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couldn't you place [icode]style="z-index: 1;"[/icode] in the containing div tag for the menu? that should keep it above everything else. or is that not what you want to do?
never run under falling green kiwis, loser. gronkljop
I was wondering if it is possible to convert audio files with python. like wma to mp3. thanks!
this isnt that big of a deal, but you could add [icode]col -= 1[/icode] after this: [CODE] col = int(raw_input('Please select a column (starting at 0) from you in file, %s:' % (infile)))[/CODE] this way, you can eliminate the "starting at 0" part and they will enter "1" for the …
i need some help writing a GUI for the program i'm making. it is a simple text-based number-guessing game and i would like to have the prompts displayed in a nice window. i would also like to have the "number_guesses" and the "guess_list" variables displayed off to the right of …
in my coding program, it says this line of code is wrong syntax: [icode]class Mainwindow()[/icode]. Why? whenever i add a line above it with just a semicolon (;), it says it isnt bad syntax. i copied it directly from a tutorial. WHY??? billy
hello, i was wondering if there is a way to automatically crop a picture, or only show a specific part of it with javascript. i dont know if this is important or not, but i want the cropped picture to fill the div its in, no matter what size the …
Hi guys, im not sure if this is where to post this, or if you can do anything about it, but whenever i update my rss, it doesn't show the changes in google reader. im not sure if this is a problem with: a) google reader, b) my rss or …
Hello, I was wondering if you can extract an item from a rss file and display it in a div. like extract the title and put it in an h3 tag, extract the description and put it in a paragraph, and have the link below, and all automatic, so you …
sorry about the bad title, but this is a code that takes a string, defined in an array, and converts it to the next string in the array by replacing letters one at a time. it works fine, but i want some modifications. code: [CODE]function scroll(message_loop) { var messages = …
hello, the title basically sums it up. how can i see if a word is in a url and then if it is, do something with it. thanks for any help billy
ok. i am having trouble with this code: [code] <head> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- function switchPic(picID) { document.getElementById(picID).style.display="none"; } //--> </script> </head> <body> <a href="" onclick="switchPic(_1)">Click Here</a> </body> [/code] when you click the link, it gets the id from the info provided in the link and makes it disappear (thats how …
for the "position" part of your style for the div, try using "fixed" instead of "absolute". it should make the div positioned according to the browser window instead of the web page itself.
you could use the javascript to change the [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_mediatypes.asp"]@media print[/URL] stylesheet. if you're using js to effect the normal stylesheet, it shouldn't be to hard to implement it with the print stylesheet as well. hope it helps, but theres a possibility that it wont. billy
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