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I'm working on a page for a client using XHTML and CSS. I have a few problems that I can't seem to work out... 1. When the pages are viewed in Firefox or IE there are blue borders around any links or images... how do I get rid of those borders? 2. When I look at the page in an actual browser...

How disappointing. That "boombox" doesn't even look like an apple product, more like a kid made it in woods class and put his iPod dock in it. BUT, I have faith in Apple. They've found ways to shock and awe even the most loyal fans. Maybe they just did a "minor release" show to make us all feel...

I've got an image that I need to split parts into links... what would be the best way to do this? I was thinking of just using a CSS image map (I've seen it done before) but I don't know how to do that... Any ideas? Links? Tips?

I didn't even realize that until you mentioned it. I think of Indiana as one of the last true American states. It's like Mississippi only with an education.

I'm falling out of my chair laughing! That was hilarious!

Right now I'm listening to iRadio... Tanta Faz Para O Amor by Katia B

Ok, so it's not a blog unlike any other... but it's definitely worth checking out. Do me a favor and at least drop by and check it out. ;) http://www.TannerSite.com/blog

Stop by a lot! If you have any questions you can get them answered here. And welcome, as always!

IBM-DJSA-210 Capacity: 9.37 GB Available: 3.3 GB (even though the HD is clean of anything really... doesn't make sense.)

Would this: Seagate 250GB 7200RPM 8MB Buffer Hard Drive fit into a 500 Mhz G3 iBook (dual USB kind)? I can't figure this out, i've never replaced a HD before... Or would I be better off saving up for a new computer (which I'd rather not do.)

Well that's fun. Especially for somebody who can't even afford to eat.