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[QUOTE]I would remove the ul and simply style the anchors like so:[/QUOTE] It's worth pointing out that you should keep the <ul> for accessibility. A bunch of links like this in not accessible: [CODE]<a href="#">Home</a> <a href="#">Vita</a> <a href="#">Concerts</a>[/CODE] Whereas in a list, it is accessible: [CODE]<ul> <li><a href="#">Home</a></li> <li><a …

If you are not confident with writing PHP yourself, just install WordPress and use that to manage your site. You don't need to learn much in the way of programming - the free plugins do 99% of the hard work for you! [url]http://wordpress.org/[/url]

It's also worth increasing the the number of days of history that your browser stores. In Firefox the default is only 30 days. I usually change that to 999 days so you have almost 3 years worth of history stored. That makes it easy to find pages you have visited …

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The z-index determines the stack order on the page. Increase the z-index in your menu and your problem should be fixed. For example, if your menu is in a a div called menu, add this: [CODE]#menu { z-index:1000; }[/CODE]

The best and only true way to monitor uptime and performance is to use a service that is not hosted on your own servers. Furthermore, you should check from multiple locations because there are always temporary internet connectivity issues happening in different parts of the world so data from one …

Do you have a URL with this slideshow? It's easier to debug that way. It's even easier if you use a script that already works in all browsers. I use [URL="http://www.magictoolbox.com/magicslideshow/"]this one[/URL] and you get a [URL="http://www.magictoolbox.com/license/#free"]free license[/URL] if your site is a personal/non-profit one.

Try one of these uber-popular tutorials... [url]http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2009/01/28/how-to-develop-a-firefox-extension/[/url] - Straight from the horses mouth. [url]http://roachfiend.com/archives/2004/12/08/how-to-create-firefox-extensions/[/url] - Written a long time ago but very popular.

You can use PHP for this. What was the PHP code you used to fetch the images from your database? You need to write a PHP variable then use an echo statement... [CODE]<script> document.write("<?php echo 'hello!'; ?>"); </script>[/CODE] Otherwise you could use a different slideshow which takes images from within …

You need to use Perl or PHP or ASP or another server-side scripting language. One of the earliest and most popular scripts is Stephen Ostermiller's Contact Form: [url]http://ostermiller.org/contactform/[/url] It was so popular that hackers started writing bots to search for it and exploit it. But the latest version of this …

Can you upload the page so we can see the code? It is hard to debug something you cannot see!

It looks like you are overcomplicating this. The fastest/easiest/safest method to put text over an image is to apply a background image in CSS. Menu #4 on this page might help you: [url]http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/drop_examples.html[/url] Or this menu with a background image: [url]http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/navigation/auto_hide/workpage.htm[/url]

PHP is open source and has a massive community supporting and developing it. It is the obvious choice for anyone choosing a server side language. Perl has a small community, but it is a strong community. They have regular meetings - social and technical - they have an excellent glocal …

Debugging IE is a never-ending mission! It's not worth the time and effort, just download another slideshow script that will work with IE on your template. Magic Slideshow is compatible all the way back to IE5.5: [url]http://www.magictoolbox.com/magicslideshow/#compatibility[/url]

Carousel with jQuery: [url]http://sorgalla.com/jcarousel/[/url] Carousel without jQuery: [url]http://www.magictoolbox.com/magicslideshow/[/url]

[QUOTE=candidz;884145]i want to implement "http://road.fullspeedahead.com/fly.aspx?taxid=222&layout=product", i need help.....???[/QUOTE] You need Magic Zoom: [url]http://www.magictoolbox.com/magiczoom/[/url] It will zoom into the image using JavaScript (same as DHTML and AJAX zoom).

It depends what type of zoom effect you want. Whichever solution you go for, it will probably use either JavaScript or Flash or a mixture of them both. Here are a couple of options... [URL="http://magictoolbox.com/magiczoom/"]Magic Zoom[/URL] - Uses JavaScript to display a high resolution image to the side of a …