Casey,
Yes, I had that problem all the time I had IE5, but I'm running
IE6.0 now, and don't have it anymore.
Jan
I've hit something I've not seen before and I'm hoping the list can
help
me out.
A client reports that on his browser (IE 5.0) that after clicking on
a
graphic, which is also a link,
It's something that IE does to show that the graphic link has been clicked.
Try adding this piece of JavaScript to the link:
onFocus=if(this.blur)this.blur()
as in:
A href=something.html onFocus=if(this.blur)this.blur()
What it does is to immediately lose focus (deselect) as soon as the link
I take it that something like
cursor: url(media/busy.ani);
or
cursor: url(../media/busy.ani);
doesn't work then...
MOU
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Welcome back duck lady
your standard html tag for images is align=bottom|middle|top|left|right,
using another align tag in the cell will probably muck that up.
If you wanted to use CSS ( the align tag is deprecated) you could create a
division for the images and use the float property,
Hi Sherry!
Dear Peter,
Thank you for looking at the page. I can't find line 161-166.
How do you do that numbering the lines? Do you count down?
No, that's to much effort ;-}
In DW you have some icons ( ..., references, list of all functions, VIEW). With this
last one (I
dont know in
a href=mailto:someone;somewhere.com?subject=My
Subjectbody=http://www.thisurl.com;
puterbug.com wrote:
Hi,
I have my own image that I want to use as a link image for a button
email this page to a friend.
I hunted high and low overnight on the Internet looking for a javascript
that would do
