Recent content by stakadush

when either setting the ul to relative, or wrapping it inside a relativly positioned div, it stops stretching...the height is exactly as the size of the ul. here's what i have now: html, body { min-height: 100%; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; width: 100%; } body { background-color: white...

i have tried min-height but it has the same effect as height...the element is stretched longer than the document (or document.scrollHeight). it's as if the browser give it 100% of the documnet+ the 145px, so it becomes longer. if i change it to top: 0px; it works well... (-:

ok, i understand that, but is there a solution to make it stretch all the way down in pure css, or am i limited to javascript? (-:

the problem with this solution, of making bottom: 0;, is that it also works until the viewed part...when you scroll down, the border stop...only if there is no scrolling it goes all the way to the end of the actual document. (-:

hey.. how can i "stretch" and object to reach the bottom of the page, from it's starting point? i have a ul object which starts at pixel 145, with a border, and i'd like it to stretch all the way to bottom of the page to make a frame. my doctype is strict. i have tried setting the height to...

working nice...thanks...just had to remove the overflow: auto; from the .tabs class :) (-:

no..it comes after the one before. nothing makes it align to the right. if i make the tabsTable 100% width then it will make the spaces between all the cells bigger. i want to keep the same design and only push the last one to the right side. copy & paste the code and you will see what happens...

hello i have the following scheme: <style type="text/css"> html,body { margin:0; padding:0; height:100%; border:none; } .mainTable{ top: 0px; left: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px; width: 100%; height: 100%; display: table; border: 0px; border-collapse: collapse...

ok...i understand now what you want to do :) you use the window.opener method to access the window that opened the popup. let's say your form's name is upload_form, and the field of the colors is called color_list you will access it like this: window.opener.upload_form.color_list.value=''...

beautiful...thank you so much! (-:

i need an improvement for this query, when searching events with only two participants. i have another field in the participant_to_event table that is called identifier. let's say the person talking is going to have identifier=1 and the person listening will have identifier=2. it is possible...

works great...thanks! :) (-:

search this on google: javascript color picker http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/colorpicker/ you'll find many :) (-:

try using a hidden iframe, which will call a script that will fetch the cookie, return it and then with javascript update the field in the form. hope this helps... (-:

try this: http://www.php.net/printer these functions are for windows, but you will find there also explanations, from the user comments, how to do it on unix. (-: