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Jun 2, 2007
Hi, I'm a newbie to CSS. I've coded my own CSS & XHTML and
it looks great in Firefox 2 and IE6. When I view it in IE7,
my photos seem to disappear. I have the photos floated left
of the text. If I "unfloat" them, they're okay in IE7, but
they look much better floated left.
My CSS & XHTML code v...See More
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Max
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Karen
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Thanks both of you for your help. I searched Google and finally
came up with another person who had the same problem. For
whatever crazy reason, undoing the italics on the smaller header
(h3) fixes the problem in IE7.
I'll also try the transitional doc type to see what happens.
Thanks both of you for your help. I searched Google and finally
came up with another person who had the same problem. For
whatever crazy reason, undoing the italics on the smaller header
(h3) fixes the problem in IE7.
I'll also try the transitional doc type to see what happens.
Jun 8, 2007
I host a site that's been online for eleven years, and I've
just been notified that my server is being retired. My
hosting fees, which are $300 a year, are paid by a
nonprofit organization.
In addition to hosting the site, my provider takes care of
my e-mail, and I receive visitor statisics four times ...See More
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Marilyn B
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Since Web Hosts wrote that he had used my site and hoped it wouldn't
go offline, I thought he was referring to my maintaining the site.
Yes, I know things happen that can affect the site being available.
Since Web Hosts wrote that he had used my site and hoped it wouldn't
go offline, I thought he was referring to my maintaining the site.
Yes, I know things happen that can affect the site being available.
Rowan
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On 8/07/07, Marilyn B wrote:
> Since Web Hosts wrote that he had used my site and hoped it wouldn't
> go offline, I thought he was referring to my maintaining the site.
> Yes, I know things happen that can affect the site being available.
Ah, okay. :)
On 8/07/07, Marilyn B wrote:
> Since Web Hosts wrote that he had used my site and hoped it wouldn't
> go offline, I thought he was referring to my maintaining the site.
> Yes, I know things happen that can affect the site being available.
Ah, okay. :)
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Hi.
I'm researching these technologies, and plan to invest in
them.
I do not have a Smartboard. I want to make whiteboard
movies.
Any tips? Anybody having success making whiteboard movies?
Z
Hi.
I'm researching these technologies, and plan to invest in
them.
I do not have a Smartboard. I want to make whiteboard
movies.
Any tips? Anybody having success making whiteboard movies?
Z
Jun 21, 2007
Does anyone use any WYSIWYG programs for class websites? If
so could you recommend any and do you have any examples I
could take a look at?
Thanks,
mmg
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Hi.
I will be posting lots of word documents and pdf files and
short movies (eventually) on my website.
I am new to website development. I am using Web Easy Pro
6 to create my website. (By the way, if you suggest
another software package that is better for teachers'
purposes, your advice wo...See More
Hi.
I will be posting lots of word documents and pdf files and
short movies (eventually) on my website.
I am new to website development. I am using Web Easy Pro
6 to create my website. (By the way, if you suggest
another software package that is better for teachers'
purposes, your advice wo...See More
Jun 27, 2007
Do you know of a site I can go to check our website that I
have created at school? On my computer and others
everything looks just right as I've made it on my computer.
I use Dreamweaver. Today, when it was beamed up on a
projector it was messed up. The browser that was being used
was IE 6.0. It looks fine o...See More
Jul 3, 2007
Our principal announced to our faculty during Post-
Planning that we all must produce our own personal website
by the beginning of the next school year. I am a total
novice with web design, but have years of experience in
print design. She did not specify a certain program to
use. We are to have it design...See More
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Donna
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Yes, I am using this for the first time this year and love
it. There is plenty of space and it looks impressive--like I
know what I'm doing!
On 8/03/07, Beth wrote:
> Teacherweb.com is a great start for new webdesigners. It
> only cost $27 for a year.
Yes, I am using this for the first time this year and love
it. There is plenty of space and it looks impressive--like I
know what I'm doing!
On 8/03/07, Beth wrote:
> Teacherweb.com is a great start for new webdesigners. It
> only cost $27 for a year.
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