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  1. sorry i know what a hashtag is - i just wasnt sure how i added one to the feed on my company's website.

    However, i have now realised u do this in twitter>widgets>embed a timeline...

    What i have learned however is you can not have multiple tags ie u can only have one hashtag/twitter id per feed :-(

  2. Hi there...

     

    My php script requests data from the form:-

     

    $name = $_REQUEST['name'] ;

    $from = $_REQUEST['email'] ;

     

    And then when I try to process the validation with:-

     

    if($name == '') {print "You have not entered your name, please go back and try again.";}

    else {

    if($from == '') {print "You have not entered your email, please go back and try again.";}

    else {

    $send = mail($to, $subject, $body, $headers);

    }

    }

     

    It fails as even when I enter data I get the error message regardless..

     

    Pls advise..

  3. http://microwarehouse.merus.co.uk/catalogue/item/it-equipment/Printers/All-In-One-Printers/Brother-DCP-195C/DCP195CZU1/BRMF195C

     

    i was asked to fix an IE8 problem with this page.

     

    it might be easier to explain if you view the page in IE9 or FF to see a comparable.

     

    basically the carousel extends its list items during page load thereby stretching the div it resides in. the issue is this div does not return to its natural state when all page elements are loaded.

     

    evidently by clicking on one of the tabs (specs or jargon) the bug is reset and u can see how the page is supposed to look once loaded.

     

    anyone know why it does this, and even better if there is a workaround?

     

    many thank guys

  4. oops i failed to send a previous post - this was to thank Ben for ur help.

     

    the scrolling js works as intended i guess in that it moves to the top of the containing div.

    it would be perfect if i could show the actual tab/button in the viewing area as well. the top of the screen cuts this off.

     

    i think the solution would be to open the products tab first and then scroll to the top of the page - that way you can see the tab/button which pertains to the content in the containing div - if only i knew how.

  5. i have some jquery tabs on my target page:

     

     

    My Target Page

    <ul id="tabs" class="tabs">

    <li><a href="#learning"><span>Learning styles</span></a></li>

    <li><a href="#room"><span>Room type</span></a></li>

    <li><a href="#products"><span>Products</span></a></li>

    </ul>

     

    <div id="learning">

    content

    </div>

     

    <div id="room">

    content

    </div>

     

    <div id="products">

    content

    </div>

     

     

    My Referring Page

     

    <a href="search.jtp#products">

     

    When clicked the link launches the target page with the products tab opened BRILLIANT.

    HOWEVER it jumps to the end/bottom of the containing div - which happens to be well below the fold.

     

    What i need is for it to jump open the the tab and stay at the top ie so the tabs are visible.

     

    Can this be easily achieved. I might be able to use AJAX but im no whizz with this and have tried but failed miserably.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  6. i have removed the script (i am unable to disbale javascript due to being on a network pc) however the display block doesnt seem to work still (IE 8).

     

    i will probably need to use bg images for the nav list items - i was hoping this method would mean i didnt need to.

     

    thanks for taking the time to help anyway - much appreciated.

  7. Hi

     

    I have a navigation menu made out of a ul here http://www.equanet.co.uk/corporate/landing/link2ict/communication.jtp

    i have put a display:block on the <a> tags in each list item however the when you hover over the list item it does not become selectable - only the actual text which forms the link.

     

    Now it works as designed in FF, but not in IE8 (not sure about other IE versions - unable to test at present as firewall prevents me from downloading IE Tester and the like).

     

    I have tried to force it to work by giving it a width, even to the <li> itself, and even giving the <li> a display:block.

     

    Does anyone know why i am not achieving the desired result given that this is my css

    #menu li a { text-align:center; font-size: 14px; font-weight: bold; margin: 0; text-decoration: none; padding: 10px 0; display: block; -moz-border-radius: 18px; -webkit-border-radius: 18px; border-radius: 18px; }

     

    Any guidance would be greatly appreciated - many thanks.

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