Don't even bother fixing the code. You do have a pretty simple design, just a bunch of images, links and that JS image switch. Learn HTML and CSS and you'll be done in no time. You can use tutorials...

Hi veledrom, for your own good try keeping your css external, or at least in the head. To move those divs I would use some positioning:

Beware! This code is not tested.


<style...

Ingeva on my laptop your site had scroll bars, is that supposed to happen?

Set everything in em and percentages (except images which you don't declare width and height with %, but, you position...

The problem seems to be your borders, without the borders everything was ok, but the borders didn't fit on the screen, when I set the divs to 32%, it went back.

About the text you complained...

I don't see any elements with a float: right; in your stylesheet.

I'm not sure that that will always work but I use this method to center objects, Position the wrap div left: 50%; this will set the left corner of the div to be in the exact center of the page, then...

I believe the reason for this malfunction is because they don't support li:hover, so downloading that behavior is probably your best bet.

Google pure css menus and take your pick

Good rules! Many people can design a site, but to design an accessible site(w/o it looking ugly) takes skill.

It doesnt look like that to me, they used XHTML basic which quote on quote:


Somehow I don't think that the only markup W3 would place support for a footer on, is a watered down XHTML meant for...

Sorry here's the page: http://www.w3.org/2007/uwa/

Ouch this one is bad, I was surfing for your aforementioned quote, that they said:


Well, I came across this page, Nice footer, ah?
Somehow I'm pretty sure that floating headers and footers was...

Interesting ISP? Would you share with us which one?

Sorry, my mistake.

It's javascript, paste it into the head of your document

Well, I do believe that the only browser it doesn't work on is IE 6. Due to that I feel that you should not make declarations on what the internet was made for, because the internet can do...

We both agree on something!!!!

I dont believe in flash only sites nor do I believe in blinking images or overly flashy backgrounds, but, simple colors just to meld nicely is a necessity, as it actually hurts my eyes to look at...

This, by the way is called php, if your interested in this, you might want to check these two links:
http://w3schools.com/php/default.asp
http://hudzilla.org/phpwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
...

I would agree Let the content scroll if it needs to.
By the way, please be articulate and use CODE tags.

Midi, if you want to preach about how everybody builds their websites wrong, get a website of your own (add the link to your sig
) and preach there. Here (I'd like to at least think) we answer...

check out dice.com, they are supposed to get 100k a year I think but that is considered good, now, of course you can make more! (duh)

Hello ayi, I see that you wrote:
position:absolute
well, I tested this and if you change that to position:fixed; it works fine, in my code I made a big green div to demonstrate the scrolling, here...

Right, so if you get any leads on that let me know cause I really would love to know (My future projects, which at the moment are just in my head, sort of depend on this)

It makes sense, but, I still dont understand, if you are using php to store your threads how do you intend to store the text and display it using JS (unless JS can access mysql or w/e db you use)?
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Yes, there is a JS function: document.createElement('div'), so you would contain that in a variable, d for example and then modify the innerhtml (the text you want to go in the div) with DHTML so...

This would depend on how you intend to display the thread in the first place.

Can we see your website?

Can we see YOUR website Midi, please?

Hi, its simple just add this by your table declaration: cellspacing="0",
so our table declaration will look like this:
<table width="600" height="600" border="0" cellspacing="0">

That should...

Very true, push them up, domain names can be worth money.

Personally, no offense or anything, but I want to see your website, do you have one? If so lets see your ideas in action.

As web designers we must cater to the many, being such, if a quarter of...

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If you post the code I can make it, otherwise, it might get a little complicated.

Godaddy, has a sell domain feature, does it not?

1. Save all the CSS in that menu, into a file, and call it menu.css.
2. Add this code to all of the files which have the menu in it:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="menu.css"...

Ive seen Jquery do rounded corners with a simple one line link to some of its JS.
Of course Inkscape and GIMP (Free graphic tools) offer rounded corners as well.

Only #3 applies and if you intend for your employees to do their jobs Flash is very necessary so they might just want to make one little exception

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Like micgosta said it is best to use a repeat background/gradient (which can still be cool, check out http://bgpatterns.com/) Then wrap your main content in a div which shouldn't be very graphical...