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how do i get rid of the scrollbar in IE

Posted on October 9, 2012 by admin516 views

now i’m getting really discouraged with IE….. i can’t seem to lose the stupid top to bottom scrollbar, even should the image width is below 780!! any tips or even trick codes or java which i can plug directly into eliminate that scrollbar -averan The scrollbar is section of the browser; you can’t reduce it. Some of the other browsers do the job differently by not necessarily displaying a scrollbar until the content overflows the particular visible area. Have you been sure you designed to write ‘VERTICAL’ rather than ‘HORIZONTAL’… as I don’t understand the situation via how you’ve discussed things. If this could be the event… Seven Hundred and Fifty 750 Pixels in width is the only sure safe price that I’ve encounter that doesn’t make it possible for horizontal scrollbars looking when viewed in multiple browsers using 8*6 resolution. oh when i learn how to get rid of the scollbar i had been craking up, it is pretty easy: Within the < body> tag decide to put " scroll=no" so it looks like the following: < body scroll=no> Now my problem is working out how to get it done with CSS i will try that, but i heard … Continue reading →

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Several IE6 problems with my site

Posted on October 4, 2012 by admin383 views

My site is around 90% done, all links are working, before i place on the finishing touches i’d prefer to get the item looking pretty with IE6. Normally i am pretty good at getting hired to look good every one browsers but my problems have simply stumped me. world wide web. tgsclan. co. uk/wip/ My problems at length. The very best has got a new broken header, we have tried everything i can think of… ( world wide web. tgsclan. co. uk/wip/cod2/ CSS world wide web. tgsclan. co. uk/wip/cod2/tgsstyle. css ) image trouble solved – I just compromised and eradicated the margin-bottom sorted – Fixed the actual images by getting rid of 3 divs and also putting the graphics into 1… post then made this " page bust line" part associated with my flash selection… for some purpose after i eradicated the line many of the gaps closed… BTW – I understand my flash stuff need preloaders: vintage: Okay, I will attempt to take another examine this when I have a PC and Allow me to actually see the challenge. But, in the actual meantime, I’ll hypothesize influenced by your description… Should you have not already outlined a margin, complete … Continue reading →

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Front Page Sound in Firefox, Netscape and others

Posted on October 3, 2012 by admin356 views

Talking about Front Page THE YEAR 2003: Does anyone discover how to get background sound to try out in these browsers Thanks a considerable number of! Nevermind, Managed to get it done.

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Refreshing a site in users browsers after updates

Posted on September 26, 2012 by admin410 views

I have designed several sites and am obtaining problem that once i go to look at the update, the old version can there be until I click " refresh". Can there be an easy (or hard) method to correct this I realize about the meta label that refreshes a new screen, but I was wondering if there is another way this does it instantly. Any help can be greatly appreciated. One site I recently finished is http: //www. floydpatterson. org/ Thanks and now have a great 1 week. Anthony from what i know, i think lots of browsers ignore the particular meta setting(for invigorate anyway) and very well browser options may well disable this feature so i foundthis link with a javascript snippet which may be useful that will you look it over, hope it assists Their browser is caching your website. What the browser lands on wrong is not really consulting the server to discover if a new version with the content is available, or the machine isn’t responding considering the right message. HTML: < meta http-equiv=" cache-control" content=" no-cache" /> Sweet thanks with the swift responses. I think the actual meta no cache will be the way to … Continue reading →

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Text and graphics overlapping when displayed in firefox/linux

Posted on September 26, 2012 by admin542 views

Hello all, My cousin has designed the woman’s website using Dreamweaver FIVE. 0. Looks equally she wants the idea to when considered with Firefox on the inside Windows but any time viewed in Firefox using Linux the text desires to overlap the graphics below it. See link below for any with Linux. http: //www. smokesignalsfarm. com/Mares. html I guess my issue is, how should your lady go about ensuring that her website turns up well in different os’s and windows In FF in PC I have text overlapping images… is that just what exactly you mean (see attachement) Check out attachment 3456 Firstly DW4… that’s similar to… REALLY old!: ermm: DW reaches 8 now. Plus frankly, if you’re about to use DW WYSIWYG to build your page, I suggest the latest version since the idea creates page far better than older reproductions. I still doesn’t produce the top code on this planet but it’s far better than before. : let down: We appear to possess more problems as compared with we thought. Yours has overlaps about the horizontal plain along with the page seems to jog off the perfect hand side, unlike mine, when observing in linux, has overlaps about … Continue reading →

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Brave or just dumb to not support IE6?

Posted on September 15, 2012 by admin496 views

Howdy everyone, Given the fact IE7 has been recently with us for a variety of months now, would you consider it to be a brave move, or plain foolish to drop help support for IE6 once you create a innovative website My site shows that the majority still use IE6 but that is decreasing every day, and pretty soon IE7 will be the main browser. On the list of reasons I consult your opinion is that I’m redesigning my site. It’s XHTML as well as CSS, and can be standards compliant. Makes perfect in IE7, Opera, Firefox, Safari, Camino and any browser you can visualize. Except IE6. It would take plenty of effort to get rid of it for IE6. By using IE6’s user trust gradually dwindling, is it worth it Within your opinion, should webmasters still take the time and effort to make a site best with IE6 now it’s been superseded by IE7 Naturally, we don’t help to make sites still appropriate for IE3 anymore! So really the issue is, at what point should we cease supporting heritage browsers — which include IE6 Involved to hear a person’s thoughts Support IE6 right up until its usage declines to … Continue reading →

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Website Testing – NEED HELP

Posted on September 13, 2012 by admin477 views

Hi we are having a move at designing my own ring website because my business is training myself being a web custom. The problem my business is having is while you create your site plus its finished how do you test your site on different browsers and os’s when you end up with 1 machine Does anyone employ a solution to this specific problem Another question i’ve is if you test your web blog in 1 browser and it doesn’t work in another tips on how to solve this problem I created my site to see in the most up-to-date version of firefox and also tried viewing the idea in Internet Explorer A FEW. The issue that occured was that my site displayed fine with firefox and exhibited differently in Internet Explorer 6. Does anyone employ a solution to this specific problem We’d really be greatful for virtually any help. Rafeeq Ibrahim Browser testing can be pretty easy in itself for a specific OS Platform… so if you employ Windows, you will be able to get a recently available version of a lot of the popular browsers installed on your pc with little difficulty to try yourself (IE, Firefox, Opera, … Continue reading →

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Website Testing.

Posted on August 21, 2012 by admin493 views

Just wondering in the event that anyone could aid me out with the testing of a web site. Any guides or hints/tips for any testing of a web site would be genuinely grateful. Thanks. What exactly can you use to test For me, I take the time to validate this page. Bookmark this specific! Things to watch out for: Destroyed links Incorrect image paths Punctuational and/or grammar mistakes There are a few accessibility tests around too which tend to be worth a taken. I have used this one before, it’s quite informative. Before I go, view your website in countless browsers as possible. Firefox, Opera, IE, Chrome, Lynx and Go (although same serps as FF) will be the ones I apply. POST also view my sites on numerous computers with different resolutions and various screen widths. If you mean you’ll want to test on ones local computer pertaining to run. php report, may you really need to use appserv http: //www. appservnetwork. com/ for set your computer to server. What’s your site created with If it really is built with php in that case: O, you should certainly have had any testing list before you decide to began. I think … Continue reading →

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Flash/HTML combined site having issues showing up in browsers

Posted on August 14, 2012 by admin485 views

Hi Innovative here, so please what if I’m sounding as a broken record. We’ve mixed HTML/FLASH website. My client is nevertheless most of his testers are receiving issues. Of course I’m undecided what those challenges are but one too was saying that whenever they went to your website it was mentioning a older version of the site when the latest one has been uploaded towards ftp. I thought maybe ?t had been a code issue and I did see an error and I predetermined it and lso are uploaded but even now he’s saying his testers are having issues with the website. And of course my testers are receiving no problems in the least… All I can think of that is a browser issue/flash player/user difficulty but I are not able to control who looks with the site and once they have not improved or not, what am I speculated to do The web-site still needs several work but WE don’t think this is the cause of the issue yet. www. brandnewpimptones. com may be the site. Is it since the site starts in flash Is it a browser/user issue I’m pretty a lot at my wits end now. Please … Continue reading →

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IE5 Help

Posted on August 11, 2012 by admin486 views

I’m currently developing an online site for a Student Accommodation. It’s perfect upon all browsers aside from IE5 and it has to be perfect on IE5 for your customer cos jane is using the IE5 Web browser. I have seemed up on tips and hints and as far as I’m sure already and have been confirmed from exploring around, Stylesheets aren’t compatible with IE5 so what on earth should I will i am completely lost, please help me personally. K-Webs It’s hard enough addressing IE6-IE7, and IE5 is actually worse. Merely were in your current shoes, I would simply ensure it is XHTML/CSS validated, designed for FireFox and adjustments created for IE6 and preceding. I would not really care that she is a customer in this article. She should not use IE5, and in the event you go through the many hours to make that right, just with regard to her, who’s to express her computer isn’t going to die and she then gets a different computer at IE7 or IE8 There comes your point where a web designer/developer has to be in charge of particular things, and this is one of these people… even at this point of shedding … Continue reading →

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