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You're using old standards and invalid code and you wonder why your site doesn't work.... Your validation report... 20 errors leroy's answer is the correct one I would say, I don't have IE to test it on so I can't 100% confirm the issue.

Yeah that could be the problem. In all honesty you don't even need the div tags, although they won't cause the problem. You could just have the images and give the images a class and/or id attribute. If I was making a grid out of the image I would probably put them in an unordered list. Like...

Why are your images inside <p> tags??? Also why is there a div outside your body?

As far as I know there is nothing that turns flash actionscript files into html5 files? The best way to make your website from a flash site (why did you do that anyways) to an html5 site is to sit down and write the html5 code... Any SWF Decompilers are going to give you actionscript files, not...

Basically that layout is only going to work at the exact size you make the psd, any smaller and the images start moving around, any bigger and the images get spaced out too much. Plus dreamweaver puts out really horrific code most of the time. When you learn to code you realize you can do all...

Let me google that for you There's 26 examples and 4 tutorials plus multiple links to other pages with even more examples and tutorials all on the first result link in google.

You shouldn't use any of those. You shouldn't use any software that boasts That basically says: Out of the list you made, Dreamweaver is the best one but dreamweaver should not be used as a WYSIWYG editor. It should only be used in code view. If you aren't writing code for your site then...

They were probably hidden under something.

I don't know how to be any more clear... it looks to me like you've fixed it because there are no more script tags in the body. Here is what you had, I'm going to make the problem area bold. <!-- By the way this throws an error in the console saying MM_preloadImages is never defined --> <body...

No obviously it DOESN'T work since your site didn't show up correctly AT ALL. You use px because if you don't use px then the computer doesn't know if you mean pxs or ems or pts or boobies because you're just putting numbers in there and the numbers mean NOTHING without a unit just like they...

Wonderful analogy Le-roy

Ah shoulda tried to figure out why it was dead rather than just complaining. Phreaddee is right. Really simple and alot of blank space.

EDIT: Before I go any further why is all of your html inside a script tag??? Even worse a misspelled script tag called scrpit????? When I spell it correctly your page completely breaks and disappears... I'm confused as to what you're doing here. Your problem is not putting px after your px...

Dead link.

Hahaha yeah, I don't really mean to bash adobe so much as bash Dreamweaver. It's fine if it's used in codeview but most don't seem to use it that way. This ^^

Sounds to me like you know exactly what you need to get rid of :P FYI your php questions would be better suited in the programming section or on a site like StackOverflow where they are more focused on programming.

WYSIWYG editors don't play nice with anything... if you want to design a website you need to write the code for it. Otherwise you need to hire a professional. I don't know much about shopping carts but Magento is one I've heard good things about.

The typical adobe workflow is to stop where you are.... turn around.... and walk away from Adobe ;) In a more serious note: My typical workflow is to come up with the design (either on paper or with photoshop) and then go hand-code all of the html/css. Dreamweaver isn't worth the money and...

Ah... figured as much, oh well, worth a thought for the future.

What about the html5 canvas tag??? Could that be used to make the infographics?