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<div> <!-- Parent div--> <div style="float:left; width:150px;"> <!-- Child div (avatar) --> <!-- Your avatar image here --> </div> <!-- End of child div (avatar) --> <div style="float:left width:150px"> <!-- Your badges and info here --> </div> <div> <!-- End of Parent div --> Note: this is...

Before going into too much detail, go read some tutorials of HTML & CSS this will help you to understand the setup. Basically you need one DIV ("parent") with two DIVs ("childs") inside. The parent div don't really need any properties. The child divs should be floated left and have a fixed...

Are you sure you removed EVERY line of the above... every line.

Your problem is that you don't clearfix your float. Also that theres not enough space for the div's (which got floats on it). Remove this: \"style=\"float:left\"

You can type netstat -ao |find "80" to find processes that are using port 80. Remember to see if the process is "LISTENING".

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Allright, otherwise nice release - always looked for an easy image uploader :)

Could be awesome if you could put the source in github ;)

The reason why you really can't do it it because both php and mysql have a upload limit. You have to change both configuration files (since mysql is made in PHP, it uses also PHP's max upload size). Possible solution: Locate your PHP configuration file php.ini (if you're using IIS, you can...

Oops, my mistake - was in a rush (made it in school) - but thanks :D

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Inside my butt? No really, Area 51.

That was a failure on my side ( I was first making the $config[<key>] = <value> but then I thought the array variable was easier - you can just delete one of them (which one you think is easiest). Thanks for finding that, I knew I forgot something :P

Hey there, changed and optimized the code and such also edited the readme for contributions :-) http://sharefa.st/view/oBn1irjc2S9z

You are kidding me right? If you have a legal Phoenix Emulator, you'll find it in the folder under 'sql'.

Pattrnize was an idea I had while looking around for patterns that would be useful to my further projects. I got the images and there was a lot of them. I tried to see if there was a tool or a way to take these images and put them in a pattern file automatically without doing it manually in...

First learn some basic PHP and once you have done that, you can look at MVC (Model View Controller) from there on you should be good to go to try developing your own CMS with what you've learned. Now this doesn't just take a week or two, it might take more than 6 - 12 months or more - it depends...

This would not work with WebKit or Gecko engine, since the WebBrowser component uses Presto as engine (the engine inside IE too). So all what WebBrowser render is the same as what IE would render. You will have to use a wrapper such like WebKit.NET (which includes a nice component too) to allow...

Although the boxes aren't aligned.