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I need a Canadian city map. It looks like MapQuest provides services much like I was curious about: http://www.mapquest.com/solutions/product.adp plus AND, which probably uses the same technology as MapQuest, because they are listed as a business partner...

I want to be able to link to a map with a location, similar to what can be done with Yahoo Maps. But, I'm wondering if there is a similar service only that it is more customizable, like I can use my own logo, template, etc.

> I have removed each different if statement >to see if it was causing the error..nope. If that didn't narrow it down, you must have more than one error. Try removing them all and then adding them in, one by one.

Well, I fixed it for IE, (the top of the outer div needs to be equal to 0) but I'm still working on Netscape's tendency to cut off the right-hand side. Stormbind: Can I control that setting? I assumed that would be controlled on the client's end.

Here we go: http://www.horriblepain.com/quicks/co01.html Also, Netscape cuts off a little bit of the right-hand side of the body text. I don't know if those two problems are related or separate.

I didn't think I was trying to do anything fancy. You would expect that not making one line per page unreadable would be the default status for IE. I created this problem with HTML and CSS, and I would like to fix it the same way. I'll put together a stripped-down version of the problem page...

Well, I've fixed the Netscape problem. The trouble was the outside div was in abolute positioning, so I made that relative for the print CSS, and it works it Netscape. But it still has the same problem with IE.

Could the problem be because the offending text is within a div within a div? Because Netscape is only printing the first page. I've assigned both the inner and outer div float: none; but that doesn't fix it.

When I print a web page in IE, it splits the last line of text on a page horizontally, printing the top half on one page, and the bottom half on the next page. How can I change my page so that IE prints it correctly? I'm in the midst of making the print style sheet for this site.

Aha! I knew there was something I just hadn't thought of.

Sorry, siberian. I read your post, but it doesn't work. That would be a good approach for if I were using the form s/XXX/XXX/gm but not when I am doing if (/XXX/gm) { action }. All the matches will be replaced in the first case, but the action still is only executed one time in the second.

I'll admit it's probably a bad habit of mine to not use more modules. It's laziness, I guess. I can't bring myself to spend 20 times as much time to teach myself how to use a module as it took to write five lines of code that did the very specialized thing I needed it to do. I think I'll force...

I'm trying to harvest links from an html page. (Not for anything nefarious, I assure you.) This is the code I've used to match the links: foreach (@page) { if (/href=\s*['"]?([^\s'"]*)['"]?/) { push @links, $1; } } My trouble is this will only match once per line. How...

Hang on. My bad. I did something stupid, and, in fact, it DOES base the size on the body text. So, that's simple.

I want to set the font-size for <h1> <h2> <h3> etc. for a site I'm working on. Now, it's easy enough to set it to a pixel size, but the site I'm working on I'm trying to let the font size be set by the browser. I was trying to set H1 to 150%, but, of course, it displays at 150% of what H1...

Do you just mean <input type='image'> What do you mean by 'browse button?'

Why is it that when I export to a .PDF, objects that I had set as black print as a dark gray is the .PDF version? Is there a way for me to change this?

I found a way to avoid it; I've got to use padding on the outside DIV instead of the margin of the inside DIV. If this page wasn't for a client, this is exactly the sort of browser bug I would refuse to accomodate on principle.

Here's the stripped-down version: http://www.horriblepain.com/apollo/galltest.html It seems a lot of things are required to set off this bug. I guess that's a good sign, because I'll have a lot of ways to try to avoid it. But the bad news is that changing the <div><a><img></a></div> of the...

The page where it happens is right here: http://www.horriblepain.com/apollo/gallery.html When you go over the CSS rollover that changes the background color, it makes the bottom margin of a different DIV disappear. I'll post a strippped-down version of the page soon.