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height:100% width:100% should do it...

I worked on it some. I gave the image map an absolute positioned overlay. Although, I can only get it to work in FX/Chrome/Safari. IE will only recognize the anchor if you give the #absolute div a background color. If anyone wants to pick up on this where I left off feel free. That said, if you really want the CSS tooltips, your probably going to be better off slicing each text image out of there and making each a link. That way it would work (most likely). Write TV

Morning, You obviously didn't see it, but did I tell him that in his last post about the same problem.

You "might" be able to do an overlay on top of the image map and put the tooltips in that. I'll try an work on it tommorrow morning...

Google "foxycart". And google "foxycart csstricks screencast" I have to do this soon also, and that's the direction I'll be taking.

I believe you mistakenly deleted before your . That fixed some of it for me. However, I've never worked with area maps so who knows... And I don't even know if you can add CSS tooltips to the image map? You could easily add the title tag like so though - that works! title="tooltip"

I can't walk! What do you think the problem is? My brain (CSS) or my legs (HTML)... Well I don't know sir, I can only see your brain.

Alright, I'm getting better at this PHP stuff than I thought. I added it all - the phone one (A-Z a-z), all the $comments ones (url=, link=, http://), and the 2 + 2 = ?. It all works perfect! That "should" help a lot. Thanks Everyone for you help!

No doubt, once you do it, it's most likely very easy. But I just think it's funny that both tuts say it's very easy, yet it would take an hour just to read through all the steps.

The "easiest" way to go, and the way I went back in the day, was with a comment box. You can find them all here on my site. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/tools.php#comment-boxes It's basically a copy and paste job. Verses the other more labor intensive ways. I ended up using the Cbox. You can see it on my other site here (at the bottom). http://www.littleaboutalot.com/content/diabetes.php

Yes, the intent is not to stop anyone from taking anything (that's not possible). The intent is to simply warn (edit- discourage is a better word) them from doing so.

See this is the stuff I keep getting recently. A human I think? Unless bots put names in now too... Kim to me This message was sent from: http://ww w.visibi lityin herit.com/cont act.php Name: Kim Phone: PfKNsawPeid Email: ki23 566@gm ail.com Website: ht tp://blo gs.mail. ru/mail/yuri 3525 Comments: he said, stubbornly happen if I let her wake? She'd runregistered sex offenders in my area give her the choice?"listened she'd believe me?Will. You must know that.I, well... I don't http://blogs .mail.ru/mail/yu ri3525/5410 584861FF F173.h tml

Alright, I think I covered my basis pretty well. I have the copyright in place on the bottom of each page with a firm (assessable) popup window/message. It's a tables mess so it took awhile. And if you try and right click on the text you get the same message. I would have just linked to a new page for the copyright, but I don't have a new flash menu to go along with it. Plus, the whole site is popup windows - wanted to stay true to the look and feel. That's my personal little message in there. No legal mumbo jumbo - just strait talk - but it has a lawyer flare to it I think. http://w ww.buil dingbloc kshom eday care.co m

An image is display inline by default. So text-align:center will center it. Both of these center it everywhere. Sticky Footer at Bottom .center { display:block; margin:0 auto; } p { text-align:center; }

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That is a good idea, and thanks for the link! If I went that route, instead of the 2 plus 2 route, would the code be the same (i.e. if ($spam == green) )? With this code, is green case sensitive?

After reading over your posts, so far, I'm thinking I'm just going to add a field that asks 2 plus 2, and then add your no link cleaner. That should take care of most with minimal work on my part and minimal work on the users part. Thanks a lot!

Cool, I just saw you edit! Thank you Ben, that is very helpful code - exactly what I need! I still know next to nill when it comes to PHP. So, I'll post back if I can't figure it out. I "should" be able to get by by trial-and-error. We'll see...

Awesome - thanks! I'll try and piece together that into my form. If I run into trouble I'll let you know. Question though, what do you think? Why the elaborit spam control most have. You know, all the letters you can hardly read. Can a bot add 2 plus 2? Because if it's a human spamming then it doesn't matter. So... if they "can" add 2 plus 2 then would it be better to use an image of 2 plus 2 instead. Not very assesable though I'd imagine. Or should I do a slightly harder question, like 15 divided by 3? Thought...?

Hi Thelma, I wouldn't mind those kind so much. That's probably people just testing out the form. But I keep getting the same kind of spam. I think my form has been put on a easy spammer list or something. I keep getting the kind that has links in the comments section to porn sites and stuff. Makes me think they're using my form to spam others.

I'm getting spammed to death. Ben gave me this solution in the old forum a while ago, but I never wrote it down - and I can't find it. I just want to add something simple to my form (Like 2 + 3 = ?) I think that should take care of most of the spam bots. Can anyone share the php code to make that happen so that I can add that to my form. So if the answer doesn't equal 5 then it spits back an error. If it does, then the form processes as normal. Let me know if you need to see my script. Thanks!

Cool - your welcome. I used this - because I couldn't find it either.

#left { padding:0 0 95px; } #nav height + #content top margin = 95px - So the left nav needs that height added to match. That looks like it fixes it.

You need to put it on the html html { overflow:hidden; } but you know then any content past the fold will be gone? A better way is to use this to remove the scrollbar html { overflow:auto; }

I believe your missing a doctype. That would do it!