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top bad, bottom good document.getElementByID("checkbox1_id").value="on" document.getElementById("checkbox1_id").value="on" I've run into this more then once myself, stupid caps....

yes you can! try one of these lovely methods: position:absolute; left:50%; margin-left:-250; /* half the size of the centered content */ or try this: margin-right:auto; margin-left:auto; the second one it usualy best. but sometimes you want something to be offcenter. for exanple, you want...

position:absolute;bottom:0px; will only take efect when the page is first loaded, or resized. it's not dynamic. if you want something that will scroll as your user scrolls you'll need some javascript. try searching on dynamicdrive.com, they've got plenty.

I'm not sure I understand the problem funny... your css isn't taking in your inclucdes? May I sudject the the includes have nothing to do with the problem? try this: view your asp page in a browser, and go to view>sorce. you'll find that there is no include code, and that the stuff from all the...

<% ' some stuff %> <script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot;> function poper{ var newWin = window.open('page.asp', 'name of page', 'scroll=0,status=0, ect.') } poper() </script> <% ' some more stuff %> try this.

Server.ScriptTimeout[=NumSeconds] like that

the left menu: http://www.rowingcamps.com/navigation.html the main content: http://www.rowingcamps.com/crc-intro.html the top logo: http://www.rowingcamps.com/top-logo.html go to those pages and click view>sorce. (or don't highlight anything when you right click)

try the table pading: table.tableClass{padding:0px;} and for ipx borders, you could try this: td.tds{background:#fff;} table.righttable{background:#000;padding:1px;}

quotes ;) <script> function newPage() { if (document.Main.page_opt[0].checked){ document.location.href = 'rpt_name.php'; } } </script>

oh, and with no margin, your borders will look like 4px borders, because they will be up against each other. I sudject declaring 1px borders for a 2px grid.

td.td2{border:2px solid #000;margin:0px;} it's the td margin thats doing that.

td.td2{border:2px solid #000;} deecee, you beat me the first time...

What version of photoshop? I use 6 and it can break images (I asume thats what your using it for) into div sections. If you willing to go absolute, it should work fine for you. tip: if you change the code photoshop gives you so that the images are the background in the divs, it gives you more...

td{border:2px solid #000;} thats some short hand for you, its the same as this: td{ border-width:2px; border-style:solid; border-color:#000; } Either way, the &quot;grid&quot; is made by putting a border on the td tags, and not the table tag. you see thast how css works, it borders the tag...

sorry, correction: if (document.radioForm.page.value == &quot;all&quot;){ document.location.href = &quot;allPage.asp&quot; } }