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Hello,
We have been researching this problem but have not been able to figure anything out. Basically if you go to: Johny D & the Morning Crew – Tower 98.3in Firefox, everything lines up great. Havent found 1 problem in FireFox.
Explorer is another story….
The “Navigate” and “Tower 983” on the sides repeats on the main page, when we keep adding more and more news it likes to repeat. Also if you click a link, like Videos on the menu area, and it opens up in the middle, the 3 graphics “Clips, Shots, & Bites” shifts over to the center with 2 on top and 1 on the bottom.We have not been able to figure out how to fix these problems. If anyone has any suggestions on a fix, we would def appreciate this.
Thanks!
i can’t seem to duplicate the things you’re mentioning… everything looks fine to me in both ffx and ie. i see no repeating images, and when i click “videos” from the three large buttons at the top, the resulting screen doesn’t have any of those buttons at all.
A few hours after I posted this, we had figured it out…but thanks for whoever looked at this anyways.
I had another question… its about scripting. Thought i’d just post this in here, unless you want me to make a new thread?
This website wants a Quiz on their website. Multiple answers per quiz. and when someone picks the wrong answer a little sound byte that they created will be like HAHA your wrong, and when the correct answer is chosen, it goes YOUR RIGHT or whatever they have it say.
Then @ the end it will caculate the scores.
Anyone know where I can get such a script? Have been looking everywhere for one.thx
What was the culprit and solution to the repeating images problem? I’d like to know for future reference incase I create the same problem.
typically you’d just add a CSS rule of “no-repeat” to any background-image property that you dont want to repeat horizontally or vertically. if you do want it to repeat one way or the other, you can use “repeat-x” (horizontally) or “repeat-y” (vertically).
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