Recent content by crsimon36

What is it about illegally obtaining software do you find so funny, hehe. Do you want to do fantastic web pages and then have someone steal your work? Keep yourself legal and get software that is free to use. Since you "think" you are good with HTML, get HTML-Kit which is free and find how...

The link is incorrect.. You have: <link ref="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="sample.css" /> it should be: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="sample.css" /> rel not ref. Maybe that is the problem addressed by the other question. You need to use the validator. You will find both...

It should work fine. It does when I copy and paste it into my editor. Are you sure that you have saved the CSS? I copied what you provided into a style tag within the head tag and it is fine. Well, you are missing the # sign in prefixing the hex color values. Should be #ffefd5; and #3cb371...

There is a Photoshop Elements 4 and a Photoshop CS4. They are not the same. I have placed Photoshop programs on both desktops and laptops and there has been no problems. Are you sure you are not making a mistake on the number and do you have the real number, no that which displays on startup...

The "div" is a box and that is all. You put things into the box. The id and class are used in CSS to designate a div or whatever, as the id or class and to assign formating desired. In your first line above, the div or box has nothing in it except the word "Home". In your second line, you...

The tag <base> is only used inside the head tag. It specifies a default URL and a default target for all links on a page. See the explanation here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_base.asp Suggest you click on the "Try it yourself" for further explanation. You will also see how to...

The tag <base> is only used inside the head tag. It specifies a default URL and a default target for all links on a page. See the explanation here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_base.asp Suggest you click on the "Try it yourself" for further explanation. You will also see how to...

The tag <base> is only used inside the head tag. It specifies a default URL and a default target for all links on a page. See the explanation here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_base.asp Suggest you click on the "Try it yourself" for further explanation. You will also see how to...

The tag <base> is only used inside the head tag. It specifies a default URL and a default target for all links on a page. See the explanation here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_base.asp Suggest you click on the "Try it yourself" for further explanation. You will also see how to...

The tag <base> is only used inside the head tag. It specifies a default URL and a default target for all links on a page. See the explanation here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_base.asp Suggest you click on the "Try it yourself" for further explanation. You will also see how to...

With CSS. Set a div for the left, another for the center. Float left both of these div's. Put your text in the left div, your image in the center div. Nothing special need be done for that on the right. To terminate the float and get back to normal, use float clear for the element not to be...

With CSS. Set a div for the left, another for the center. Float left both of these div's. Put your text in the left div, your image in the center div. Nothing special need be done for that on the right. To terminate the float and get back to normal, use float clear for the element not to be...

Hardly understand what it is that you want to do. The only "HTML code" IS a "HTML document". Also, how rare can be anything written with Word? Do you have something that is a scan copy of something rare? Then create the HTML document and display it with the code that is read by browsers...

You will have to get the path to the images correct. That might mean finding out where they are on the original website and change your path to point browsers in the correct place. You say they displayed correctly on your computer. Then that might mean you have to upload those images you that...

Compare closely what you have written to the following. You have quotation marks missing enclosing the rect. Watch the use of the # sign and for id. And use name="whatever" for good measure. Also, the back slash is for windows, in html it is a forward slash, /. Review: <img src="klin2.gif"...