How can I do this with tabs and CSS?
Q. I am trying to make a tabbed menu. I have very specific pictures to use, and when I use the "Sliding Doors Method" ( parts of the image get cut off. What I would like is for a main image (32px high with a 'repeat-x' and some padding) to be the background of the actual link, while having a [17px by 32px] on each side. These two end images are just corners, so they are symmetrical. If it worked out, I'd have a rounded tab that expands to the text. I was just wondering what the easiest way of making the two ends be in their proper spot. I almost had it, and I know it's possible, but I just can't figure it out completely. Any takers? Also, to make matters more complicated, and maybe to help you understand better, the tabs are upside-down… [cont.]
Asked by Antoine - Fri Jul 4 21:40:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. it is very hard to answer your question because it is very unclear, what exectly you need? do you want some one to code the whole ccs for you? do you need the corners?
Answered by Ben Z - Fri Jul 4 22:10:57 2008

JavaScript Cookie Help!?
Q. I want to know how do I code the users text size choice into a cookie so that the user will not have to keep picking there desired text choice every time they enter another web page on the same site. I provided the code below of how the user will choose there text size. And if possible if it can be compatible for both IE, FF and Netscape. Thank you for the help. small normal larger [cont.]
Asked by huh - Fri Jan 4 07:02:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The bellow explains everything you need to know to set and get a cookie:
Answered by DMZ - Sun Jan 6 19:59:29 2008