There is no blink option in HTML. If you want text to blink you'll either have to use CSS (not sure if that actually is supported by all browsers) or JavaScript.

Google is your friend (http://www.google.com/search?q=html+and+css+tutorials&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a)

Wordpress (http://wordpress.org/)

NVU (http://www.nvu.com/)

That's exactly what the post above yours said.

Oh, you want to make the flash file load a webpage when you click on it. That's a different story. Sorry but I don't know enough about Flash to help you with that.

You need to save it as a .swf file. Then you need to embed it in the webpage using the HTML code Flash can generate for you.

It doesn't really matter as long as one of them is. Then you can tell the user's browser which order you wish it to try them. It will go down the list until it finds a font the user has on their...

You can't. That would be a security issue if it was possible.

That's probably not a file upload issue as the file is unchanged during upload.

Yes. There is no difference between file types in file uploads. The browser and server do not care what file type it is. Only your server side code does.

The only effective way to do this is to use sIFR but that isn't good solution for an entire page. It's designed more for headers and maybe a small snippet of text.

In general you shouldn't be...

Unfortunately you can't force a browser to print using landscape. The user has to select that themselves. The best you can do is encourage them to print using landscape with a pop up or something...

Remember, they said they don't have access to PHP. Otherwise a formmail script would have been the obvious choice. :)

Yes, but the form will not be pretty as you can't modify the sent data in any way:

<form action=mailto:your@email.address method="POST" enctype="text/plain">

You will need to read the adobe manual to see how the software you are using can do it. I am assuming it is GoLive?

Are you looking for the software to do it for you? Or are you trying to do it yourself? If you want the software to do it, first verify it can do it and then read the help files for instructions on...

You really should be using Google for this. Here's what you would have found: http://www.w3schools.com/css/

It's supposed to. But it's possible they didn't actually go ahead in fix it like they said they would.

<div "style=margin: auto">

In IE 6 and lower it is buggy and you cannot control when and how it will show.

IE6 and lower's handling of favicons is buggy. It won't show the favicon unless your site is bookmarked. There's nothing you can do about it.

I see it and it works for me in Firefox 2

You'd be surprised how one error causes another problem. I'd start by fixing those since you know they are errors. If that doesn't fix it at least you ruled them out.

How it is specifically done depends on the forum software. But you will need to access the database and get the information out using a server-side script. If you don't know how to program you can...

You can't do this with javascript. You need to use a server-side programming language that has access to the file system.

When validating the page I get 16 errors (http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fbuddhism.kalachakranet.org%2F). Try fixing those and see if it helps any.

Have you written any HTML yourself? Have you tried at all? If not, we are not here to do your work for you. If you have, show us what you have and we can help you from there. Otherwise, you'll need...

You'll need to use a server-side language like PHP to do that. HTML is not dynamic and cannot "think" for itself. PHP offers the include() function to do this. It's easy to use and a great way to...

Just view the source: autocomplete="off"

Do you know any server side programming languages like PHP or ASP?

It might be in the specs as being allowed but obviously browsers don't support it.

But it is not a form element. A form element is something like <input> <select> and <textarea>.

disabled only works on form elements.

Table cells are vertically aligned to be in the middle by default. You need to use valign="top" in your table cells to push the content to the top.

You can't do that. It is a security risk and no browser will allow it. The best you can do is hope they select execute when the dialog box appears in their browser IF one does appear at all.

CSS 3 will offer columns.

You have it perfect. Good luck. :)

Using a single onload function is the best way to go. This javascript function allows you to keep adding functions to the onload event without having to worry about the ones already added:
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Untrue on both accounts.

Search engines couldn't care less if your site is tableless. They don't know the difference and it in no way indicates the relevance of a page. Going tablesless just means...