dlewis23
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Thats because of powerboost. It only lasts for a little bit then your speeds drop down.
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the second close div is still there. remove the second </div> before </td>
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Yea its really fucked up now. Everything is too the right. I can't see anything wrong with it. So you gotta start to play some. remove <span style="padding-top:20px;padding-left:30px;"> and </span> see if that fixes it. if it doesn't put it back. EDIT: you have too many close divs remove the second </div>
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Writing it correctly does make a difference. <div id="header"><span style="padding-top:20px;padding-left:30px;"><a href="index.php"><img src="http://www.islandairsoft.net/templates/carbon_07/images/logo.png" border="0"></span></div>
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Make the PNG have no background.
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Its under <div id="header"></div> You did it the wrong way anyway. You edited header.gif and put your sites name in there. Don't do that. Put a blank header.gif back in there without your changes too it, make a new file called logo.png and put the sites name in there the way you want. Then find <div id="header"></div> in the template files. and make it this.... <div id="header"><span style="padding-top:20px;padding-left:30px;"><a href="index.php"><img src="/url/to/logo.png" border="0"></a></span></div> Doing it that way. Will also stop this...
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No a link does not look like that. it never starts with <link they always start with <a href and end with </a> for linking too another page <link is used for including CSS files.
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Where ever the image is in the code you want it too be clicked on. If the image is placed via css then your going too have the remove the css for it, and place it your self with that code above.
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It would be worth it too just buy a new controller. Most likely you physically broke the L2 button on the inside
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Its this code <a href="index.php"><img src="image/URL/here.png" border="0" /></a>
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No. Because you don't have a digital input on the monitor. If you had a DVI port, you could go from hdmi to DVI but then your fucked for audio.
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That would be why because 720P isn't far off from that. You wont notice it. His monitor is at 1680x1050, thats really far off from 720P so the monitor is going to stretch it a lot.
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A CRT will always look fine because there is no native res. What's the res. of the LCD monitor?
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Yes you can. A PCI express 1.0 card will work in a 2.0 slot. Its just like a USB 1 item will work in a USB 2.0 port.
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Subs are really bad. GC's hate them for the homes we are going into. Well most of the time the homes I go into are brand new and have no lines run where we need them too be so they have to be redone. And in my book, there should never be a whole you can see. Hell you can't even see where our equipment is, even tho its right next too you behind a hidden door. The best is when a dishnetwork or directv tech will come in and try and rip or the comcast guys work, or tell us its shitty, same for the comcast tech. They never learn.
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Its very frustrating. We don't even let them do the installs anymore. For a dish we do 100% of the install. Directv is ok, but there guys are way too noisy and they pick at everything, ask too many questions, they don't understand what a NDA is. for cable installs they bring it too the house we do the rest in most cases its not worth it to us for them to do it. Comcast guys like to cut holes into too many things, they have no clue how to run wires. A comcast tech was doing a install a few months back for us, and all he had to do was run 2 lines down one wall and through another, he was doing good, I left to start putting stuff away, I come back 20 minutes later and he cut 6 holes in $2000 worth of acoustical panels They where dishnetwork techs. no sub contractors are allowed, You have to be an employee of the company hired, or you don't get through the gate in these places.
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Nothing against you, but dishnetwork is the worst for installs, comcast is pretty close to them too. Ive kicked dishnetwork installers off job sites because of the crappy installs they do. I had one guy not crimping the connector onto the coax cable and another trying to rip out $25,000 worth of equipment telling us we did a bad install
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I do the same with mine. Ive just about ripped out all the installed crap in my place and made my own cables. Installers for phone and cable companies do a piss poor job, they never do anything right.
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No it wont look better then HD tv's. just because the res. of the LCD he has is higher then a 720P tv doesn't mean it will be better. The xbox is going to work at 720P on it, and Since the screen is only 20in and will not run a the LCD's native res. the image wont look much better then good quality standard def. The image wont be sharp as it would be in the LCD has a native res of 720p so it will look somewhat blurry cuz the image will be stretched.
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the LCD will give you a better picture because it would be HD.
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The LCD will look better but your going to need external speakers. You will also need to purchase the extra cable for it. and if you are using that monitor for your computer monitor your not going to be able to have both on at the same time. For connivence I would go for it on the TV.
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dropul is even more complex then joomla. But its done in better way. Just about all CMS system's suck now a days. They just got too complex.
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You just stuck it in the wrong spot. What line did you put that on. And also where you want a menu to go, really isnt a spot for a menu.
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Yes i'm sure. CSS code is just for the styles of the way a site looks. The code looks like this #top_menu { width : 100%; float : left; height : 40px; padding : 0; margin : 0; overflow : visible; background-color : #333333; background-image : url(../images/top_menu.gif); background-repeat : repeat-x; } The code for a menu would look something like this <a href="index.php">Home</a> <a href="blog.php">Blog</a> If you put a different template in there do you get a menu?