I like my new compter,but it has trouble viewing websites.
But I discovered that if I view gmail in basic html,it will run faster.
Is there a way to get all the other websites to do this,or does the website have to provide that option themselves?
Thanks in advance!How do you view websites in basic html?
The website usually has to provide that option themselves, but there's an add-on for firefox called NoScript that blocks all JavaScript. Some websites need JavaScript to function correctly though, but you can try it.How do you view websites in basic html?
One way to do that is to click View - %26gt; Page Source.
There are add-ons for FireFox that will do that too.
:)
Monday, December 12, 2011
How long would it take for this html to load?
The size of the html script and all the images is 3.61 MB (3,787,561 bytes)
The images are BMPs and I know they are larger files but whenever I attempt to change the file to GIF, the quality gets warped.How long would it take for this html to load?
BMP is a terrible format, GIF is even worse. Do not use GIF ever!
Change your image files to Jpeg (very small but will have some quality loss) or PNG (no quality loss but will be larger than Jpeg).How long would it take for this html to load?
Depends on the connection. Cable/Broadband: 15-20 seconds. DSL: 30-40 seconds. Dial up: Never used it lol!
For users who use dial-up it may take forever to load.
BMP is not good really.
over a 56K modem (assuming full bandwidth) would be about 8:30
DSL, depending on the type, could take from about :45 to :18
some sites you can use to determine other file download times:
http://www.numion.com/Calculators/Time.h
http://www.martindalecenter.com/AATimeCa
If you want to speed up your page I say you should change the pictures to JPEGs. It keeps the quality and it loads faster.
The images are BMPs and I know they are larger files but whenever I attempt to change the file to GIF, the quality gets warped.How long would it take for this html to load?
BMP is a terrible format, GIF is even worse. Do not use GIF ever!
Change your image files to Jpeg (very small but will have some quality loss) or PNG (no quality loss but will be larger than Jpeg).How long would it take for this html to load?
Depends on the connection. Cable/Broadband: 15-20 seconds. DSL: 30-40 seconds. Dial up: Never used it lol!
For users who use dial-up it may take forever to load.
BMP is not good really.
over a 56K modem (assuming full bandwidth) would be about 8:30
DSL, depending on the type, could take from about :45 to :18
some sites you can use to determine other file download times:
http://www.numion.com/Calculators/Time.h
http://www.martindalecenter.com/AATimeCa
If you want to speed up your page I say you should change the pictures to JPEGs. It keeps the quality and it loads faster.
How to add more fields in the html forms when a certain condition is met?
I want to add more fields in the html form I filled in when I checked the check box. How to do it ? Can you some give me some quick help ? ThanksHow to add more fields in the html forms when a certain condition is met?
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;body%26gt;
%26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;
function toggle(target) {
var extra = document.getElementById(target);
if(extra.style.display == ';none';)
{
extra.style.display = ';block';;
}
else
{
extra.style.display = ';none';;
}
}
%26lt;/script%26gt;
%26lt;form%26gt;
%26lt;input type=';checkbox'; onclick=';toggle('extra')';/%26gt;
%26lt;div style=';display: none'; id=';extra';%26gt;
You have checked the checkbox :-)
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;/form%26gt;
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;body%26gt;
%26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;
function toggle(target) {
var extra = document.getElementById(target);
if(extra.style.display == ';none';)
{
extra.style.display = ';block';;
}
else
{
extra.style.display = ';none';;
}
}
%26lt;/script%26gt;
%26lt;form%26gt;
%26lt;input type=';checkbox'; onclick=';toggle('extra')';/%26gt;
%26lt;div style=';display: none'; id=';extra';%26gt;
You have checked the checkbox :-)
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;/form%26gt;
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
How to display an image in MS Access 2007 that is reached with an html link?
I want to show images of products that we sell in an MS Access form and report. I have a table with html links to the pictures (the images are on SharePoint, not on a local drive). So far I only managed to show the link, not the image itself. How can that be done?
Thanks.How to display an image in MS Access 2007 that is reached with an html link?
you simply give the path of img in ms access like
%26lt;a href=';c:\abc\xls\img format%26gt;%26lt;/A%26gt;
Thanks.How to display an image in MS Access 2007 that is reached with an html link?
you simply give the path of img in ms access like
%26lt;a href=';c:\abc\xls\img format%26gt;%26lt;/A%26gt;
How do i convert a Joomla template to basic html/css template?
I have Joomla and a Joomla template(rt_refraction_j15) installed on my website. But i want the same template and css styling, as a basic HTML template, so i don't have to use Joomla for editing. Is there an easy way to convert the template to basic HTML/CSS template?How do i convert a Joomla template to basic html/css template?
A Joomla template is basically already in HTML/CSS format. All you need to get is view the stylesheet and then copy one of the pages of the Joomla pages.
You will see a line in the Joomla page similar to this which has the CSS:
%26lt;link rel=';stylesheet'; href=';templates/siteground-j15-68/css/te?type=';text/css'; /%26gt;
Stephen Williamson, Server Engineer
A Joomla template is basically already in HTML/CSS format. All you need to get is view the stylesheet and then copy one of the pages of the Joomla pages.
You will see a line in the Joomla page similar to this which has the CSS:
%26lt;link rel=';stylesheet'; href=';templates/siteground-j15-68/css/te?type=';text/css'; /%26gt;
Stephen Williamson, Server Engineer
How do you view word processor (HTML) documents through your web browser using internet explorer?
I am a beginning web design student. I am creating HTML documents in Microsoft Works word processor but cannot figure out how to view through my web browser (internet explorer) to check my work? It keeps saying that it cannot find document even when I check my computer. Any suggestions?How do you view word processor (HTML) documents through your web browser using internet explorer?
In your web browser, File %26gt; Open, then find the file.
(Although I wouldn't trust MS Works to generate anything approaching decent quality HTML - Microsoft Fontpage does an awful job, and its primary purpose is creating HTML documents).How do you view word processor (HTML) documents through your web browser using internet explorer?
It's on the File option in the top left hand corner, depending on what version of Works you have, it will say something like ';View As Web Page';.
Not sure if you've already done this but.....
When you save the file, do a ';file'; and then ';save as'; to select saving as an .html document from the drop down menu. After you've done that, you may have to locate the file, right click on it and then choose ';open with'; to select IE as the program you want to view it in.
Hope this helps.... =-)work for data entry from transfer file
In your web browser, File %26gt; Open, then find the file.
(Although I wouldn't trust MS Works to generate anything approaching decent quality HTML - Microsoft Fontpage does an awful job, and its primary purpose is creating HTML documents).How do you view word processor (HTML) documents through your web browser using internet explorer?
It's on the File option in the top left hand corner, depending on what version of Works you have, it will say something like ';View As Web Page';.
Not sure if you've already done this but.....
When you save the file, do a ';file'; and then ';save as'; to select saving as an .html document from the drop down menu. After you've done that, you may have to locate the file, right click on it and then choose ';open with'; to select IE as the program you want to view it in.
Hope this helps.... =-)
How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
I know people have done it. I want to know how to make it so that if i want to change a picture to update itself when i have a newer pic people who have it linked don't have to change the html code. Like a club penguin tracker!How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
Just make sure the new one has the same name (like Image.jpg) and upload it to the same folder. You'll over write the old one, or you can change it's name first.How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
just over write the original file it has the same name and address so you don't haft to chance anything
All that's in the HTML file is a link to the image file - there's no picture in it. If the picture location stays the same, and the name of the picture file stays the same, you don't have to change the HTML file.
Go to www.w3schools.com and look up asp
that's what you want to look at
You could just overwrite the image.
Or you could go to gaiatools.com and sign up to make a random signature. Then you could upload the image you were wanting to, then just delete it and add the new one whenever you change it. And apply the code to your blog or website.
Sorry, if that is confusing.
But it you are looking for an excellent photo uploading service I recommend tinypic.com all the way!
Just make sure the new one has the same name (like Image.jpg) and upload it to the same folder. You'll over write the old one, or you can change it's name first.How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
just over write the original file it has the same name and address so you don't haft to chance anything
All that's in the HTML file is a link to the image file - there's no picture in it. If the picture location stays the same, and the name of the picture file stays the same, you don't have to change the HTML file.
Go to www.w3schools.com and look up asp
that's what you want to look at
You could just overwrite the image.
Or you could go to gaiatools.com and sign up to make a random signature. Then you could upload the image you were wanting to, then just delete it and add the new one whenever you change it. And apply the code to your blog or website.
Sorry, if that is confusing.
But it you are looking for an excellent photo uploading service I recommend tinypic.com all the way!
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