[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

ok – tried on windows ie and i get the video but i also get a series of script errors. that is probably your culprit. try enabling script errors in ie…

https://northstar.northseattle.edu/csc/courses/csc110/resources/HowToEnableJavaScript.htm

…and doing some debugging on the code to see if you can get rid of those…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

whoa – that’s a lot of placement in css…if i were to guess after looking at your files, i’d say that it’s probably related to your float and auto settings on some of the css components. but it’s hard to say without really getting into it and there’s nothing really glaring…

[Margarita] “I’m imagining my current style sheets may also be a bit over-the-top re: the numbers of containers containing other containers”

i think what you might have is a case of too much css. css is great when you have something like a link or a header or a bit of inline text that you want to control the style for throughout the site (via css classes). where css can get to be overkill is when you use it a lot for individual items or if you are controlling attributes via css that you really just don’t get any benefit from controlling…does that make sense?

hope that helps! 🙂

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

i only got audio on my safari osx box – can you describe what your desired goal is and what isn’t happening in that goal?

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

cool. i might personally just make the more info a rollover div that you could update content for, move to the rollover location and show for that area – more user-friendly, but it would also mean that you’d be limited to a smaller area for that content…

but if that iframe was the size of the page itself, it could work nicely…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

well – here’s a 30 minute example that i envisioned while i was reading your description (i.e. on windows only, as it is just a quick mockup and ie is the fastest way to do this):

https://www.sitruc.com/cow/njoe.com/

if that’s what you had in mind, feel free to lift all that code for your own use. it would have to be modified to support firefox and safari. the drag part is the only thing that would have to be customzied per browser, and there’s a link at the top of the page to a cross-browser drag solution…

hope that helps! if you have any questions, then please of course ask… 🙂

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

you might want to look into contribute:

https://www.macromedia.com/software/contribute/

never used it personally but it works along the lines of what you are looking for…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

many isp hosting packages come with a web interface for ftp – have you checked with them?

if they don’t then i don’t have a specific recommendation, but a java applet based solution will typically be cross-platform…so one like this:

https://www.jscape.com/ftpapplet/

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

you probably have a missing border attribute on the image tag that you’re using for the map – add border=0 and you’ll be good to go!

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

check your permissions on the target location (not repair permissions, mind you – just right-click/get info sorta thing)….that would be my only real guess based on what you’ve said here…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

ya – you can open the terminal and type:

rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts

and hit return – that’ll remove the file and start you over…

cold went away but i found a new one to take its place.. :-/

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