Chad Calhoun wrote:
> I'm looking to make a family tree and I think the best way to do it is using
> a list, but I'm not sure. Has anybody tried doing this before or are there
> any examples up somewhere?
>
I'm working on a similar project, but haven't gotten far yet :) So not
really an exampl
Alessandro Cordeiro wrote:
> Hi, I'm making a site right now and have to put a option to language and I
> have tried to create in the same place three layers containing each one of
> the texts in portuguese, english and spanish. This links when clicked need
> to show the preferred language e hide t
I can't detect what you mean. I looked at the site, and in both FF and
IE links are vieweable, even when hovering over them(which actually
changes the background colour), nothing seems to be disappearing. Could
you maybe describe your problem a little more?
heath, Chia-Hui Chen wrote:
>When I mo
I find it hard to give a yes or no answer. See, you will use CSS for
styling the design, (X)HTML for the mark up, which structures your
document, and this depends on your requirements.
Recipes consists of different forms of data. You have ingredients,
instructions, etc..., and every form, will
Sarah McCall wrote:
which magically worked -- I'm just getting my head around how. I'm not
sure what the following bit of code means though (specifically the
backslash in 'width' (w\idth):
width: 14.4em;
w\idth: 13.9em;
Is it a hack?
Yes, this is a hack and is usually referred to as "Modif
Take a look at the Suckerfish Drop Down Menu [1] tutorial, as this is
exactly what you are looking for.
It is recommended to mark-up menu elements as list elements, placed in a
list (most commonly unordered lists), as a menu is nothing but a list of
links and should be accordingly marked.
My
