DaWei

Depends on your goal, of course. On one of my pages I cycle illustrations in a larger, centralized image area. In another, I want a separate frame, with the original page visible simultaneously. IE, of course (at least the version I have), doesn't have tabs. I still try to accomodate IE in my designs, although it gives me fits. Again, one designs what one wants. I just don't like sites overriding my preferences for my browser location and size.

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Sane

It still not be exactly what you had in mind, but I added a modified version of your function and an onClick form to the midi_player page.

Oh yeah, I almost forgot. Thanks for that very handy function, I'll be sure to implement it on the score submission part of my site too (I had used the previous method for that too).

Lich

...the only time that background music is acceptable is on ytmnd

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DaWei

What's your authority for that, Lich? Doesn't sound like an opinion, sounds like a law. His use of music isn't unilateral. You launch the player overtly and it's part of the raison d etre of the page. It looks very nice, now, Sane.

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