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This isn't sudden at all. HTML5 isn't expected to reach recommendation status until 2020! This gives people plenty of time to get their pages up to standards. I definitely agree that changing these things would bother people but in the end it is for the best. We need standards and we need to get...

Just a warning this is basically going to be a post of me b*tching about error handling in html5 so if you don't want to read it then don't. Now that the warning is out of the way.... why can't html5 handle errors the way xhtml 2.0 wanted? I understand that a lot of websites would stop...

I'm using safari and it looks fine to me?

As far as making it easier for him goes. Just be very in depth and precise about what you want. There's nothing worse than a halfway thought out design that you have to try to code.

if you put the code into code tags it looks a lot better. and it doesn't stretch the page. You're always going to run into problems with the drag and drop method. There are really good tutorials online at w3schools or Net Tuts+ the w3schools one is text tutorials and the net tuts+ one is video...

Are you hand coding this site or drag and dropping? You have empty tags all over the place... Also it helps if you put your code in html tags or code tags so we can see it better. Need to see the css file that's linked in the head. The screen.css file.

It would be more helpful if you posted the code or links to the site or images displaying the problem or a combination of any of the 3.

Yes listen to him. He's much smarter than I am :P

probably a table. You'd have to do the math to figure out how many rows and data cells you would need but a table would be the best way to get them all lined up. It wouldn't look exactly right because a brick wall doesn't have bricks stacked exactly on top of one another but it's probably the...

So javascript failed. Does anybody else have suggestions?

There are alot of jquery plugins that do image slideshows.

I edited the css not the html sorry. In the css file called style.css look for #loginButton span and edit font-size. Plus margin-right to push it where it needs to be. I changed the color too because the black was hard to see.

Good job Phreaddee I completely missed that.

Wow I've never seen that. It's like firefox doesn't think the css page exists...

Here's what I got: I changed font-size and added color and margin right.

Mac has apache and php by default. You have to download mysql though.

Rounded Corners: border-radius: 15px; Shadow: box-shadow: 10px 10px 10px #888; // horizontal distance, vertical distance, spread, color. Keep in mind some browsers may or may not support these completely. I'm pretty sure the major ones support these two now but you should...

ah sweet. I'll keep that in mind when I don't have a footer.

oh that makes sense

Hahaha right I was just trying to understand why those things fixed it. Or maybe why is the wrong question but rather how it worked :P I am glad that it worked, just a curious person in general.