The correct JavaScript code for a link is
<DIV onClick="window .location.href= 'URL'; return true;">GO</DIV>
oley
Last Activity: Oct 20 '06, 03:03 AM
Joined: Oct 17 '06
Location: Silicon Valley, CA
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Make it a border! ;) if the only purpose of the thin DIV is to draw a colored line to the right from the content, using the BORDER-RIGHT would be the most logic solution.Leave a comment:
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I was experimenting with the same issue only yesterday. In my case I wanted the image to stick several pixels down from the bottom of the DIV. The solution is to create a separate DIV for the image underneath the main DIV and give it a negative margin-top. The working example is here: http://js-kit.com/.Leave a comment:
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Aden,
255-color GIF and 255-color PNG are about the same in size. It's just a matter of personal preference.
When you use the "Save for Web" option in Photoshop, you can choose from several formats (including the forementioned two) and adjust the settings. At the bottom of the dialog screen you will see how those settings affect the file size of the resulting image. Hope, this helps.Leave a comment:
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If they set such requirements for entry-level web designers, they are either out of their mind, or they know as much about the whole thing as does this nice lady... why on Earth would a DESIGNER need to know IIS?! or SQL... I would not even bother applying to them......Leave a comment:
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Aden, the problem here is well known and many tears have already been dropped over it... if it makes you any happier to know this ;)
On your website you are using 24-bit PNG graphics with 8-bit transparency which IE still does not support (and to the best of my knowledge, they are not going to fix it in IE7 either). The only way you can fix the problem is to convert the supporting graphics either into GIF or into 255-color PNG with binary...Leave a comment:
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