you want to make your css adaptable to the different screen resolutions. so, start working with percentages so the browsers can align your elements, avoid using pixels. there are endless css issues...

design / implementation are quite different. if you create a design, it is through 1 size, so it won't look different to different users, whereas with the implementation everybody has different...

I suggest trying google as the fastest option, if I get some time later on I will take a look for you though.

I am not too sure what you mean, if you mean the actual design implementation you could use something like dreamweaver. If you mean actually designing your website, prototypes are generally done one...

Any layout can be used for any site you want ...

If you want to make it more flexible, you should probably not have a single canvas as a background. But if you are going to make a canvas, it would probably make sense choosing a standard width...

haha murtan, that website is gold!

This is more of a JavaScript problem. If you do a google search of cookies and JavaScript, you should get many hits, I am sure there are a lot of handy examples there. Let me know if you struggle to...

Haven't you now solved your problem? as long as you use they layout consistently, your pages will also be consistent.

It is as simple as referencing the css file in your head section of code. If you want tutorials, try looking at some css tutorials (e.g. w3schools)

iFrames hadn't crossed my mind. Using iFrames and some tricky css, it probably would be possible to achieve what you want.

Good luck

I don't really know what the problem is. If it is ok in both firefox & IE, what is it not ok in? What does distortion of pages mean?

I viewed the page in firefox, ie, and chrome and didn't see any...

You could do this by doing something like converting the .html into an image (e.g. print screen). BUT I assume you are after some dynamic behaviour where the .html is parsed and then displayed...
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Do a google search on "AJAX" I am not entirely sure what you want, but I assume it is something like the Mac OS fish eye. I have seen something similar done in AJAX before.

I bet it isn't reliable too.

Ah, magazines didn't even consider that. Thanks for the reply.

Hi all, this question may have been asked before, and if so, sorry and feel free to flame me for it. But coming from a programming background and no so much web design, creativity is very much a...