A nuance for the Crossbrowsers' fans is that it has been necessary to implement alt & title for the same element image, in order to get in FireFox and in Internet Explorer the tool tip on the image to the left, as that has an opacity dissolving effect by entering the mouse on that area! • Freely use the contents of this website as place holders only as being mostly client side • This website has been made for other purposes than be just good looking.

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php basic tutorial → This isn't a big deal to confuse the newbie, so you spend a few clicks to register to the forum first, or you can get confused anywhere else you like in the www :-()-:

A php webdesign clone exercise in ::: CSS

... test and modify topright signature :-)

... then wonder on what php can do ::: this line is a php echo() result [ ... html or xhtml or JavaScript ]

It means that what the final user retrieves in the green bold line above, in a php extended server [not on pc desktop] is the result of a php echo() code, the same result could have been obtained by using the function include() of php, or some other function, but what the developer has really used for that green line, will never be known to the final user, unless accessing or violating the server by FTP...