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The reason why I'm not using float: left; is because it aligns the navbar to the left, but I need it to be centered.

I want to thank everyone who has helped me on this problem. I found the coding I needed on this site http://www.rayswoodworks.com/test_files/Navbars/inline-block-dropdown.html that Eric suggested to me. I did Thanks again everyone! I love this forum. X3 Original Message:

I actually tried that, but it didn't effect anything.

I don't know exactly how or why, but after adding in [allowtransparency=true] and [frameborder=0px] into the iframe codes, the glitch stopped and it's displaying the content properly. Very weird. :/ At any rate, thanks for the help! Original post:

Hi there, I have two iFrames and a table that I want to have black backgrounds that are 50% transparent. I've tried a few things now, I first started out with a partially transparent PNG, but the PNG wasn't working in IE. So then I tried to find a way to make the PNG work properly in both FF and IE. I tried some sort of pre-made behavior code or something for PNG that had a transparent GIF and an .htc file that you had to install along with a string of code. That didn't work and I was extremely intimidated by the code in the .htc file, so I ditched that idea. Next I found a CSS override, but this COMPLETELY overrides any backgound setting that I try to put in and instead makes it completely transparent. The good news, I got transparency to work in IE, bad news I don't have that 50% transparent black BG that I wanted. So then I remembered that there was a CSS myspace layout generator that could make the BGs of the tables transparent. I found which string of code that did that, and I got the BG to do what I wanted it to! However, everything else inside the iframes and the table cells wound up being transparent as well and I tried adding code to override that, but nothing worked. (The transparency makes the images really hard to see, so that was what I was worried about.) So, is there a CSS code that I can make that will do what I want only to the background? Maybe like some sort of filter, I dunno... I really appreciate any help given. -Raven

Both of these are for the CSS transparency override that I found, but still won't make the BG partially transparent. Thanks for the post though, I appreciate it.

Y'know what, I found a couple things that almost do what I want them to do, but they're all CSS, so I think I'm going to repost in there. Thanks for the help.

Hello, I have a website that uses 2 iFrames to display content though the index page. The background in the html documents displayed through the iframes is a PNG image that is black, but 50% transparent. The problem I'm having, naturally, is that it doesn't work properly in any version of IE. The iframes are in a table that has two columns and two rows, the top row is dedicated to the navigation, and in IE 7 the 50% transparent bg works fine there! But in the two iframes the BG becomes an opaque gray. Even when I take out the BG on the HTML doc completely and put it into the table instead, it shows up the same. I found a few different forms of code that made it completely transparent in IE, but I couldn't figure out how to make the half transparent PNG as the background again. I'm not really worried about compatibility with Opera or Silverlight because those browsers aren't really that common. All I want to do right now is to make it compatible in IE and Firefox. Any help is much appreciated. -Raven My current iframe code: Body code for each HTML document shown inside the iframe:

Repeating $body doesn't seem to be causing any trouble, but thanks for the simplification.

I tried this code here: $body = "Name: ".$_POST['name']."\r\n"; $body .= "City: ".$_POST['city']."\r\n"; $body .= "State: ".$_POST['state']."\r\n"; $body .= "Email: ".$_POST['email']."\r\n"; The error message is gone, and the email sends again, but the info put into the form still doesn't get sent. This is what I end up seeing: Name: City: State: Email: Arrgg... Well, I dunno if I said this yet, but thanks to everyone helping me out on this...

Would it have to do with the input type maybe? For each field, this is the code I have: Do you think I may need to add something to that? Like method="$_POST"? I dunno, that may be redundant, because at the top of the code for the whole form is PHP is a B!tch! Lmao.

Just tried that and got another error. God, this is so confusing... Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING in sendemail.php on line 15 I'm pretty sure that's the same message too, I'm going to check though my form again and make sure my labels are right. (The labels are correct, I'm at a loss)

<?php $to="Laurendragon@laurendragon.net"; $subject="Mailing List Signup"; $body=" Name $_POST['name'] City $_POST['city'] State $_POST['state'] Email $_POST['email']"; mail($to,$subject,$message); ?> Thank you!

Well, I had posted this question on another forum besides this one, and somebody told me that the IDs for each field are case sensitive! So what I had as $_POST['name'] was supposed to be $_POST['Name'] because I capitalized the first letters. Man, I feel so silly, but thank you all so much for helping me out, it means a lot! (Original Message:)