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Gerhard

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  1. I tried a different version of captcha I found which did not come with much for instructions. This one works for me! Thank you!
  2. Hi, I'm looking for a validation script for a contact form to prevent automated spammers submitting the form with useless information. I found a few samples but to complicated to implement. I'm not a web developer by trade but know my way around in Dreamweaver so it needs to be easy to follow. Preferably if I could find a website that would generate the contact form for me together with the validation script would be great.
  3. Thank you!
  4. Can you tell me what a sprite is? And how can I do it?
  5. Thank you for the help guys. I'm new to CSS.... I did look in to CSS3 border-radius property but it does not work with EI I'll stay with the images for now
  6. I have problems creating round corners with CSS The right top, right bottom and left bottom corners show up on the most outer part of the website. See attachment Here is the html code <div id="contact"> <span class="trr"></span><!--top_right--> <h2>Contact Us</h2> <p>Call us <strong>Toll Free at - -8888</strong> or <strong>Toronto Local 555-555-5555</strong>, send us an <a href="../html/contact_form.html">email</a> or go to our <a href="../html/contact_us.html">Contact Us</a> page for more details. </p> <span class="bll"></span><!--bottom_left--> <span class="brr"></span><!--bottom_right--> </div> CSS code #contact { background-color: #DDDDDD; width: 165px; padding-left: 21px; padding-right: 10px; padding-top: 1px; float: right; margin-top: 10px; background-image: url(../images/tl.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; } .trr, .bll, .brr { width : 20px; height : 20px; display : block; margin-bottom : -1px; position: absolute; } /* change position and image: top-right */ .trr { background : url(../images/tr.gif) no-repeat; top : 0; right : 0; } /* change position and image: bottom-left */ .bll { background : url(../images/bl.gif) no-repeat; bottom : 0; left : 0; } /* change position and image: bottom-right */ .brr { background : url(../images/br.gif) no-repeat; right : 0; bottom : 0; } Any ideas why?
  7. Hi, I'm currently working on a ecommerce project where I will have two independent site of each other, one for USA and one for Canada (one for future expnasion for Europe as well). I do this becuase of currency handeling This is how I want to set it up. I will have one domain for both sites www.example.com/us/ www.example.com/ca/ I don't know how to set it up. I will use www.volusion.com for the ecommerce platform. Here is a sample site http://www.ibrakeparts.com/us_en/home/ http://www.ibrakeparts.com/ca_en/home/

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