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var min=11;
var max=16;
function increaseFontSize() {
   var p = document.getElementById('storyDiv');

   if(p.style.fontSize) {
      var s = parseInt(p.style.fontSize.replace("px",""));
   } else {
      var s = 12;
   }
 if(s!=max) {
    s += 1;
 }
 p.style.fontSize = s+"px";
 
}


function decreaseFontSize() {
   var p = document.getElementById('storyDiv');

   if(p.style.fontSize) {
      var s = parseInt(p.style.fontSize.replace("px",""));
   } else {
      var s = 12;
   }
 if(s!=min) {
    s -= 1;
 }
 p.style.fontSize = s+"px";

}

Ah that's the problem, I see. That doesn't work here either, but I can tell you why and how to fix it: For some reason IE won't fire onmouseovers on empty divs, unless the mouse is moved over a visible border. You can solve your problem by simply putting a transparent image in the background.

Create a 1×1 pixel transparent .gif (I'll call it 'blank.gif'), put it where your .css is, change the lines

#imglink {position:absolute; height:306px; width:100%;
z-index:100; opacity:.4;filter:alpha(opacity=40)}
.linkhover {background:url(images/link.gif)
center center no-repeat}

This will not work
include('communities.php?show=gated&where=naples');
?>

However this will
$_GET = array();
$_GET['show'] = 'gated';
$_GET['where'] = 'naples';
include('communities.php');
?>

Putting this on your page and nothing else will give the same result as
going to 'communities.php?show=gated&where=naples' but the URL can be
whatever you want it to be.

First of all you need to download from here
How To Use
Copy and paste iepngfix.htc and blank.gif into your website folder.
Copy and paste this into your website's CSS or HTML:

Type your summary here.

Type rest of the post here

 
<style type="text/css">
img, div, a, input { behavior: url(style/iepngfix.htc) }
</style> 


If your site uses subfolders, open the .HTC file in a text editor like
Windows Notepad and change the blankImg variable to include a correct path to blank.gif like so:
var blankImg = '/images/blank.gif'; 



DONE…

First of all. Open SQL Management Studio. And get connected.
Then you'll see the There's many menus in the left side.





Then. Right Click in the "Databases"
Choose "Restore Database" then this will appear



And this will appear


In the "To Database" field type whatever the name of your database
And Choose "From Device" Radio Button and click the ... button

Then it'll open like this...

Browse to your Database which you want to restore.. And Click OK and OK

Then...

Check the Checkbox. And Click OK... Wait until it executing 100%.
DONE...

If there's an error messages like this

Click OK..

Then.. Navigate to the left side and choose "Options"

Check the First Object "Overwrite the Existing Database"
Click OK and DONE...



Drop Comment below if there's something wrong...

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