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JKing · Jun 16 '11, 02:07 PM

I copy and pasted your statement into phpmyadmin and it ran without error.

I am using phpmyadmin 3.3.9

What version are you using? Are you still receiving this error?

JKing · Jun 13 '11, 01:18 PM

Whats happening here is called "collapsing margins". If the div of class "marked" were to have padding or a border the margins of .marked p would be applied within the div. However due to collapsing margins the div and the paragraph share the margin.

Collapsing Margins

JKing · Jun 10 '11, 06:24 PM

The border conflict resolution solves the situation of having two neighbouring elements, one with a defined border style and another with a border style of none with border collapse set to collapse. In this case the border style none would be over written by the neighbouring elements border. Setting the value to hidden instead of none would ensure that no border be placed around the element.

Here is a link that may explain more clearly...

JKing · Jun 10 '11, 03:32 PM

There is no visual difference.

W3Schools defines the "hidden" value for the border-style property as "The same as "none", except in border conflict resolution for table elements"

JKing · Jun 10 '11, 03:24 PM

1) No there isn't actually a small caps version of the font. Any font can be renedered in small caps because it essentially is only using uppercase letters with a smaller font size.

Here is a small example. Run this in firefox.

Code:

<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
	<title>Example</title>
</head>
<body>
	<p style="font-size:14px;font-variant:small-caps;font-family:Tahoma;">This

...

JKing · Jun 8 '11, 08:37 PM

As far as I know this is handled by the browser. The lowercase letters are converted to uppercase with a smaller font size.

JKing · Jun 3 '11, 05:02 PM

Inline elements take up only as much space as necessary and do not have line breaks before or after.

JKing · Jun 1 '11, 01:13 PM

Do you have a link to the project so I can see what's going on?

JKing · May 31 '11, 08:31 PM

Looks like you are using javascript to show/hide layers. On the first tab you have used onmouseover while all the others use onclick.

Try changing the onclick to onmouseover for the rest of the tabs.

JKing · May 31 '11, 02:46 PM

Code:

#nav li:hover a
{
    background-color:#A5A0A8;
    font-weight:bold;
    color:White;
    display:block;
}

By default anchors are inline elements and only take up as much space as necessary. Adding display:block; fixes this and expands the clickable area.

JKing · May 30 '11, 08:16 PM

Height gives an element a fixed height.

Max-height gives an element with variable height a cut off point. This will allow an element to expand in height until it reaches the value given.

The examples you provided both have content that exceeds the height given and overflows the element. Rendering them both the same.

Width and max-width function the same way.

JKing · May 20 '11, 01:48 PM

This is likely because allow_url_fopen and allow_url_inclu de are set to off. This is default in recent versions of PHP.

The reason for it being turned off is that it can cause a major security issue by allowing remote file inclusion.

JKing · May 20 '11, 01:34 PM

Start by cutting out the images you will need from the PSD. For gradients and repeating backgrounds it is usually best to cut the smallest possible image and then repeat it using css.

Using the text tool you can get almost all the values you will need to style your text, such as color, font size, font family, font weight and line height.

JKing · May 16 '11, 03:57 PM

Code:

SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE `allgenreid` = $id

IF you are only trying to pull records for a specific id the above query should work. If allgenreid is numeric you don't need the quotes around $id.

JKing · May 15 '11, 03:12 AM

Hello,

If you access the JSON object like it is an associative array you can work around this.

Code:

<html>
<head>
<script language="JavaScript">
var o={
  "parent-object":   {
    "child-object01":     {
      "name": "Anne"
    },
    "child-object02":     {
      "name": "John"

...

JKing · May 15 '11, 02:37 AM

In javascript, having a variable/property with a '-' is illegal as it is interpreted as mathematical operation.

The proper syntax for the z-index property is as follows:

Code:

this.layer.style.zIndex = 200;

JKing · May 13 '11, 01:10 PM

Throw some back ticks around desc and try again. DESC is a reserved word.

Here is a link if you want some more information on reserved words/keywords in mysql: MySQL Reserved Words

JKing · May 13 '11, 01:04 PM

Without some more information I think anything would just be a wild guess.

JKing · May 10 '11, 07:00 PM

You have a large top margin on your footer. Also the clearing div in between the content and footer is taking up about 20px; You may just want to add clear:both to your footer's css to avoid the extra div.

JKing · May 9 '11, 04:23 PM

Do you have tabs and or white space in your code? Specifically after wrap="VIRTUAL">

Try formatting it all on one line.

Code:

<textarea name="CNTNOTES" id="CNTNOTES" rows="10" cols="80" onChange="DataChanged();" wrap="VIRTUAL"><?php echo ($loadData) ? $c["CNTNOTES"] :""; ?></textarea>

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