Dayve
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Ok thanks guys I am going to inspect and test around. Be back later if the problem still persists. Ta
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Sorry I thought that I only had to post part of the HTML and CSS that was relevant to my problem.
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Please bear with me as I am a self-taught beginner:) <HTML> <div id="links"> <table> <tr> <td><a href="#">News</a></td> <td><a href="#">About</a></td> </tr> </table> </div> <CSS> #links { opacity: 0.2; }
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I am trying to place a table with links. However, I would like the table to have an opacity of 0.2 while keeping the anchor links 100% non-transparent. I have tried playing around with the table element in CSS but it just seems that everything (links included) gain an opacity. Is there a way round this?
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When I substitute the .svg for a .png it shows up as normal.
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I made a white logo and my background is red. I am using Firefox.
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I managed to insert an .svg using the <img>. However it just does not show up on my page. Yet if I right-click my mouse over where the .svg image is meant to be I get the 'save image as' option so really the image is there but not visable. Any clues?
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Thanks a lot. Im off to work now but will read it later. Again... Thanks
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Hi, I do not know if this is the right place or not to put a topic on the .svg file type but here it goes. I know that there are quite a few methods into inserting a .svg file into the html file but I want to try out the most simple of all. The <img> tag. When I place my image.svg into the <img src> tag the image does not show up on any of my three browsers.(Firefox, IE and Chrome). I am saving the file as optimised .svg. and declaring the width and height. What am I doing wrong. Thanks
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Excellent. Makes sense and clarified. Thanks
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I am teaching myself HTML and CSS and I still get confused in certain areas. For example: Which is the best way to add a class to an element? In the example of a <table> would it be: <td class="example"><a href="www.google.com"><img src="picture.png" /></a></td> or <td><a class="example" href="www.google.com"><img src="picture.png" /></a></td> or <td><a href="www.google.com"><img src="picture.png" class="example" /></a></td> Does it matter where I add the class id? Also, What is the best practice to add small images to the website? through HTML or through CSS? Sorry for sounding really ammateur but I am confused. Thanks
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Basiclly I have an image inside the link and the link inside a table cell. When on hover I want to image to grow by x by x. That is fine. The problem that I have and I have no idea if it is possible is that when I hover over say, cell 1, I want the image only in that said cell to grow. At the moment when I hover over cell1 I get cell2, cell3, cell3, cell4, cell5, and cell6 to all grow at the same time too when on hover. Is it possible to individually make the cells grow?
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I have made a table with six cells and with links inside of them. I would like to make each individual cell grow as I hover mouse over. How can I make only one cell grow on hover instead of all the cells growing together and at the same time? Thanks
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Thanks for a quick reply and answer. That worked thanks again
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Hi, I want to be able to have a link inside a border, which in turn has a background image. How would I be able to make the whole image area clickable with hover? I have Googled but can not find the answer. Thanks. HTML <li class="link1"><a href="http://www.google.com">Google</a></li> CSS .link1{ background-image:url(image.png); display:block; margin-top:5px; border:1px solid black; height:100px; width:100px; }
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Just a quick question..... ....I am about to create a webpage about all my photographs. I have lots of photos to add. What is the best method to create such a website? Obviously taking into consideration that having too many photos will decrease the page download. I was think of maybe creating some thumbnails. How would it be best to go round this. Thanks
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thanks guys,
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Hi everybody, I am getting a little bit confused and I am wondering if anyone can shed some light into the matter. I have indeed Googled and read but it just makes it more confusing. Here is my question- I started learning HTML,HTML5 and CSS. Everything was fine. Then I started learning JavaScript and still am, but then the depth of web development goes even deeper when things like DTD, DOM, XML, pop up. Do I need to learn these topics too, to be able to create a website? The more one learns the better it is and willing to but when (in what step) do I need to learn them if I decide to put a website on the web? As I mentioned. I have read about these topics, and don't mind learning but when/why do I need them? Or could I just further my knowledge on HTML,CSS and JavaScript for the time being, till I master them and then move on from there? Thanks
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ok thanks guys
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I am creating a website solely for my photos. I have added a script so that all 54 of my photos are on a slideshow. The images are 500px x 250px. It is a good idea to have them all in my html file or will that add a burden to the file as it downloads onto the browser. If so, which other way is it a good idea to add many photos to my website illustrated into a slideshow. Thanks
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Hi, Just a question, say I were to make a website where people can buy or upload their item/s to sell..etc. What should be the concept to make that happen? Would I use JavaScript, JQuery or PHP? Example: <ul> <li><a href="sell.html"></a></li> </ul> <html> <title>sell.html</title> </html> How do I make the dynamic structure to interact with buying and selling? Sorry if this question sounds dumb but I am still in the early process of understandings Thanks
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Ok, this is my first question, in which I am really confused about. I am teaching myself html,Html5 and CSS. Now I am in the process of learning PHP. I have been looking to download the Apache server for my Windows Vista 32bit but can not find the zip file anywhere in the site(even though it must be right in front of my eyes.) Also what version of Apache should I download to use with PHP and MySQL? As I mentioned, I am fairly new and would much appreciate any tips, but most importantly- the Apache file to download. Thanks
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Hi everyone, My name is Dave, and I started learning web design only a couple of months ago. I am still on the ending point of learning CSS after having learned HTML and HTML5. I am now in the process of joining up all the jig-saw bits together. So expect many questions.