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    Object & it's copies creation confused...

    Hi folks! Need help on object creation & calling it's copies. What I wnat - to create one SPAN object and later insert copies of it into different parts of my document. Code I use to create SPAN: function newSpan(){ var o=document.createElement("span"); // some attributes set here...
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    Access parent page from child page (inserted by OBJECT tag)

    Hi tjw, I've spent a lot of time fighting with loading page thru OBJECT tag but finally IFRAME won... I could manage HTML file loaded by OBJECT tag in most browsers (FF, Opera, Chrome) in both ways: Parent > Child and Child > Parent. But in IE6 (and I'm sure IE7, IE5, IE4) I could only access...
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    Access parent page from child page (inserted by OBJECT tag)

    Well, I can actually :-) However I'm still wondering if there's a way to call parent page from OBJECT child page......................... [sad] Good Luck! :-) http://eugene.paliev.com
  4. EugenePaliev

    Access parent page from child page (inserted by OBJECT tag)

    Hi everybody. Situation: I'm using IFRAME tag for inserting one HTML page (child) into another page (parent). It works and can be programmed in both directions well (parent > child; child > parent). However I want to use STRICT doctype which doesn't allow IFRAME tag, but OBJECT instead. I can...
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    Multiple classes for an element

    Thanks petey for a good tip and ++ for you! Here is the link to specification: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/global.html#h-7.5.2. Here is the question - what browsers do support it? Thanks again! Good Luck! :-) http://eugene.paliev.com
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    CSS for different <input> types?

    Ups, found by myself - http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html#attribute-selectors Good Luck! :-) http://eugene.paliev.com
  7. EugenePaliev

    CSS for different <input> types?

    Vragabond, you sais it's a part of CSS specification. Would you give a link to the page with descripion of it? I've never seen anything like this in CSS spec... Good Luck! :-) http://eugene.paliev.com
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    How to vertically align text in a DIV using CSS?

    Hi people! The question is How to vertically align text in a DIV using CSS? I have DIV element and some text inside it. Text is top aligned; I want it to be middle aligned. Using style { vertically-align: middle; } applied to div or text doesn't work. The only thing I could make is to...
  9. EugenePaliev

    Setting browser minimum width

    Some developers use transparent images, with necessary width to hold the minimum width for a browser. Is that what you're asking for? Good Luck! :-) http://eugene.paliev.com
  10. EugenePaliev

    What is the purpose of @import directive in CSS?

    Thank you so much! ++ Good Luck! :-) http://eugene.paliev.com
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    What is the purpose of @import directive in CSS?

    Hi all! Why do we use @import in CSS? I've seen it on Macromedia, W3C and other sites. Why to use it? Thank you in advance! Good Luck! :-) http://eugene.paliev.com
  12. EugenePaliev

    Layers Problem

    I don't think there is a bug with DW MX... Sure that you're doing everything right? Good Luck! :-)
  13. EugenePaliev

    Layers Problem

    Hi Nick, do next: 1) open Behaviours panel; 2) click on the disered behaviour; 3) click small arrow and select Show Events For; 4) select 4.0 and later browsers. If it doesn't help choose another events settings (let's say 5.0 or later)... Good Luck! :-)
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    Questions about UK web industry, like best web company, etc.

    Thank you folks! £22k is really not much, but as I saw salaries (on job sites) it's usually paid for web designers. I am actually curious 'bout web developers (ASP, ASP.NET, SQL Server etc.) and as I saw salaries are about £30-45k and can be even higher in some cases... But anyway, thank you...
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    Questions about UK web industry, like best web company, etc.

    Hi people! I asked some questions in DreamWeaver forum and I would appreciate if people from UK would help me to figure out some things! Questions are here: thread248-452196 Good Luck! :-)

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