I have seen this on a few sites. They have a panel at the top or buttom that always stays there but
the rest of the page moves. If any one could find a site to do this. Or if anyone can paste the HTML
that would be nice. People ussaly put a banner and/or links on them. So kind of like a backround
that stays in place while you scroll but this is somthing that is a info\banner that stays in
place at the top or buttom of your screen....

Ok...another question...may sound stupid, but we're all stupid...how'd I be able to create
an image link. Uh...let me rephrase this: If I were to create an "Enter" image and wanted people to
click the image to enter to a certain page, how would I do it without some sort of the famous "Blue
Line" around it? Any help would be greatly appreciated... /unsure.gif"
style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":unsure:" border="0" alt="unsure.gif" />...

Is there a way to make use of the keyboard when togging html links? I'm doing a project and it
would be nice if the user won't be too mouse-dependent. He will have the option of using the
keyboard as well. I'm thinking if the user does a particular keypress (CTRL + LETTER maybe? )
the link will be "clicked". This is probably a stupid question but if anyone knows a way it would
be so fantastic! /cool.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="B)" border="0"
alt="cool.gif" /> Thanks....

his may be a CSS question, but it's the XHTML not validating that's giving me a problem.
I'm working with the most out-dated shopping cart software (Click Cart Pro) ever and I'm
trying to get it to validate XHTML 1.0 Transitional. All the XHTML I've supplied is good and
validates fine, but where I'm falling short at the moment is with the linking. ClickCart Pro -
by default - spits out HTML from 1996, and the links are supplied with ampersands - not the XHTML
character entity "&". Par l'exemple: Code: CODE <a href="http:...

I have a menu that i want to display inline, in the same row, something like this: CODE
<style type="text/css">
ul{float:left;width:100%;padding:0;margin:0;}
a{float:left;text-decoration:none;color:white;background-color:red; padding:5px
10px;} a:hover {background-color:blue} li {display:inline} </style> The
only problem is that i want a custom img for showing as CODE list-style:
url(img/bullet.gif) But seems that display:inline makes my bullet go away... could s...

One of the requirements for the site Im working on right now is to be able to update navigation
links easily. Its easy to do with frames, which I want to avoid. If I have 8 different pages, and
add another page or anything, I dont want to have to open 8 pages and make the change to all of
them. Is there another way, like having some kind of external style sheet, and bieng able to update
that and have it carry over to all the other pages? As far as I understand, you can only have CSS
code in a external stylesheet, and all the link infomation is in the actual page itself....

Ok its a big problem to me, i need to make my drop down menus options link to a web page. I know i
can do it with a button, and i can get that to work but i need/want to have it link as soon as the
option is selected........How do i do that?...

I don't often use frames and I am having a problem linking from page to page. I am using php.
I have a link with goes: result 1 In results.php I create my frames and use 'if' queries
to select a frameset depending on the variable passed in the link, so it goes: if ($_GET ) {
else ...and so on. My problem is this - when I use target="result1", a new window opens and loads
the page the way I want it, but I don't want a new window to open. If i put target="_self",
then the page loads in the same window, but the page 'results.php' ap...