[Arowana]

Hi all,

Probably an easy one, but I can't seem to get it working. It WAS working, but darned if I know what happened...

http://www.bartlett-family.net/home.html

There is a scrolling marquee javascript at the top. It is centered perfectly in IE, but it is off to the left (next to the left-aligned div) in NS7 and Opera. Anyone know why? Thanks! It might be a css issue, but I can't figure out what the problem is. The css file is at:

http://www.bartlett-family.net/main.css

Oh, and I almost forgot... On that same page, in the middle, there is a link to the Macromedia website that I have set to open in a new browser window, using the "target="resource_window" attribute. That is not w3c compliant and is hindering my site from w3c validation. How can I get that link to open in a new browser window that IS w3c compliant? Thanks!

Chris

[The Hooded]

Here is a quick fix for your alginment problem.
Add the aligin="center" attribute to the div tag that needs to hold the script in the center.

Fix your link to macromedia by changing the anchor's target attribute to target="_blank" .

Hope this was some help.

Originally Posted by Arowana

Hi all,

Probably an easy one, but I can't seem to get it working. It WAS working, but darned if I know what happened...

http://www.bartlett-family.net/home.html

There is a scrolling marquee javascript at the top. It is centered perfectly in IE, but it is off to the left (next to the left-aligned div) in NS7 and Opera. Anyone know why? Thanks! It might be a css issue, but I can't figure out what the problem is. The css file is at:

http://www.bartlett-family.net/main.css



Oh, and I almost forgot... On that same page, in the middle, there is a link to the Macromedia website that I have set to open in a new browser window, using the "target="resource_window" attribute. That is not w3c compliant and is hindering my site from w3c validation. How can I get that link to open in a new browser window that IS w3c compliant? Thanks!

Chris

[Arowana]

Add the aligin="center" attribute to the div tag that needs to hold the script in the center.

That only worked in Opera, not NS. BUT I did place a table inside the div and aligned the cell to center. THAT worked 100% and validated. Great, you got me moving in the right direction. Thanks!

The target="_blank doesn't change anything since the target attribute is what is causing the w3c errors, BUT adding a quick little javascript DOES fix it.

Code:

onclick="this.target='_blank';"

works great! Once again, thanks for a point in the right direction!

Chris

[Arowana]

OOPS! Nevermind... That didn't work either. By adding the table, it works fine in NS and Opera now, but the script is misaligned in IE now! What's up?

Chris