From The Desk Of The Consigliere™

As usual our staff have been busy scouring the internet finding new and different scripts and tutorials for your use and enjoyment.
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All the staff at Consigliere Ltd. would like to extend birthday greetings to The Consigliere who turned 53 years young on February 7th. We hope you have many many more!.

Consigliere Ltd. is proud to announce the affiliation between us and

As of our next issue, we shall be using the new color scheme that everyone has voted on. We want to thank everyone who voiced their opinion of different color schemes and we have listened and it shall be done.

Every once and a while something will come across Consigliere's desk that he feels he wants to share with everyone. So each week we shall post something different that he wants us to share with you. Just click on the "Desk" to see the article.

This week we would like to thank "Nanclyn" for submitting this weeks article titled "The Trouble Tree".

We have decided to add the above section on
"What Happened On This Date".
We will also besides linking to the headlines that you see above, you can also get a free java script from the below link to add a java based, constantly updated "Today In History" that you can paste into your web pages. Check out how we have it set up on our pages.
[ Today In History ]

The New York Times on the Web is free of charge for visitors worldwide. The site includes the daily contents of the newspaper, up-to-the-minute breaking news, weekly features and original reporting.

Each week we add a little tip to assist you in your web building. Some of the things you already know and sometimes you will come across a thing or two that you wanted but did not know where to find it. This week we will feature "Pull Down or Drop Down Menu"

Pull-down, or drop-down, menus are great space savers when it comes to displaying a series of hyperlinks. The form and script below will enable you to easily place a drop-down selection of links, without the need for any server-side programming. All you have to do is re-code the form elements, including the option values, file selections and submit button value.

<form name="drop_down" method="POST">
<select name="selections" size=1>
<option value="file1.html"> first page </option>
<option value="file2.html"> second page </option>
<option value="file3.html"> third page </option>
</select>
<input type=button onClick= "location = '' +
document.drop_down.selections.options[
document.drop_down.selections.
selectedIndex ].value;" value="Go!">
</form>

Follow the "Drop Down Menu" link for our full tutorial on all the reconfigurations that can be made. You can also test the above script on our script tester also if you so desire. Just copy the above code and follow the script tester link and paste the code to see it.
[ Script Tester ]
[ Drop Down Menu ]

Our "Little Tips" are compliments of Bravenet Free Webmaster Tools

There is always one question that sticks out more than the rest. So what we have decided to do is post the top question of the week and show you how we answer it. If you feel you would like to add to the answer feel free to contact us with your input on the question.

Question
Do you know anywhere I can find a page of all the different HTML codes and what they do that I can print out and have a hard copy of this?

Have no fear Printless, Web Monkey has the solution you are looking for. If you go to the below link, you will find all the codes that can be printed into a hard copy for your use.
[ Hard Copy ]

Each week, we will pose a different question to all our readers and see how it is answered. The questions will be in a forum that you can link to from here. The following week, you will see the answers and a new question. These questions will pertain to web designing, computers,internet, security, etc.

This week the question will pertain to

A Frustrated English Professor Writes:
I prepare many of my lessons on the internet and due to the use of many 5 dollar words I use some of my students need a dictionary to find the definitions of some of them. Is there such a thing such as if you click on the word or something, the definition can be achieved without leaving my lesson page. Please say there is such an animal to be found.

Professor, "Seek And Ye Shall Find!". We do have such an animal and it is extremely easy to achieve on your lesson pages. It is not seen and yes, if you click on a word, the definition will appear in a new browser window for your students to see. See the below link for the script and the very easy reconfigurations that can be done with this script.
[ Pop Up Dictionary ]

Please don't forward this letter to your friends. The reason being that the HTML configurations will not appear in a forward and all they will receive is words, no links or images.

If you would like to send a sample of our news letter to your friends, go to the below link and from there you can send a past issue that we update and archive every week.
[ News Letter Archives ]

If there is a specific copy of our news letter you particularly like and it is archived and would like to have it personalized to you, we will build one that is customized just for you. You will have an individual URL that is for you. It will look like one of our sample archived letters with your name on the top.
[ Customized Sample News Letter ]

Just contact our News Letter Staff and include the date of the issue and the name you would like shown on top of the letter.
[ Customized News Letter Request ]

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"I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use."
Galileo Galilei
Dr. Gabriel Robins

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