I assume there is only 1 css file? paths are defined relative to the file, so if you have a file under /en/ and say / is your root, you would then need to have a path like ../ (i.e. go up 1 path).
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going further, if you start to look at server-side languages, JSP for example, lets you define your own custom tags. If you do this in JSP, you don't need the browser to interpret your "invented"...

databases shouldn't come into this.

i assume your data is in a form? and if so all you need to do is get the POST/GET data. the easiest way to do this is probably using something like PHP.

there are a lot of duplicated values (e.g. classid). perhaps making these unique between the 2 objects will help...

alternatively, you could just trigger a refresh

a "back end" generally refers to a database. For anything dynamic, (a on-line store is dynamic), you will most certainly need a database.

there are so many threads about this topic, the meta tags aren't as important as making your content readable to bots.

I think MidiMagic understands this, he is simply stating a table is useful as a table. Trying to create a table using divisions (which I assume is what you mean by <id>) is just as bad as laying out...

have a google of "Search Engine Optimization". I don't actually know the techniques myself, but there should be plenty of tips if you dig a little.

In terms of tables, if you use them for your layout, it is kinda frowned upon. By using tables you are using a lot more code, you should look into using css instead. With dreamweaver or any html/css...

I assume the images are in the same directory as the html? (i.e. have you addressed the image correctly?). If so, it is probably being overlapped by other elements around it.

are you closing your img tags?

It really depends on the element as well as elements around it. Can you post the code or at least some of it so somebody can try debug it?

../ means "up one directory". My suspicion is that during your download process it would have arranged your files in such a way that the images were in the parent directory of the html. Just look on...

Perhaps you are getting confused... what exactly are you trying to do?

What relevance does your blog have to this thread?

http://validator.w3.org/

There are html validation services, if you ever have a similar issue, that may be your quickest way to find it.

I think you would be able to use JavaScript in the body section, but that would essentially just re-write you whole web page. When the html is read, the head is read before the body, so I don't think...

This will be better solved using JavaScript. What you probably want to do it make "Misery" a button (or anything with onclick) and then you can set an action to expand the list.

As far as I know, what you have done there is invalid. If you want to do something like this, you will need to use some scripting to change the head depending on your conditions. The best way would...

Ok, you will need to at least use a little JavaScript for comparisons on username / password. Just note, the registration will not be possible using client-side code only!

Anyway, as the simplest...

there are many ways to do this, and it depends on how well you want to do this. things you may want to consider are performance, security, etc...

since this is posted in the html/css section does...

Yes, I am using IE7...

Have you tried on other machines? could it be a setting you have?

Is your problem still there? looks fine to me.

I think there are several ways to do it using css. e.g. perhaps you have a larger table with the other table nested. Then the text would occupy other cells within the parent table.

lol, just to clear things up I don't think JavaScript is a good idea :p

Again, it depends on what you mean by secure. At the simplest level, you could have javascript which will read a simple login form. I don't advise this because it isn't really secure.

At the other...

Follow the css specifications and firefox will display your web page as it should. Sometimes you may need to add small work arounds to tweak it for ie7. You could also look into a css designer which...

You can't just expect somebody to do your homework for you...

I guess simplicity depends on how secure you want it. More secure will make it more complex.

Using html & javascript should enable you to create a simple login system, BUT it is not going to be...

You will probably get better help in a software dev forum.

If you want flashing menus, then the easiest way would be to use .gif images. BUT this is usually a bad idea as they will get annoying very quickly.

You also need to let us know the content of...

Try this file, I did what I said and it worked fine for me...

All you have to do is get rid of the height / width attributes from the table cells. I didn't post it because I did it through the developer tool...

I see you have set height / width on some of those cells. Try getting rid of them and let the table auto-size. I edited your site using IE Developer Tool and it seemed to do the trick.

I was looking at it in firefox, where it is fine. Since you are using dreamweaver (which I don't use), and I think you will probably want to keep using it, look for settings about browser...

What is incorrect about it? It looks ok to me

Ok, so what I recommend is getting something like firebug for firefox. It will make this type of debugging a lot easier. I had a little play with the site, and the problem I see is that your "header"...

From what I have read, there shouldn't actually be new lines in the title attribute. BUT if you do want to try, use " " which is a carriage return. In firefox, the return is converted to a space, but...