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"With his knowledge, he need a good interface to quickly built websites with drag and drop features maintaining professional website modern web2.0 looks and feels and a quality user interface." Well obviously this list is going to be good.....

I found this today http://www.replacementgoogle.com/ and I am really curious as to how they did it. I mean obviously it's a php file that redirects to a random google search but does anyone know how that's done? The only thing I can come up with is doing a bunch of random searches and taking the...

Well based on the information given I think you need to reword your question.....

Your best bet is going to be a basic <select> menu and then read your options from a database with php. Because it sounds like you don't know much code (excuse me if I'm wrong) then this is not going to be something you can just drop into your website and expect it to work. The thing is cars.com...

You just gotta think like a left handed person. When the world gives you right handed instructions, you have to flip it around. Same with being a Mac user... gotta flip it to what you know.

I don't know if you can customize javascript's alert() function but you could make your own pop up like a lightbox type thing that you could then edit with CSS. As for making it circular. If you make the border-radius half of the width then it will make it a circle (or is it full width...) Try...

I've never seen that one. I'll have to give it a shot. Do you use Amaya?

They tend to be bigger and slower and if all you're doing is writing html or css then they might be overkill. Once you get into server-side programming though IDE's can be a life-saver. Personally I use Aptana Studio 3 for all but the most basic stuff.

Hey numb nuts... go to Settings > Restrict Categories and then marvel at my genius for fixing your problem.

Most CMS's have a comment system. Wordpress, Joomla, and Drupal all do I know

I can't believe I just listened to that... Sounded like an infomercial

There is a sticky d*mn near attached to this thread.... it's call "Resources for learning web design". I even gave you a link to the thread ya lazy ;) Also not sure if this one is in that thread but I'm a huge fan of the tuts plus network.

So you're not going to get a template looking site if you use dynamic templates? Interesting. What I said still holds true. Using a website builder you can't get far beyond generic, template looking sites. That's not even taking functionality into consideration, the mere looks are limited.

Over time, after you've been doing this for a while, you'll get a good feel for how things will look and you won't have to go back and forth as much.

In all honesty if this is the case then you should learn to write html and css yourself. Simple, generic, template-looking sites are about as good as it gets with website builders. You can make it work but you can't make it work well. Nobody just knows... you have to learn somehow. Those...

They are trying to help you with the code. You don't want help you obviously just want someone to give you the code to make it work. Look at Chrishirst's answer and figure it out.

The best website builder is a web designer with a keyboard and a text editor.

Okay I have to say that's a really cool site.

No no no it's alt+f4

Sounds like alot of web design companies recently. It's an unfortunate fact. As a matter of fact my partner and I have had to handle at least two clients now that are the by product of designers like this. There was even one guy who's advertisement when we looked him up on his site said...