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Best practice is to break down the sitemap into chunks once it starts getting too big.

Hi theone, not sure exactly what you want the text to look like on the left, but what you could try is removing the display:table-cell and instead use float:left on both columns. Then use the width property to arrange it how you want it.

I hope the client knows you're just starting out in web design! As krymson says, you can use Wordpress with plugins, but you will need to know how to code yourself if you're going to expect serious money from customers.

If you can install it via wordpress, then it's safe to assume it is free. Some may add a link to their website.

One way of doing this and other nice effects is to use jquery

Hi Darren, this is a css problem. Do you have a link, or can you paste the CSS you are using?

Then your time has come! (although that stat may be controversial)

It isn't valid XHTML. If you're hoping to sell to native English speakers you would benefit from having a native English speaker adjust the language - a lot of the grammar could be greatly improved.

Looks fine for me in Safari

Yes, it's ok. No, you don't need to put anything in the footer. :)

I think the multitude of link spam posts like this don't help. The funny thing is, the thread is then spammed by more link spammers saying "great post, thankyou". :D This is becoming a major threat to forums (not just this one), and I think the only defense is really tough moderation and...

I tried it in FF4 and IE9 and it looks identical to me, even when I resized the page. It's starting to look good.

If you're planning on having a multipage website, the best thing would be to learn some very basic php. This will allow you to have a single file storing the menu code which is then called from every page. Here's a link which may be useful: http://www.donutey.com/buildwebsite.php Yes you can...

You're along the right lines with the css, but I would seriously reconsider using Iframes. Can't you just reload the menu with each page? That's the normal way of doing things. Iframes will cause you lots of pain, because there's no robust way of making the wrapper page adjust to fit the...

Another vote for lowercase, but apart from that I think it looks great!

Make a start and I'll happily help you out with any problems

I'm just finishing the first stage of building a website with very similar requirements. The first stage is just a front end search and what will be 1000s of articles about Russian Art. I used Joomla with Flexicontent plugin and Acesef to create search engine friendly URLs. The site's here...

Hey, marquees aren't always bad, I think the one on this website works well :) http://www.themarketexaminer.co.uk/

Hi shovenose This should help get you started: 1. the picture of the baby is supposed to be to the left of the info and the map. firefox does it right, but other browsers put it above that and it looks terrible. how do I fix it? Change the table around it to 100% width. Put the baby...

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