versatility, but I'm not at all anti table in most circumstances." aondrea S replied: "All of the above + Adobe CS3 Web suite premium"

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