FAQ Answer Bros
Q: I've seen a trick on the web where you can make your background images fixed and stationary when scrolling the page. How can I do that? A: It's all a
matter of body language. We've done it on this page to demonstrate the simple
attribute found in the <BODY> tag. Here's how: Q: Those drop-down navigation menus are really cool. I want it! A: If we had
a nickle for everytime we get this, we'd have holes in our pockets. Well
websterbaters of the world, if you read the sidebar on every page you would
know. But since bifocals may be required, here is where you can get your
very own, better than sliced cats, hierarchical menu system: Q: I want to get into digital photography. Can you help me get started? A: We've been getting this question so much lately, we've decided to write an entire article about it. Colorado Bro guides you through the choices you need to consider in I Can't Decide. If you buy us a new camera when you get your own, we'll even show you how to use it. Q: Which one is Colorado? I think he's cute! A: Think so? Maybe in a baggy, old, scraggly, scruffy, dumpy sort of way. But hey, wait a minute. If you don't know which is which, how do you think he's cute? Does that mean you think I'm cute too? Where were you from again? If you have questions for the FAQ Answer Bros, look all over this page for our fancy email icon, or even better, check out our comments page. |
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