Question: Why is WordPress adding “index.php” to my permalinks?
I have a WordPress installation on a Win server (not by choice) and it’s got an odd glitch I can only assume is caused by IIS’s lack of mod_rewrite support.
My URL looks like this
http://www.resumebear.com/blog/index.php/2009/02/17/want-a-job-become-an-engineer/
My URL SHOULD look like this
http://www.resumebear.com/blog/2009/02/17/want-a-job-become-an-engineer/
Answer:
Answer by Liars never lies
Yeah, it’s because of no mod_rewrite.
Do you know that you can install Apache webserver on Windows?
Question: HTML: Adding Radio buttons for “Next” and “Previous” pages?
I’m creating a webpage and I have found out how to make it so the viewer can click “next” and be guided to another page. But I don’t know how to create a button instead of typing “Next”
My MAIN question though is how do I put “previous” and “next” on the same line at the bottom of the webpage?
So far, I have:
previous
next
But it shows something like this:
Previous…………………………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………………
(image no dots and at the end of the dots there is the word “next”)
Instead of:
Previous………………………………………………………………..
Answer:
Answer by butchtroll
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Adjust widths to get appearance you want.
This video shows you how to add a background image in CoffeeCup HTML Editor. To do this in both the Code and Visual editors, navigate to Document menu and select Document Properties. You can enter a page title, browse your computer for a background image, change the text and link colors, or select a color scheme for your text and links. (Version 2008 used in this video tutorial)
This tutorial shows a way of creating a gradient image in Photoshop CS3, then adding it as a tiling background image in a webpage using CSS in Dreamweaver CS3.
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