"Give us a few more days and we should have 1.3 beta up for grabs."
To me a few more days means 3-4 days not over a week. I aint complaining as such but you can't tease me like this 
1 2008-01-10 03:18
Re: Hmm.. beta? (4 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)
2 2008-01-09 18:06
Re: Can this be done with punBB? (5 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)
Sub Forums perhaps? Again you'll find a mod on punres.org that does it.
3 2007-07-26 00:01
Re: Strict XHTML Problem (4 replies, posted in Programming)
Ok cool I'll keep all that in mind for the future. Thanks a lot not only for your help but helping me learn a little something 
Hopefully I won't come across anyother little annoyances!
4 2007-07-25 19:50
Re: Strict XHTML Problem (4 replies, posted in Programming)
As I said it was just a quick mockup to give an idea of what the problem was. I have cleaned the code and added "display:block;" and it is working perfectly 
Thanks a lot for your help but I was wondering if you would be able to explain exactly why it is required? Is it a work around for a bug or does it actually serve a proper purpose?
5 2007-07-25 18:33
Topic: Strict XHTML Problem (4 replies, posted in Programming)
Hey there! To be perfectly honest I'm not the best of coders (or spellers >.<) so please bear with me!
I am in the middle of a new project and I am experiance a rather annoying problem. I have made a table which is as far as I am concerned is coded correctly but it dosn't display properly on certain browsers. The really odd thing is that it's FF, Opera and Safari opposed to the usual problematic IE6. Also if I have the page set in transitional XHTML the page displays as I want it but in strict XHTML it dosn't. Anyways the actual problem is a random gap which is appearing below images within a table.
Strict Example < problematic within FF, Opera and Safari
I have placed a black border around the cell to highlight the issue. The really odd thing is that with the second image I set "font-size:0px;" which reduced the size of gap but hasn't eradicated it entirely. As it is FF, Opera and Safari I am led to believe that it is a problem with my code opposed to it being the browser just not rendering properly but I can't for the life of me get to the bottom of the problem.
Obviously the easy way around this would to simple code the site in Transitional XHTML but then I wouldn't be learning anything! Any help would be most appreciated Also I realise the code on the pages isn't completly valid but they are just quick examples I chucked together.