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I don't think anyone is surprised by this. And, to be honest, I don't know that many people care...

What do you mean by that, exactly? Which questions didn't get posted? I haven't seen you recently????

What do you mean by that, exactly? Which questions didn't get posted? I haven't seen you recently????

You could ask the same of Christians. Most would be offended that you ask them to do those things regarding god or the bible.

Check out if they'll allow you to replace the script with their noscript version ad's context. (It should be perfectly alright, unless they have a zero-tolerance policy.) If they will let you, I've got the code for you =)

It's kind of complicated. I'd rather have all the information at my disposal so I could work on it (an example, or your actual website, but here's the basic premise: HTML: 1) A gallery is a list of images. 2) You'll need a JavaScript Suckerfish Hover code (look it up on Google). Internet...

Are you looking for something like <button type="submit" name="credit-card" value="Buy">Buy with a credit card</button> ? If not, HTML is only about the STRUCTURE of a web page and the meaning added to that structure. What you're asking for is behaviour. Try looking up PHP and/or ASP.net.

Did you make sure that the textarea was inside of a block element, inside of a form with an action attribute? Did you also make sure that the textarea had its required rows and cols attribute? Since Textareas are multi-line, I'm sure that you'd like your form to post the information instead of...

That method isn't considered bad. It's when you use fake keywords and other fake information which has nothing to do with your Web Page that's considered bad. But sometimes accessibility elements are hidden to keep them away from users that might be more confused then helped by these elements...

Move all your page styling into an external CSS file, because it will give you more control over your page than Transitional HTML. (For more info on this, please visit HTML Dog and have a look around, specifically at this page http://htmldog.com/guides/cssbeginner/applyingcss/ ) Secondly, the...

Start with HTML http://htmldog.com/ CSS is practically useless by itself as it's a styling language. Wish you luck!

Here is the HTML entity list on the W3C's website itself. http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/sgml/entities.html The HTML entities are only good for Latin characters, mathematical symbols, Greek letters and mark-up–significant and internationalisation characters. The house symbol is neither of...

Here is the HTML entity list on the W3C's website itself. http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/sgml/entities.html The HTML entities are only good for Latin characters, mathematical symbols, Greek letters and mark-up–significant and internationalisation characters. The house symbol is neither of...

If I remember right, you can either: a) zip the file with all its resources and use that for your link, b) put the file in an ftp folder and let your user download it that way, c) set the file's mime-type to text/plain so the user will see its source code, d) instruct the user to save the file...

If I remember right, you can either: a) zip the file with all its resources and use that for your link, b) put the file in an ftp folder and let your user download it that way, c) set the file's mime-type to text/plain so the user will see its source code, d) instruct the user to save the file...

Yes, the typical browser behaviour is to have links open in the same page. However, this isn't the HTML doing it, but the browser. HTML is a Markup Language that structures content, and does not define behaviour. So, there shouldn't be an HTML code that reloads the page (since this is a...

Yes, the typical browser behaviour is to have links open in the same page. However, this isn't the HTML doing it, but the browser. HTML is a Markup Language that structures content, and does not define behaviour. So, there shouldn't be an HTML code that reloads the page (since this is a...

Yes, the typical browser behaviour is to have links open in the same page. However, this isn't the HTML doing it, but the browser. HTML is a Markup Language that structures content, and does not define behaviour. So, there shouldn't be an HTML code that reloads the page (since this is a...

Yes, the typical browser behaviour is to have links open in the same page. However, this isn't the HTML doing it, but the browser. HTML is a Markup Language that structures content, and does not define behaviour. So, there shouldn't be an HTML code that reloads the page (since this is a...

I haven't ever heard of Google ZohoSheet, but I do know this: HTML can only structure content. It can't do things like load a spreadsheet, so it's likely that Google ZohoSheet uses a specialised script library (probably JavaScript or a Server-side scripting language), so you should investigate...