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That sounds really easy. Roughly what I have below should set you in the right direction: <form action(just handle on this page) method="POST"> Select the winning team: <select> <option .....team names... <option ..... etc Select the second team: <select> <option .....team names...

Perhaps it is obvious, but you should contact your web hosts if you are having trouble with the settings they have for your site. You do pay them (I assume you pay) for a service. If you want to host your own site, why not start out with a package like xampp just to get a feel for running a...

Please ask your question more clearly. Do you have a div tag that contains your navigation links? Have you used images for each of the links? everything i resize the window - do you mean every time I resize the window? The images stack up instead of disappear - why do you want the images to...

a. if ($number >= 1 && $number < 9){ Go Wild } b. if ($number > 1 && $number < 9 && $number != 5){ Do crazy stuff } c. if ($number < 6 || $number > 9){ Stuff happens now }

Positioning Div tags in an HTML document is tricky, and made doubly so because different browsers do interpret your CSS differently. First of all, when you are trying to get it right, make sure that you color the div tags so you can see where they are: <div id="container"...

HTML is a 'mark-up' language, used to transport structure and content for pages in a very simply, plain text only format. It means it has serious limits. Desktop environments by contrast have the ability to deal with much heavier code and therefore there are options that are far better than...

For the body, use body{ margin:10px 10% 0 10%; padding:0;border:0 background-image:url(filename.png); background-repeat:no-repeat; } or something like that. That way the margin property of the body is setting your page in the middle, regardless of the screen size. For the buttons, why not...

If I understand right, there are two things that you are not managing to get right. The first is setting up if someone is a member or not, and the second is using CSS hidden elements. Creating a membership system is going to involve some scripting. You will need to learn something like php in...

If I understand right, there are two things that you are not managing to get right. The first is setting up if someone is a member or not, and the second is using CSS hidden elements. Creating a membership system is going to involve some scripting. You will need to learn something like php in...

We got a very friendly mixed breed dog from the SPCA. We don't know anything about his background, but it is a wonderful, good natured dog, and great with my kids. But he has started digging up our yard. Every day it is getting more and more vigorous. Is this a sign of frustration or does he...

In your html: < a href = #wordonapartIwant ><span class="inPageLink">stuff, stuff</span></a> In your CSS (if you don't know how to use CSS, just put it in your header section in between style tags as shown, otherwise put into your CSS file: <style type="text/css"> a{text-transform: none;}...

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Using a table is often the way that three columns are created. You can do it with CSS though, but it is tricky. You will need to create a style sheet: open a text editor and save it as a css flie. Then link your html page to it using: <link rel="stylesheet" href="styleForMyPage.css"...

MacGuru is right: Here is a great html tutorial