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The graphics are stored at my website host. I use html
codes to post the graphics. Some have a white background
(which works fine IF you are using a white
background...but I don't).
I know you can add border=0 but that usually does not
work. What else can we do?
Thanks so much!
The graphics are stored at my website host. I use html
codes to post the graphics. Some have a white background
(which works fine IF you are using a white
background...but I don't).
I know you can add border=0 but that usually does not
work. What else can we do?
Thanks so much!
Aug 2, 2007
How do I get my 'tutor wanted' ad off your website?
Aug 8, 2007
I am thinking about teaching php and mysql as part of an
advanced web authoring class at my high school. (I'm
teaching them to myself, so I'm getting there slowly). How
useful do you think these skills are for people once they
get into the job market?
Thanks,
Greg J
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Ray
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> I'd say that php and mysql are quite advanced. I'd rather have
> students understand more fundamental topics first: databases,
> how the internet works, etc.
Most of that they get in the required technology classes in both
middle school and high school.
> I'd say that php and mysql are quite advanced. I'd rather have
> students understand more fundamental topics first: databases,
> how the internet works, etc.
Most of that they get in the required technology classes in both
middle school and high school.
Aug 10, 2007
Hi-
I'm not sure if anyone here uses AvidHosting.com but
evidently it is now in the hands of new owner(s) who seem
to be somewhat less than ethical. See the link on this
post for more details
there's nothing in posting this for me, I just wanted to
possibly save someone from an unhappy situ...See More
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Johnny Aqua
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Thanks
I'm going through their site right now.
John
On 12/01/07, World's # 1 host A1 service wrote:
> Yes I use [link removed]
Thanks
I'm going through their site right now.
John
On 12/01/07, World's # 1 host A1 service wrote:
> Yes I use [link removed]
Sep 12, 2007
I was told you are great on this chatboard and I am hoping
someone here can help me.
I created a website for my classroom and when I update the
pictures on the site it looks fine from my computer. But
when I open it from another computer (like I did at school
today) it does not show the updates. I googled...See More
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Ralph
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Karen, please be careful about the pictures you post. In this day
and age you shouldn't post pictures of your kids on a publicly
accessible website, especially since you've identified where your
school is. I know it's a sad statement about our society, but that's
the way it is.
Karen, please be careful about the pictures you post. In this day
and age you shouldn't post pictures of your kids on a publicly
accessible website, especially since you've identified where your
school is. I know it's a sad statement about our society, but that's
the way it is.
Sep 17, 2007
I am using a MacBook to create my school's website. I have
iWeb installed on my laptop but it doesn't seem to have all
the features I am looking for. Any suggestions for Mac
friendly website building software for a newbie? Thanks!
/blockquote>
I created my website in Publisher, which turns out to have
been a problem because it's noncompliant to w3c standards.
I've just downloaded some standards-based WYSIWIG editors
and will begin rebuilding it. Any tips?
Also, for a new education-realated website, what's a good
number of hits to rec...See More
I created my website in Publisher, which turns out to have
been a problem because it's noncompliant to w3c standards.
I've just downloaded some standards-based WYSIWIG editors
and will begin rebuilding it. Any tips?
Also, for a new education-realated website, what's a good
number of hits to rec...See More
Oct 14, 2007
Just want to share an online portal for teachers, to build
and offer courses online.
[link removed]
Oct 16, 2007
When I go to the web site linked below (the site a
relative is having built for his band), I can't view with
Foxfire browser the links that should show up in the bar
under the title. It's just black, no links. There should
be one for News, their cd, a few others. I can see them
when using IE browser.
Link is to Wishface.com BAND web site, not "ban" 8-/ (nfm)
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On 10/16/07, Sarah wrote:
> When I go to the web site linked below (the site a
> relative is having built for his band), I can't view with
> Foxfire browser the links that should show up in the bar
> under the title. It's just black, no links. There should
> be one for News, their cd, a fe...See More
On 10/16/07, Sarah wrote:
> When I go to the web site linked below (the site a
> relative is having built for his band), I can't view with
> Foxfire browser the links that should show up in the bar
> under the title. It's just black, no links. There should
> be one for News, their cd, a fe...See More
Oct 23, 2007
Does anyone know of a web design contest for high school
students? It doesn't have to be ONLY a contest in web
design, i.e. it can be history competition which allows for
submission of student created websites.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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I think you're talking about transparent colors.
With a .gif or .png type of image, you select one color to
be the transparent color, so that any background under the
image shows through wherever that transparent color appears.
Example, on this site:
[link removed]
The top logo and title ...See More