hi...what does these codes stand for?


onfocus="this.blur()"
and...
z-index:6


thanks:D

onfocus="this.blur()"


Is probably some code from javascript that you picked off from somewhere


z-index:6


Z index is like if you're using a lot of one thing and they are in the wrong order you use a z index to put them in order





These codes are very random....Did you get them off a source code or something?

onfocus="this.blur()"
when the object or area is loaded or clicked on, the focus of it will be turned of. probably done on an image or form button. this will get rid of the little dotted square that appears on it when it is clicked on.

z-index:6
puts things in order as said before. usually used if you have a div area layout. sometimes the div areas will overlap. using this will tell the browser which layer will show "on top" of the others. the higher number is a higher layer. its kinda like algebra in school.
x = left to right.
y = up to down.
z = far to close.

thanks:D yup...i got them from somewhere...