2,183 Forum Posts by "condawg"
At 9/14/07 09:36 PM, Jessii wrote:At 9/14/07 09:14 PM, Russ3ll wrote: I know this is really easy, but I can't do it! I want to align everything on my page, and I'm using CSS.Yes you are, especially because that's not really css. That won't work. You'll need to do this either in style tags or in an external css file:
Here is my code:
<body style="align: center; background-color:#352E2C; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; margin-right: 0px;">
Am I using the wrong code.
body {margin: 0;
width: 780px;
background-color: #352e2c;}
That will center whatever divs you have within the page.
And since he doesn't seem to know much about CSS (no offense, topic starter), I'd like to put in that you surround that code in <style type="text/css"></style> tags.
At 9/14/07 08:37 PM, Jessii wrote: What does the template look like? Maybe a nav bar might not look good but embedded image links might (kind of like an image map).
Well, I'm going for something extremely simple and not image intensive...
Basically I have a header and the body (the logo on the header is on the far left and the body content will be aligned to the left, hence me wanting to put navigation to the side such as the two above examples).
At 9/14/07 07:36 PM, Jessii wrote: They're ugly and I would probably never be able to integrate something like that into a layout. That and most people aren't used to seeing a nav bar on the side like that, so they might not "get it."
Eh...
That's true.
I mean, I could make it look better, but... I dunno what to do. Haha
There's definitely no way a navbar would look good with this template...
At 9/14/07 07:26 PM, Jessii wrote: I wouldn't use either one :P
Haha
Why not?
In this template I'm making I can't make a navbar... just won't fit in, and it'll look better without one, so I need a compact alternative
At 9/14/07 07:14 PM, Jessii wrote: Oh ok, I kinda thought that's what you were looking for.
Yep :P
But if I use it, I'll just make it stationary at the top... There's no real need to make it scroll.
But I can't decide whether to use that or this.
At 9/14/07 06:49 PM, Jessii wrote: I don't know if I was really getting the page to load properly because it looked weird but it looks like they used shtml includes for their navigation instead of javascript. There are menus that actually use javascript at http://www.dynamicdrive.com if that's what you want and you can probably modify and model off of something that's there.
1) Thanks muchly for the link, very helpful stuff there... Gonna bookmark that.
2) What I need is something like this, but it scrolls with the page after you scroll past a specified point (such as right under the header)
Hi there.
I'm looking for a way to make a navigation that is expandable and scrolls with the page, much like the one here, on the left.
Any help appreciated!
At 9/11/07 06:20 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: It was just under a Zoom tab in the control panel. Nothing unique.
Damn :/
Thanks
At 9/11/07 05:42 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: On further accidental stumbling, it appears that the nVidia control panel can do this without any additional software.
Too bad I don't have an nVidia :'(
Do you by chance know what it's called in the nVidia control panel? That would help my search :)
Hi there.
I know, I know... This isn't programming -- but I know I'll get a much better response here then in General, and a few of you will know what I'm talking about, rather then the various cock replies.
Anyhoo, I'm looking for a program for Windows XP... A program to make it so that I can zoom in on my mouse like in Mac by pressing shortkeys (such as CTRL + or something), and it zooms in on the mouse on the whole screen, not in a small box in the corner.
Help appreciated!
At 9/8/07 08:18 PM, omfgItsZoidy wrote: The ubuntu installer will let you make partitions.
But, unfortunately not always.
For some reason, the Ubuntu installer, nor any programs I've downloaded, allow me to partition my drive.
Try Wubi if you have similar installation problems.
At 9/8/07 02:54 PM, InsertFunnyUserName wrote: It's working just fine for me. In fact, I'm using it right now.
Try reinstalling it.
But, as I said, I even tried the one that came with the computer.
That shows that it's not a problem with the program
At 9/8/07 02:10 PM, TehreTard wrote: HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Sucks to be you, it's working perfectly for me.
Damn.
I don't know why the hell it's not working.
At 9/8/07 02:03 PM, Strength wrote: Get aim.
I have AIM, but most of the people I talk to don't.
Well, for the past few days or so MSN Messenger (now known as Windows Live Messenger) hasn't been working for me.
Is this just a general problem, or is it just me?
I even tried the Windows Messenger that comes bundled with XP, and that doesn't work either.
Microsoft recently released it's cross-browser plugin that allows you to watch lots of media on your browser without other plugins or the media players.
Silverlight.
Apparently, they're releasing a version of this called "Moonlight," which is the linux port of Silverlight.
Pretty surprising that Microsoft is releasing something for linux, eh?
I guess they've just realized that Linux is now taking up alot of users, and they're still trying to be part of the game.
Eh.
Tried to do this without my wacom... just for the hell of it... didn't turn out as well as I'd hoped.
About an hour or so.
At 9/7/07 08:27 PM, Siggles wrote: <?php
$flashportal =("loadportalsystem");
movie=("loadmovie");
show: '$flashportal';
?>
call this portal.php
OGM i been trying 2 do this 4 evar!
Thank u sooooo much!
At 9/7/07 04:35 PM, TheSoylentOne wrote: It was on sale at Officemax. I porbably should have added that in.
Woulda been helpful :P
At 9/7/07 04:29 PM, TheSoylentOne wrote: Not really. I have a terrabyte HD, and it only cost about $150. Well, I guess depends on your definition of an arm and a leg.
Oh 672 GB/1 TB
:o
Holy shit.
A terrabyte for only $150!?
Where??
When I get a job, that'll be one of the first things I invest in.
At 9/7/07 04:20 PM, Girouette wrote: After I moved my Azureus files into a hard drive of their own... alot. I'm probably gonna have to do it again sometime next year.
Yeah, I just got this hard drive like, 2 weeks ago, and already have about 30 gigs of torrents downloaded... I need to buy an external for that.
At 9/7/07 04:13 PM, slevin wrote:At 9/7/07 04:08 PM, condawg wrote:"Condawg."At 9/7/07 04:06 PM, slevin wrote: Myspace is okayYou misspelled "Gay."
Did I spell it right this time?
You're learning
At 9/7/07 04:06 PM, slevin wrote: Myspace is okay
You misspelled "Gay."
At 9/7/07 03:34 PM, Denvish wrote: 650/1200 GB FREE
...
Holy fucking shit.
That must have cost you an arm and a leg.
Well, I've been trying to find a screen recorder with zoom for a bit with no prevail...
It doesn't have to be free, but it's gotta be good.
It's gotta be able to zoom in on my mouse on command (by me pressing a button or something), and it needs to be able to record inputted sound.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
At 9/3/07 08:25 PM, DFox wrote: This is so vague. You're talking about operating systems. What is there to teach? Isn't that why documentation exists? Any decent operating system should have its own documentation and site.
Well, it could be helpful for tutorials on how to make performance better on the OS, or customization, and just cool shit that the companies or organizations don't provide information for.
I'm currently trying to think of a tutorial to write...
I'll be installing Ubuntu soon so I'll be learning shit and teaching shit for that
At 9/3/07 05:07 PM, blah569 wrote: I think that OS: Main would be a pretty good idea too. Who would run it? I could run it, or at least assist in the process...
You could run it. Haha
I don't know why you didn't make the topic once someone said it would be a good idea.
After all, their idea spawned from this topic.
I'm not entirely sure how, but a friend of mine built one entirely out of PHP, without the source code or anything.
At 9/3/07 02:42 PM, thecoshman wrote: maybe it would be more use full if it is was something more genric. so maybe OS: Main it can then be broken down into catagories such as windows mac linux
I think that's a great idea
