Tag Archives: H3

New site under construction

Posted on September 28, 2012 by admin444 views

http: //chrisbrewster. company. uk/bush What a temporary location until Concerning everything sorted out that will give it specific to it server and sector. This can be an entirely serious project, before an individual ask. Seriously. I’m cashing in to the latest trend and going for web 2. 0 appears to be (large fonts, curved corners, short obstructs of text or anything else. ). I aren’t able to really put the following in How’s The Site, since it is really nowhere near comprehensive. Do you think there’s any improvements I can make before MY PARTNER AND I go and finish strangely off It sorts of lacks excitement. No matter the topic, that font is boring. The header is definitely pretty decent so set off that. Use some numerous fonts and possibly try a dreary font and incorporate colors in the page header style. And what’s with the " not got an account". Not proper english. Neither of these links work. Usually its advisable to have an thorough site that will display before applying for feedback. I learned the fact that hard way too! Rather a distinct segment market dont you consider! I’ll second within the font, is it tahoma Also an … Continue reading →

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XSL Table Problem

Posted on August 11, 2012 by admin418 views

Hey, I am developing a Shopping cart and we’ve a xsl family table that queries many of the items in the db but displaying your inventory my table is usually messed up. figuring out how it looks like currently: http: //img40. imageshack. us/img40/182/contentx. jpg the table spacign and alignment are messed up i want it to become spaced out evenly like http: //www. djpremium. com/shop/G1-V70359-R54352/christian-audigier. htmlcm_re=Top_Brands_Men-_-Christian_Audigier-_-0309 This is my XSL table code: Code: < div id=" content" > < h3> Content< /h3> <! — Print output inside a table–> < family table width=" 100%" border=" 0" cellspacing=" 15" cellpadding=" 10" > <! — iterate via a row of Solutions (default row width is 4; view toXml() documentation in model. php) –> < xsl: for-each select=" root/row" > < tr> <! — With each table cell display the product’s label, thumbnail picture, cost, and product id –> < xsl: for-each select=" Style" > < your href=" controller. phpstyle_id=style_id" > <! — INSERT POINT TAG WITH JAVASCRIPT ONCLICK TO PICK THIS PRODUCT (BY ID NUMBER) AND WEIGHT IN viewProductDetail. xsl –> < td> < div id=" thumbnailFrame" > < img src=" small_pic" alt=" The item picture" /> < /div> < span id=" … Continue reading →

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Move an image to the side of text

Posted on August 11, 2012 by admin479 views

Hi there, I’m having this issue with my current image to get a feed. Perspective attachment 4265 I’m seeking to move the nourish image up also to the right side with the title. This is my current reference code. Code: < div> < h2> Most recent News< /h2> < img src=" images/feed. jpg" class=" feed" /> < /div> What can i do to this class " feed" which will put that image save and along aspect Latest News. Thanks a lot I think we’ll need even more code from your page to discover how that div sits in relation to the other divs. How is this- Code: < div class=" center_column" > < div class=" box_right" > < h3> Contact< /h3> < p> You’ll be able to contact us with < a href=" mailto: *hidden*" > *hidden*< /a>. We would love to communicate with for sure future players regarding Drackarre. < /p> < /div> < div> < h2> Most recent News< /h2> < img src=" images/feed. jpg" class=" feed" /> < /div> < php whilst (have_posts()): the_post(); > < h1> < php the_title(); > < /h1> < php the_date(‘F j, Y’, ‘< h4> A, ‘< /h4> ‘); > < php … Continue reading →

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Quick question with editing my page with css

Posted on July 12, 2012 by admin480 views

Hi there everyone. First submit here. I am in a web development book today. Its the initial chapter introducing CSS. I’ve made an alternative style sheet to utilize to all our pages, though just one problem is puzzling me. I have made specifications question headings (h1, h2 and h3), for our bodies, for paragraphs, and blockquotes. But one of the last steps, it says to use the following type to elements. What precisely does this are What tags Precisely how would I do that in CSS Relating to no problem setting the properties, but what precisely do they signify by hypertext elements With thanks everyone! Marky Such as, if your CSS file has something such as this…. p font-size: 14px; color: #000; Wherever you employ the Hypertext (HTML) label < p> as part of your HTML, it may take-on that font size and color. < p> blah blah< /p> You usually start out your CSS such as this… html, body perimeter: 0px auto; padding: 0; font-family: arial; font-size: 12pt; color: #000; Of which sets-up the simple styling for all within < html>… < /html> and < body>… < /body> Any HTML tag is usually given specific CSS properties, by using … Continue reading →

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Messed up footer

Posted on June 11, 2012 by admin435 views

The key reason why is my footer messed up http: //shovehost. com/index. php On some of the pages ( http: //shovehost. com/domains. php for example) it is fine but on some it really is messed up. Just how would I resolve tit Many thanks! Try putting a " clear" div among the " indexthings" divs and also the footer div for you to push the footer affordable. HTML PAGE: < div class=" indexthings" > < h3> text< /h3> < p> a lot more text< /p> < /div> <! — conclude indexthings –> < div class=" clear" > < /div> < div id=" footer" > < ul> < li> text< /li> < li> text< /li> for example… CSS: . distinct clear: both; Thank you, I will test that. However my website is currently down for propogation soon after an IP change because of installing SSL.

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