tables in firefox can't exceed 100% width,
check out the javascript and test in firefox,
you will understand why...
it's not a problem of coding,
but a problem of browser support...

well, trying to redesign using flash,
will work in most browsers in next version...

ps... off topic edi...

This post has been edited by Stupid Khor: May 19 2006, 07:10 PM

Khor preety cool stuff you hve there.

it's weird seeing JSscript and STYLEs contained in the BODY tag. LoL!

to StonerJuan: Thanks...

to etsuko:
hehe... Javascript in body is usually used to generate an amount of html using a few words of script, if you've looked at the source of content.html... try the following address to view it (the whole address including 'view-source:')...

view-source:http://maxis.communities.com.my/sites/cyyuhua/data/home/content.html

if you are talking about the main page, I would have to tell you this is due to the limitation of that server... the index page is not fully editable, it only allows us to edit the body part, so the only way to customize it is to use javascript & css in the body... well, I guess I'm the first one who did this in that brand of web host engine...

This post has been edited by Stupid Khor: May 22 2006, 08:47 AM

i think this is cause by unsupported browser. Do note that IE have some tags which aren't standard. Thus, this will only works when view in IE... since most of the normal surfers are using IE.. this does not be a big issue BUT as a web designer, you need to think outside the box. What if i don't have IE?

happy to see lot of talented designer here

to eddy:

I know I know... well have you tried to make a table with "200%" as its width? you won't get a 200% width table in Firefox! and for Opera, the table width couldn't exceed 2300% (or something like this)... unless I do it in Flash, or I won't be able to achieve that effect using Javascript...

i've tried a lot of methods, but they all only work in IE... besides this effect, I have to make the skinning function too, it's our plan to show off our skills on coding in that competition, and what should we do? abandon that design? no, there's a time limit! and we have spent so many days to write the code, we still have games to design too... at last, no choice, we could only restrict its usage on the other browsers...

btw, the competition has ended, the SPM exam has passed, and now we have some time to redesign it... I've decided to make it in Flash, 'coz it's cross-browser and I don't really need to show my skills on coding anymore... hehe... will post here when I finished my design...

Can see your website?

Hi there !, i'm a amature in this field but several time doing some cd rom presentation for my friends' presentation assignment, may be i can help you ???
as i have alot of time aftetr office hour, i think i can redesign you web pages in flash. what i know is the design layout, not the complicated script in flash.

interested ???

this guy started this thread 1 month ago, and I believe he already complete the website by himself. too late

no la...in fact im still waiting from ikrams blue print >.<~

from other thread, i see you really want to learn and do it yourself.

so why not continue learning? good for you also, got a new skill after finish this website.

mak aih, melampau sangat text ko tue ko embosskan...cuba kurengkan sikit biar nampak camm x melebih-lebih macam org baru tau guner psd...

imho

(erkk komen aku utk signature ko tue)

Not really. I was "forced" into joining the same- lame contest (Maxis Cyberlinq) last year, and yep, managed to use all my own code for it instead of the supplied "CMS". Didn't join in the end because it's an effing waste of time.

Edit: Nevermind. I just remembered I posted an entry about the competition last year.. I even linked to your winning site, said it was the nicest, haha. gj

This post has been edited by R-K-F: Jun 18 2006, 10:59 PM

Having JavaScript in body isn't really a good practice... it makes your code pretty hard to maintain.. that's why ASP.Net seperates code from presentation in 2 sections.. if you want content in your page, you could always either use .innerHTML, or call a function from the location where you want your stuff to appear..

I don't really get it.. why would you want to specify a table width THAT wide??

finally paid ikram ^^ !! waiting him to on9 now

btw, css will fix the problem ...

wonder why firefox cannot 100% in width

This post has been edited by cypher: Jun 29 2006, 04:50 PM

welldone ikram !!!

you make it, man. as i'm trying so hard to finish my blueprint
sorry 'minde' cos can't propose my blue print earlier than expected. maybe next time . . .

nice website u got there

look like ur class got ur own forum
so can outsider join spamming there?