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[QUOTE]anyways how about if you want to click a link and it will be shown on the same page and in on a specific table?[/QUOTE] If it was in the same page to begin with, yes. If you have a table with content inside down at the bottom of the …

Fluid websites I've seen don't typically use fluid heights, only widths, which are easy to achieve. As far as heights go, if you leave out any height designations it'll stretch to the maximum size of the content within, which is sort of what you're looking for from what I read. …

Place the following code within style tags, within the header of the page. [code=css] body { background-image: url(imagepath/filename.jpg) no-repeat top center fixed; } [/code] So on your page, it'll look something like this: [code=html] <style type="text/css"> body { background-image: url(imagepath/filename.jpg) no-repeat top center fixed; } </style> </head> [/code]

Divs for laying out page elements, tables for data and form element positioning.

Using an image to replace the bullets is your best shot. The following code will achieve just that. [code=css] #nav li { list-style-image: url(imagepath/filename.gif); /* I used .gif to suit my reply; any format can be used. */ } [/code] If you want bullets, simply make a file in Photoshop …

[I]EDIT: For a console application, not sure if someone can add that to the end of the title?[/I] I could only think of it as a function, as I'm not too heavily into C# just yet. What I'm doing is creating a MUD-style game as a console application, so players …

Your 'footer' is already position: relative;, so you've done part of the work needed, :). [code=css] #businessdetails img.logo{ /* Give the logo the class in case you put other images in later */ position: absolute; bottom: 0px; left: 0px; } [/code] Adjust the 'bottom' and 'left' positions to your liking. …

It can be a big leap at first. I'm primarily a designer, so jumping into PHP was hard for me as well. I did a Web Design Diploma that covered it pretty well, but it's nothing that you can't teach yourself with some determination, :). I suggest purchasing some textbooks, …

If you were wanting the bottom of the image to always fade to a transparent, what might be easier is to get your background colour and have it fade to that. Unless your background colour changes, it'll always appear to fade into the colour in all browsers. Do the same …

FrontPage is a bane of existence when it comes to coding websites. It creates a [i]lot[/i] of unnecessary code that makes your page load slower for your visitors and customers, and makes it a massive hassle to edit. That's a lot of muddled code. Hand-coding from Notepad will be better …

Not sure what you're applying the background image to, but if you apply it to the body you should be fine, as it'll be a background image with all content above it. Find out what your maximum supported resolution is, and tailor the background image to that resolution. Then add …

It looks like alignment problems, in IE8 the table is more left than normal, and the text is hidden against the background colour. I'm not too hot when tables as I moved to CSS and XHTML long ago, all I can suggest is doing the same as it's a lot …

You're missing the # in front of those examples, it should be background-color: #ffffff;.

Do you mean that it's no longer in alphabetical order? If so, you can manually edit the Sitemap to be in alphabetical order by cutting and pasting each line individually, if that is the case. Otherwise I'm not entirely sure what you mean.