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sounds like its something to do with the content encoding. I'd advise using UTF-8 encoding, this should get rid of those symbols. not sure how you would do this for the CMS, maybe you could file a bug report or fix it yourself and submit it? In html you can add this at the top of every page to...

Ok, it's hard to see your problem exactly without a live example. You could try creating another wrapper div for the footer and apply these css rules: position:fixed;bottom:0;left:0 Just make sure you include everything you want to stick within that div. Background images should be fixed as...

try changing the css footer property to this: #footer{position: fixed; bottom: 0; left: 0; margin-top: -50px; height: 50px; clear: both; padding: 10px 0 0 40px;

I think bigger factors in speed would be images on the page and loading css/javascript. In terms of the actually size of the file i don't think it would make a noticable difference to the overall page load speed unless the file was massive. The key thing is that every file that is loaded (...

Link to CSS position property: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_class_position.asp

PHP does not really interact with CSS. What's happening in the link you gave is the html and css of the template is being changed in order to create a sticky footer. You can do the same with this code though it wont be along the exact same lines as the tutorial - it's kind of specific to one...

Hi, you could do this with some javascript/jquery. say this is the markup for your stories: <div id="stories"> <!-- First story --> <div class="story" id="story-1"> <div class="story-content"> <h1>Story 1</h2> <p>Story content goes here</p> </div>...

After you've learned HTML and CSS I would recommend PHP. http://php.net http://www.w3schools.com/php/

Hi, Welcome to the forum! I think html and css is a good start. Once you've done that you could try tackling javascript or PHP. For learning HTML and CSS or PHP http://www.w3schools.com/ is a good site. If your going for javascript i'd recommend using jQuery - a free javascript library which...

Hi Kristinatrix, Firstly, I think that it is reasonable to assume that everyone in this day and age has javascript installed and enabled. I think it would usually be a bad idea to have the entire content of a website in one html file. You also could just make seperate html files for each...

also another usefull trick is phps built in error suppressor - the at (@) symbol. See http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.errorcontrol.php. You can put this symbol before variables or functions to suppress any errors that should be created. I usually use it for form validation as it...

you could try a jquery image gallery like this one: http://blueimp.github.com/jQuery-Image-Gallery/

Hi Ryan, jQuery makes things like this very easy. You could try something like this: // this means execute when the page has loaded $(function(){ // add an event trigger, which executes this function // when someones typing in an input $( 'input' ).keyup( function( ){...

Do you mean you want to redirect users from http://shop.mydomain.com/subdirectory to http://mydomain.com/subdirectory ? If so are you using Apache? Or do you simply want to remove the subdomain? Here's how to do that in PHP, but I can't see how it would be a valid link. Apache mod_rewrite is...

You can achieve that using jquery. Just change the name of the div #test below to whatever is appropriate and paste the following code in your document. <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></script> <script...

@jussi what exactly do you mean by that?

I think it looks very nice, the background image is brilliant. Very user friendly.

Hi, I have been working on a CMS for a while called Furasta.Org. I released a beta version (not entirely stable, but it works) a few days ago and basically I would like to get some feedback on it. I have designed it for clients, so please view it from both a client and a technical...

I can't give you a definite answer but I know a company that hosted 200 low traffic websites on 6GB RAM. They separated of the high volume sites like ones with 5,000+ hits a day would have their own machine with 1GB RAM.

As far as I know it is impossible to un-encrypt a md5 hash, thus eliminating the need to hash them more than once. Anyway if they are somehow un-encrypted then I doubt that it would be considered as your fault, as it is a widly accepted seccure method of encryption. Those people who attempt...