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Anytime you put a div down it sits on top of whatever it's nested inside. So if it's inside the body it will sit on top of the body. This will work just fine for your case. The other way to make divs overlap without making them absolute positioned is to use z-index in your css. something with...

You get good html out of design view?

Okay so I've worked with Joomla for the past week or so and I have to say my immediate reaction was very unfair to Joomla. I've now made my own template and started putting together a website and it's coming together nicely. I think what got me was the terminology of Joomla. When you're talking...

I don't know anything about the first question but if you want good valid code you're pretty much going to have to write it. Dreamweaver has a design mode that will put out code for you but it's very ugly code that tends to break really easy. That being said Dreamweaver is still a good product...

Yes you can edit and test all you want without effecting anything as long as you don't upload the site back to the server. I don't know much about filezilla so if that's editing the files on the server then don't do it but if you took those files and copied them to your computer edit away. If...

Yes I second this

php and mysql are going to be your best bet. Lynda.com has some great tutorials. If you don't want to pay then piratebay will have torrents. Just look for php essentials training.

See just and artists gallery seems so absurd with Joomla.... I don't know why... I just can't get the blog feel out of my head. I may just need to stop with the videos and start playing with joomla myself first...

Okay so I have absolutely zero experience building for a client. I've worked on a couple sites for friends that never ended up online and they were both static sites. I have done some reasearch into wordpress, joomla!, and drupal but I don't understand why they would be needed for most sites...

Just a wild guess, get rid of the overflow: hidden; in the #nav ul. Not sure really why you have it or why it would cause a problem but it's the only thing I can think of. If it doesn't work then sorry :P

If this is sufficient for you then congratulations it's "gone" but I would warn against doing this. For this one header it's not a huge deal but you're making your page load the text. Even if it's not there visually you're taking a hit to the load time if you do this with everything you need to...

Delete that part in bold and the words will magically disappear ;)

Right now I'm not trying to actually do it for anything serious. I was just learning php and the tutorial had me building a cms so I wondered why people would use wordpress or joomla or drupal and take all the limitations from each one when they could build their own.

If that is part of the image then you're not going to get it off. If it's not part of the image then it's in the html you need to delete it, not the CSS

Dropdown menus can be achieved with CSS, no php or javascript necessary. Here are some links to help you out. Here This one looks better This one has 38 different examples using CSS, Jquery, or both

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Check this out I couldn't figure out how to word it lol but this should fix it.

Why? Photoshop uses it's text tool as vector shapes anyways?

Does anybody else want to add anything? I was hoping to start a conversation rather than just have one responder :) Not that I don't value your response pheno