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Wiggum123

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  1. Its p { font-family:Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:12px; }
  2. Hi, I am having trouble on a site I am working on. I want to have the news section (id:”newsticker”) to scroll, and also display the time (id:”clock”). The problem I am having is that when the newsticker starts the time disappears. I am not sure wether this is because I have 2 javascripts running on one page, or if the newsticker is pushing the time off screen. The time displays correctly when the newsticker is removed. The links are as follows; Site: http://www.appledore-primary.devon.sch.uk/ Newsticker : http://www.appledore-primary.devon.sch.uk/.../newsticker.js/ Clock : http://www.appledore-primary.devon.sch.uk/clock.js/ P.s. I know the site does not look as it should in anything other than IE at the moment. But that’s not the no1 priority at the moment.
  3. Honestly, thats the most amazing thing ever!! I'm trying to be clever now and add a different bg image on either side of the header, so the dots look like they are all pointing into the middle. Unfortunatly the bg images seem to lay ontop of the header, is there anyway of putting them behind the header? #bg { width:100%; vertical-align:top; height:120px; margin-bottom:-120px; } #bgleft { background:url(/images/bgl.jpg) repeat-x; height:120px; width:40%; float:left; position:relative; top:0px } #bgright { background:url(/images/bgr.jpg) repeat-x; height:120px; width:40%; float:right; position:relative; top:0px; } <body> <div id="bg"> <div id="bgleft"> </div> <div id="bgright"> </div> </div> <div id="container">
  4. HAHA, sorry the testing page i have is at http://www.10tonstudios.com/Untitled-1.html All the css is in an internal style sheet. so it is all there. if you want me to post the code in here just ask
  5. Hey, I'm trying to make this site work in Firefox, IE and Safari. It all looks good in IE but when you move into Firefox and Safari they seem to add random gaps everywhere. for example there is a larger gap between the main header and main content text, and a gap between the main content div and the footer div. any suggestions on how to remove these? I have tried using a negative margin but this screws it up in IE. Thanks swigs
  6. Wiggum123 replied to Wiggum123's topic in Frontend
    Yeh, the images at the bottom arent supposed to be there. i have moved them up to where they should but they sit over the header. Is there a way of setting them behind the header?
  7. Wiggum123 posted a topic in Frontend
    Hey Guys, Ive been designing this site for a day or so now and have hit a wall. I am trying to apply a different background to the top of my page (so the dots always point to the middle. I have created Div's for it all, but I cannot get it to display at the top behind the header. Any ideas? The link is http://www.10tonstudios.com/Untitled-1.html Thanks Ben

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