You know, I have wondered about some of the articles and how they won but I have to tell you as an infrequent, somewhat lazy visitor, I tend to want to take for gospel that an article I pull up that has won something will of course be a good and noteworthy article. That the content will be good and it's guidance in coding or whatever worthy of using in something I am working on. This is a little unnerving to think that an article can make it past some sort of check or double-check system? Maybe you don't have that in place? Sad to think that just because votes drive the winner that a bad article can win prizes and praise? It's not really that simple is it? I do have enough discernment to not take an article and just use it's suggestions if it doesn't sound right to me but there has to be quality assurance at some level. Sure takes away from the credibility of the site in my mind at some level. I mean the overarching idea is to guide and teach people right. Maybe change the award to most popular or something may be more appropriate in some cases. Thanks.

vbmike

Everything I can find seems to say it is not compatible with Win 8. If it were me I would just download the latest express version and use that. 2012?

vbmike

Absolutely! That it is Edward, that it is!....:thumbsup:

vbmike

If you make a plain html template, put a div in the body with the class mentioned, and use your class attributes like above in a style element in the header it does just what I think you want: a box with a border around it ( I did add a width and height to the div so I could see it ). First thought is that maybe a subsequent css file called for in the html file is overriding your class settings? Try placing your css file with this class above as last in your style element section of your html file and see if that changes anything. :)

vbmike

thank you.

vbmike

I notice when you filter on the home page for 'web' or 'c++' or one of the others for 'latest articles' that it auto changes your selections in the 'interested' box on Quick Answers page. Is that as designed? Thank you.

vbmike

It may be as easy as just not using the associated class designations in your elements....

vbmike

You have to show us the css code for anyone to troubleshoot for you. I looked at source and there is 3 css files that may be affecting the way the elements are acting. If you use your browser's console you may be able to highlight an element that is acting up and see how it changes when resized. Try that.

vbmike

I think you need to use the '==' double equals sign to check for equality. One equals sign will assign the value to the variable.

vbmike

Free or paid?

vbmike

http://www.w3schools.com/googleapi/google_maps_basic.asp[^]. I am surprised you say this works in other browsers. You are missing some basic components that the map requires before it will show. Maybe the code you pasted in here was not complete?

vbmike

Also, your functions do not follow the instructions either. You need some arguments, not just variables within. See http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_functions.asp[^]

vbmike

Sharepoint allows for the creation of a "wiki" page that mainly is an area to put files etc that people can collaborate on and all can see what is happening to the document. A wiki page is contained within the team site. Microsoft has a few good video's on sharepoint that instruct on these things.

vbmike

I had found a template at bootstraptor.com and it uses a library from HERE.

vbmike

I pasted your code as is into a file and it runs as it should. Perhaps you have a typing error in your actual code?

vbmike

When I started using bootstrap I found it difficult to manipulate also. I hear your frustration! What I did was start using firebug with firefox as an aid so I could click on the page and see what element I was dealing with then try and find that element in the css file, see what the settings were and change them to see what happened: to see if it was getting me where I wanted to go. I am sure chrome or other browsers must have something similar so you can view what the existing css is and try stuff. Search the bootstrap css file for .navbar and you will see a min-height setting. Try changing that and see what happens. Find the navbar container and change the padding-left...investigate and try things.

vbmike

Great, no errors! :-D

vbmike

You may need to escape some of the characters and the entire link may need to end in a "/". Visit http://www.sitemaps.org/protocol.html[^] for more information.

vbmike

From your post it would seem that leaving off the App.Path and just using the actual file locations would work for you. i.e, FileCopy c:\mywork\dbase.mdb, c:\newfiles. That is, if the mywork directory is under C:\ and it is truly not under your apps working directory. Typically the debugger will let you know what is failing so you should look at that as you program when things do not work. ;) You may have to show more actual code here to have someone help you.

vbmike

Then maybe you didn't set the position for the div? Try adjusting that to say relative to see what it does. It always helps to just experiment with css settings to see what happens. I would also suggest searching google for help on positioning as it can be confusing and hard to understand. Some elements do not respond to anything you do which would be learned in online articles.

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