HTML and IMG SRC Code
Even though HTML is in version 5 at the time of publication, the IMG SRC code has not changed much since version 1. You still link images with the "a href" tag, and you call to the picture instead of...
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How to Code a DIV Overlay
Cascading Style Sheet, or CSS, overlays give you the ability to position objects over other objects on a Web page. DIV elements -- which contain other HTML elements -- are ideal candidates for CSS...
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How to Hide a DIV Tag
In HTML, "<div>" tags are used to separate out blocks of text, giving them unique styles or carefully positioning them on a webpage. Because each DIV tag can be given its own ID, or a class it...
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What Is %20 in HTML?
If you're new to HTML -- HyperText Markup Language, the language of the Internet -- you're bound to run across certain pieces of code that may stump you. The "%20" in Internet addresses (or URLs) is...
View ArticleHow to Change the Table Row Height in CSS
In Web pages, tables display data in an easily read format similar to that of a spreadsheet. Since you can use Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) code to change the way any part of a Web page looks, you can...
View ArticleHow to Create a Table Scrollbar in CSS
Using the "overflow: auto" property-value pair in Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) code gives a scrollbar to an HTML element when its contents go over a maximum width or height. Knowing this, you can make a...
View ArticleHow to Run HTML in the Eclipse Window
The Eclipse software development program includes Web development tools natively. These tools allow you to create and edit HTML documents. The Web development tools also include a built-in Web browser....
View ArticleHow to Override Styles in IFrame
When coding a website you can integrate other webpages, either externally or internally, you can insert an inline frame, or iFrame. An iFrame is HTML code that uses an alternative source. By default it...
View ArticleHow to Unlink a Hyperlink
Hyperlinks are clickable items on an Internet page that allows the user to click to go to another page on the site or elsewhere on the Web. When you are administrating a website, there are times you...
View ArticleHow Do I Change My CSS Menu From Horizontal to Vertical?
A CSS menu is created by adding CSS style properties to an HTML unordered list. Unordered lists are created by an opening "<ul>" and closing "</ul>" tag, which enclose list items. Each list...
View ArticleHow to Create Div to Crop an Image in CSS
The "overflow" property in CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, tells the browser what to do with content that is larger than the size of its containing element; you can set overflow to "scroll" for...
View ArticleHow to Turn Off the Quirks Mode & Disable It in Internet Explorer With HTML
Quirks mode allows browsers to render HTML and CSS code written in manner that does not conform to standards. The reason for creating a "quirks" mode is that in the beginning, browsers did not all...
View ArticleHow to Code a Fancy Border in HTML
Web pages use a combination of HTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to create layouts that range from simple to complex. Using CSS level 3 (CSS3) properties, you can take your HTML and style it with...
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