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  1. CaldwellYSR

    Interactive features

    Definitely possible, One way to do it would be make images of all the different pieces of the sweaters and all the designs of each piece. Then piece together the images based on which selections they make. This isn't the best way to do it I'm sure though.
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    Hi everyone!

    w3 school is where I started as well but you have to be wary about it. They have alot of good information for beginners but also alot of deprecated code. One of my favorite sites now is nettuts+. There is ALOT of information there and while most of it will be above you at the start there are...
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    Please read this

    Hahaha I completely forget that there are other sections to this forum. I don't think I can move it... if I'm mistaken correct me, otherwise could a moderator move it please? Also yes Fireproof, loving one another is key regardless of any possible variables (religion, sexuality, gender, race) :)
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    Please read this

    I know this is unrelated and probably against the rules as it will probably be counted as spam but I really want people to see this. I want the message to be out there as much as possible so please don't hate me for this. I'm Christian... Unless You're Gay
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    Seeking advice on the way forward

    Yes Wordpress sounds like your best bet.
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    Interactive features

    JQuery would work better.
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    Wordpress - no images showing online?

    Did you make sure the images were uploaded?
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    Clicking thumbnails to get enlarged image

    Check out JQuery Lightbox
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    Wrapper issue

    Ah, such a simple fix. Thanks! min-width did the trick.
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    Overlapping Several Images With Mouseover Effect

    Yeah it is very possible, there is actually a theme similiar to that on Tumblr that I was using a while back. It would take a little javascript but I don't think it would be super difficult to do honestly
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    Wrapper issue

    So I have two nested divs that are giving me some troubles. Basically it looks like... <div id="main"> <div class="wrapper"> <!-- Other content that isn't important to the issue --> </div> </div> #main { background: #c03dk3 url("path/to/image") repeat-x; } #main .wrapper...
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    Is it proper coding to use a spry accordian for a navigation bar

    From my understanding of what the accordion navigation is... I don't really see how it saves time? I've never used it but wouldn't you still have to click the top category to see it's subcategories? Seems like the only time it saves is keeping people from accidentally moving off a hover drop...
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    CSS column question

    I didn't read the question properly.... why not use different widths for different pages? There's no point trying to get one css property to work for all different pages if the layout is different...
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    CSS column question

    Look at the CSS Float property.
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    Header Menu; Importing/Reference from CSS or other files

    two things.... one... your unordered list has no list items... that's a problem. Try... <ul> <li><a href="#">Item 1</a></li> <li><a href="#">Item 2</a></li> ... </ul> Then if you want to load that using one file start looking into the php include method. For example you could...
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    CMS for a Newspaper

    Wordpress is built for blogs. I would suggest it.
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    Help with website design

    If it's for a class shouldn't you be coding it yourself?
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    Add image lightbox to dynamic blogs

    Do you have a lightbox plugin installed?
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    Problems in IE

    I agree whole heartedly... It feels crappy! Microsoft apparently wants designer to feel crappy because the feel the need (felt... w/e) to not comply to standards and be different from every other browser out there. That being said.... because Microsoft sucks in every way.... this is what we have...
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    How to start one div where another ends

    After a bit of research it doesn't look like there's a way to do this without using an img tag. What I would do is set up an img tag (sorry I know I said not to but what can ya do sometimes? lol) It would look like this... <head> <style> #wrapper { background...
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