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hi siji44, Honestly, its only four pages, don't think you need to go php. simply repeat your header divs using the same classes and if you coded it right, once you change your classes, all your pages will be changed as well. Easy stuff!

Hi Kylle, The first thing I would sugguest is placing your css in a separate document. Secondly I personally wouldn't use "buy tickets" and "all events" as images. I would probably go with text. Since you already have it in a DIV why don't you just list them?

First things first. You dont have "#" before your colours. Secondly, the tracy_details class, min-width, does not have a unit. To be totally honest i can't see what is going on, i would help you, if you get setup some bg colours and some content holders just to make it …

So true. Here is a working link, from the original author might i add (a lot easier on the eyes if you ask me), [URL="http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/10-rare-html-tags-you-really-should-know/"]Click here[/URL]

Ok... Let me try help you out, with css do the following: Image 6 will be your body background. Image 5 will be your header background. Image 2 your main content background. Image 1, 3, 4 will have the same class with an additional class to change the background accordingly. …

Both answers are completely correct. Rule of thumb though, IDs are unique, classes aren't, hence only using them once in a page.

Designing fluid is actually really hard, because a lot of things come into play. A trick i like to use is, make sure it works in 1024 and chances are it will work on hi-res. Don't even try go as low as 800x600. Oh, i looked at your dummy site …

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Hi Erek4, First things first. Read up on the link below, it will explain how to create rounded corners (too lazy to type it out for you) [URL="http://kalsey.com/2003/07/rounded_corners_in_css/"]Click here[/URL]. You can use PNG or Gif, only older browsers don't support png transparency, but if you really wanted to use them, …

Hi Erek, Why would you have line breaks to position an image? Just use something along these lines; [CODE=CSS] #body { background: url(my image url) center center fixed; /*Other possible values include: top,right,bottom and left*/ } [/CODE] That's the biggest issue with using lage images as backgrounds, use a photo …

Hi, Could you post the HTML as well. Would like to see how you nested your divs. And as for your Styles... Wow, sure there would be a WAY easier way to achieve what you trying to do. Let em see how it looks, post the html and we will …

I'd try: [CODE] body { background:#FFFCF5 url(images/bg.gif) no-repeat fixed center bottom;} [/CODE] Only issue I forsee is the the footer might be a problem, but sure you would work it out

Hi Jessica, I don't see why not.

Hi, Very simple, I'm using inline styling, feel free to create it in a seperate stylesheet. [CODE]<div id="container" style="width:100%"> <div class="header" style="width:100%; height:100px; background:purple"> <p>Header </p> </div> <div class="leftCol" style="width:20%; background:red; float:left"> <p> Left Col </p> </div> <div class="centerCol" style="width:60%; background:blue; float:left"> <p> Center Col </p> </div> <div class="rightCol" style="width:20%; …

Agree with Midi... Web Icons are relatively simple to create, get photoshop and illustrator and you open up for business. If you not sure where to start, simply get some tutorials (tons out there, GOOGLE) All the best

I know its solved and all... but just incase any of you other people are interested and don't feel like going to read it up on another site, here is how its done. [B]To link to a specific title (text) on a page, simply give it an id.[/B] E.g. [CODE] …

I'll tell you one thing. Heading should be: <h3>Laboratory</h3>

Hi Veledrom, Use "%0A" for a new line, use "%0A%0A" for a new line preceded by a blank line. Eg: [CODE] <input type="button" value="Unsubscribe" onClick="parent.location='mailto:contactus@mymail?subject=Subscribe%20to%20Whatever&body=Hi,How are yo today.Bye.%0A%0AThis mail was sent using www.example.com" website.> [/CODE]

To understand you properly, what you are saying is that you would like your menu background (colour) to be the same height as the content (page001)? If so, I would simply let my #content include the same background as my menu and position it accordingly. e.g. #content { width: 800px; …

I see you coding in js. Well my first thought would be is to add a simple gotoURL function. But since you want to validate the password first, i would recommend handling it all through PHP.

Hi billie, Ok, So I would go mySQL (instead of CSV) simply because we can pull it straight from the db without having to manually get involved (yes, in most CSV cases, exporting is a MUST). Here's a link that should cover everything; [URL="http://www.phpsimple.net/tutorials/dynamic_dropdown_menu/"][B]Dynamic Drop down[/B][/URL] All the best

Hi Alimoe, Firstly... regarding Thomas' reply. Don't even head that direction, Golive has been discontinued (and thanks heavens). Now let me address your question. There are basically two ways of going about it. The first (easier method of the two but costly) - Get a freelance, tons of them out …

When defining a site, you have the option to store it in a specific folder on your server. Usually these are (and not limited to): "httpdocs" "publichtml" ect. Have you double checked ensuring these are correct

Hi jb1ker, Just to let you know, its not that IE can't handle the png format, it just doesnt support transparency.

Hi, So I would like to create a flash banner, that has multiple text links which are called dynamically from an XML document. Something like this: [URL="http://flashden.net/item/dynamic-scrolling-link-list-xml-driven-no-wrap/10023?ref=Circlecube&redirect_back=true"]Check it out[/URL] But with out the scrolling or effects. Just simple text and links that can be changed by editing the XML. Any …

Hi Steve, I second Buddy... Its probably something minor, need to see the code though.

Plus it isnt supported by most new browsers. Older versions of netscape supported it (not too sure now though). Any way, just for interest sake. The tag is, [blink][/blink]

Are you talking about a border of some kind? (since it is a image)... Simply make sure the border property is set to 0. [CODE] <td width="58" height="40" align="right" valign="middle"><a href="index7.html"> <img src="images/Home_2.jpg" border="0"/></a> </td> [/CODE] That will do the trick.

You could actually get away with it, they basically exactly the same except that XHTML is stricter -nesting, lowercase etc. I'd say go for it. No harm in cleaning good clean coding habits.

Hi Tony, I would suggest looking for stock texture. There are tons of them available online

Hi belt, You should just google. Here one I found quickly [url]http://www.flepstudio.org/english/[/url] All the best

Hi Amie, To achieve what you want, I think you would have to go AJAX or JS... Try posting in that section, pretty sure they will be more than happy to help you.

Hi Iball, Not sure how the site is suppose to look, since I don't have any screen or link (kinda need the images to load). But did notice your [COLOR="Red"]overflow[/COLOR] tag isn't closed. So it might be causing the problem. If not, send me a screen and I will investigate …

Hi Veledrom, This is quite a common problem and the answer is simple, there isnt anything wrong with your coding, its simply the users choice and the preferences s/he has the browser set to. Now... don't get me wrong, one browser does it by default and that is Apple Safari, …

Hi Kyllle, Quickly did a little script for you. [B]HTML[/B] [CODE] <div class="footer"> <ul> <li><a href="index.html">Home</a></li> <li><a href="about_us.html">About Us</a></li> <li><a href="serviceshtml">Services</a></li> <li><a href="productshtml">Products</a></li> <li><a href="training.html">Training</a></li> <li><a href="our_team.html">Our Team</a></li> <li><a href="contact_us.html">Contact Us</a></li> </ul> </div> [/CODE] [B]CSS[/B] [CODE] .footer ul{ width:100%; font: bold 12px Verdana; text-align: center; height: 50px; background:#FFF; } .footer …

Hi Iball, You could use CSS... Below is a article that should walk you through doing it. [URL="http://websitetips.com/articles/css/scrollbars/"]Here[/URL]

Hi Karina, Simple, what you would like to change is the units of measurement. So this is how we going to do it: See on your properties panel, there is a drop down menu called "size" and on the right of it, there is another drop-down menu that should say …

Hi Santa, [QUOTE]Everytime I visit my website, I end up at the google apps main page when I want it to end up at my own page.[/QUOTE] There's no reason to get into CNAME, A or any other details. All you have to do is (if you havent already), contact …

To be honest, I rather have a fully featured shitty looking application then a nice looking one that bearly works. and i think most people would agree with me.

Hi, So I'm creating a website for clients that have tons of different courses available, they have opted to not place any course outlines within the site and instead, make the interested party request it via a email. Now, here is where my problem comes in, I would like to …

Hi, So I'm creating a website for clients that have tons of different courses available, they have opted to not place any course outlines within the site and instead, make the interested party request it via a email. Now, here is where my problem comes in, I would like to …

[B]Photoshop Lesson 1 - Simple, nice looking button[/B] [B]Difficulty: 2/10[/B] - Meaning you should have some Photoshop Experience After this lesson, you will be able to create, a simple, good looking button in no time. 1.) Create a canvas of 359x33. (CTRL+N or Apple+N) 2.) Create a new layer (this …

Hi, Cant view the second example and may you please post the source as well. Regards,

hi, Not sure if i fully understand you, could you post the source

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Print, Is usually 300dpi and CMYK. You can also use 360dpi, 720dpi, 1440dpi and 2880dpi. As for format, I would recommend EPS or TIFF

Hi, Do you mean rounded corners?

Or you could just use padding (which can be added directly to your div id) So if your div is 100px long and you would like it to start a new line at 50px you would add padding-right:50px

Hi Roy, Think this is by far the nicest script I have come across. [URL="http://pommo.org/Main_Page"]Pommo[/URL]

Could you rephrase your question please. Not sure I'm QUITE understanding what you are asking! What Font size? What Checkbox? Check box gets !checked! So you don't require any font