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  1. freecrm

    css suggestions?

    Thanks Lair - I hadn't thought about these ideas. vol7ron, your response is comprehensive and useful, as always! This section puzzled me though. If everything EXCEPT the colleft should be centered, surely this tag would be the one tag without text-align center! I like this idea for...
  2. freecrm

    How do I make my HTML form active?

    Nice - good contribution!
  3. freecrm

    How do I make my HTML form active?

    Firstly, set a variable according to month chosen using a series of if, thens. <?php $daysinmonth=31;//set default if ($_POST['month'] =="Jan"){ $daysinmonth=31; } else if ($_POST['month'] == "Feb"){ $daysinmonth=28; } etc... etc... for each month Then you need your select...
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    css suggestions?

    Thanks Lair, although I don't think I have any other "header" conflicts. I'm still trying to work out what your css does and where it goes? I'm also trying to understand why I have multiple "body" tags??? :dunno: I have been working on the css and managed to get rid of the current bugs.
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    css suggestions?

    Yeah - I thought it needed more contrast to bring out the areas of interest. I'll see to that when I've got this IE6 issue resolved. I'm also having problems with including css. For instance, if I have a structure like <body> <div id="wrapper"> <div id="header"> Header stuff...
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    css suggestions?

    OK - majority of the site is done, although I've noticed a massive problem with IE6!! arrrgghhh. Sorry if its down - the free hosting is going through (another) upgrade! Comments are very welcome
  7. freecrm

    Pages help

    If you use this system, doesn't this leave you with SEO problems? For a noob, the folders/pages option is a good way to start :grin:
  8. freecrm

    CSS Wrapper

    From a personal point of view, I always thought that tables were easier to understand. divs are the way to go because they are alot more flexible. However, there are many issues regarding cross-browser compatibility. In a nutshell, a <div> is the start of a division, terminated or closed...
  9. freecrm

    Iframe filtering

    But if the page is dynamic, with changing content, how do you know how to set the string position to delete the divs at those points? Unless you do a str_replace, but this will change code arbitrarily and not necessarily the bits you want it to. I suppose this isn't such a problem with div...
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    css suggestions?

    OK - finally - I am getting to grips with this... The test page is http://www.freecrm.x10hosting.com/css/csstest.php (with viewable css) I am now going laboriously through the rest of the site, deleting tables, tr's and td's. I do have a problem though. If you look at the index, you...
  11. freecrm

    Iframe filtering

    Ooohh.. I get you... I'm not sure there is any way to do this, unless there is a way to load the page as a string or array first - but even then, you need to know exactly what the position is of the divs, which may change depending on the parsing output. Tricky.. Unless the forum...
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    Iframe filtering

    Not quite sure what you mean...? The iframe purely references another page and shows that content in the page with the iframe... If you have a div in your referenced page (the one the iframe is pointing to), you can delete divs in the same way as any other page??? It can't be this simple...
  13. freecrm

    My site.

    Hmm - where to start... Firstly, I'm viewing in IE6! Using Word to edit your website certainly doesn't do it any favours and fills the code with a load of rubbish (which I haven't got time to filter through). The menu (if there is one) at the top doesn't appear horizontally - there is...
  14. freecrm

    php htmlentities()

    Thanks for the help on this. I am not particularly experienced with php but know enought to understand the array point. The "i" prefix with be very useful for other projects!
  15. freecrm

    css suggestions?

    Thanks for the feedback guys/gals.. I've played with a couple of other designs but I do like the simplicity of this one. As you can imagine... still picking my way through the table code... :( The reason I went for 1028 width is that only about 5% still use 800x600 and the vast...
  16. freecrm

    php htmlentities()

    I'm intrigued... What is the str_ireplace function? I would have just used str_replace('<br'>, '&lt;br&gt;'); str_replace('&nbsp;', '&amp;nbsp;');
  17. freecrm

    Noobie website... how to remove the frames...

    Whooooa there - this is a problem!! Just to clarify (I have this problem with another site)... If you have a main account, say www.mysite.com with root and subfolders, the main index in the root will show normally. If you then set up another site, using the same folders (i.e...
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    html tables: specifying dimentions

    Generally, tables by default will fit the contents. i.e., if you have a table with no settings, each cell will default to fit the text size. This means that a table with 4 rows for instance but nothing in any of the cells will have a height proportional to 4 x the text height + the default...
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    css suggestions?

    What's the opinion of this concept (attached) vs. the current site???? The width has been set for 1028x768, seeing as that seem to be the most common smallest resolution. All in div's so I can manipulate the page real easy. If this is generally seen as an improvement, I'll need to spend...
  20. freecrm

    if()

    Just to add to diablo's points (which are correct).. "One line" should read "one command", followed by a semi colon; i.e. echo "something"; This can be done either on the same program line or with a return.
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