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It could have something to do with the fact that your loading 3 different versions of jQuery at once. Remove these lines: <script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.6.1.min.js"></script> <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.js"...

oh ok i see what you mean now. thats a tough one. The only way I can think of doing something like that is with javascript. You would have to: 1. set the image as position absolute 2. figure out the page width 3. if its a small width, then add a minus left css attribute something like...

The image looks like it is centred, its just that its 2000px wide which is stopping that from having any noticeable effect. Why do you have the image so wide? You have to scroll horizontally to see the full image - this isn't a very user friendly experience. The top bar and footer are 100% wide...

Sounds like you need to use a programming language. WIth PHP, for example, you can do all of that. You can, in conjunction with a database to store the posts, use PHP to display posts by category etc. I'd advise you to look up some PHP tutorials on this kind of thing. If your not interested...

Has this problem been resolved in another thread or is it something different? http://www.webdesignforum.com/17268-fancybox-almost-there.html

Ok, so are you saying that your folder structure is like this: >root > other folder > fancybox If so then i can see the problem. Fancybox assumes that most of the images are in the same directory as the style sheet. It seems that there is a bit of an inconsistency in their css...

No, you don't have to style anything - just alter the paths to the images in the stylesheet. See section 3 "Add FancyBox CSS file" here: http://fancybox.net/howto It says:

If you use firebug or something similar you can inspect the place where the images should be appearing. It should show where the image is pointing to, so from that you can determine where to put your images. If you dont want to move the images then you could just open up your stylesheet and...

using CSS in emails is always a pain - its supported differently in every email client. try adding the align centre to the td: <td align="center"></td>

I like the second one, much cleaner look

Post the script, or if you can make a demo that would be even better http://jsfiddle.net/ Do you have all the images saved for fancybox and are they linked properly (ie left/right arrows and close button images )?

I don't see how that makes sense - a static IP address wouldn't make any difference as far as i know. He must think that your actually hosting the smtp server from your house - in which case a static IP address would be a good idea. Not sure why you wouldn't be able to connect to the server though.

Could you post a link to the placeholder text example on fancybox?

Yeah don't think it will be possible to filter by URL with that blog. Here's a quick PHP program which will fetch the rss feed, filter it by the $category variable and print the results: $category = 'Insanity'; $dom = new DOMdocument( ); $success = $dom->load(...

It depends on a few things. How is the rss generated? if it's a wordpress blog then I'm pretty sure you can filter by category very easily in the url. If not, you could write a PHP program which fetches the rss feed and then filters the results. Which of these cases are you looking for?

if you can't upload a live example, you could try recreating some of your code here so we know what your talking about: http://jsfiddle.net/

Hi, I can't see any obvious reasons for this to be happening. A technique I use when trying to diagnose errors like this is to add die statements along the script to see what the status of a variable is at a specific stage in runtime. Before this line...

It may be the case that Webalizer is counting page visits and Google Analytics is counting unique page vists. The difference between them is that Webalizer is counting visits every time someone loads a page and Google Analytics can actually tell if one person visits multiple pages at multiple...

This setup shouldn't cause a problem for you. All the content displayed by javascript will be indexed by search engines because its all on the page - nothing is loaded by AJAX. Also if devices with javascript view the page they should still see everything as long as the display none is added by...

To use that plugin you need to download both the plugin and jquery http://jquery.org and link to the javascript files from the header section in your html like this: <script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.min.js"></script> // do the same for the jquery expander plugin To get this to work...