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Two things to say really: First of all, although asp will no doubt continue to be supported for a very long time to come, if you're just starting to learn this language, then I would seriously suggest that you switch immediately to asp.net. ASP.net is the latest version of ASP and a very much...

Who are you trying to kid?

Absolutement!

Generaly speaking if your contracting for a company in this way, then you would assign the copyright in toto to the that company, so it would be their name at the bottom of the page. The only time this may differ is if some of the photographic or graphic material is produced by someone who only...

css styling can be incorporated within the page between <style> tags but IMO this is not best practice. I believe in keeping everthing separated - HTMl in one doc css in another script in another etc. In complex page designs it makes the whole thing much more readable and easier to find any...

Create a div on your page like this <div id="somediv"></div> add you content between the div tags. add this line between the head tags of you page:- <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css"> Create a text file called style.css and paste the following into it:- #somediv{...

Frames are old tech - don't go there. Use a fixed height/width <div id="mydiv"> and set #mydiv overflow to scroll in the stylesheet.

Reduce the resolution of your image. A printed wall poster only needs a resolution of 30dpi (max) as it will be viewed from several feet/meters away. Incidently you would be better off posting these types of queries to a dedicated GD forum such as http://www.designtalkboard.com/ where the people...

Personally I'm getting a little sick of having my time wasted by people starting threads that are nothing more than unashamed advertising.

If your serious about this then start by visitiing www.w3schools.com and start your reading there.

Ok I can relate to that, but why the need for speed. To learn the principles of design and layout can take a very long time, add to that the time needed to learn html coding, css, xhtml standards, image editing and optimisation and you can be talking months and months even on an intensive course...

I would like to know what your goal is and why the imperative?

I accept your distinction, I withdraw my original comment, I apologise for any upset I may have caused you and I am pleased that you have resolved your problem. All the best, Arkette.

In order to limit the width of the content loading into the iframe it should be contained within a <div> within the source page with the <div> width set to a little less than the width of the iframe this is how the effect is achieved in the example you specified. Right click the content of the...

If you're still listening then can I say that after reading your response, it's fairly obvious that my original comments should have been directed at your boss and not you. Having read your opening statement and then gone onto the site to see what the problem was. Staring me in the face is a...

Given this site is for a {professional} web design company, I think you've got a lot of nerve.

What language are you programming in?

I have to agree with Ian, there is a serious deja vue factor whenever you follow a link. I also find it a little frustrating that all the real content is squeezed into less than half the page width making the scroll even more long winded than it needs to be. Having said all that, the load up...

just for future reference (Iknow you've solved your problem,) some browsers only refresh images on a page when the page itself needs to be refreshed. So if you encounter this problem again then try resaving the page that the image is on to force the browser to reload it from your server.

First of all there is no internationaly identifiable law or convention on copyright. there is the Berne convention on copyright 1886 but the only participants were the UK and the US. Other countries have since incorporated the maxims of the Berne convention into there own law, but it should not...