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Yeah I agree if you already have DW or the suite there's no need for Aptana. i just never understood why someone who didn't have DW would buy it when there's free programs that do the same thing.

Ah that explains why it didn't work. Thanks!

What's the difference in fixed and absolute?

It looks like it worked? The gap is gone. It didn't attach it to the browser though, I forgot that part I was just trying to get it stretched across like you wanted. Gimme a few minutes and I'll figure out how to attach it to the browser and get back to you. Okay so try: #footer_container {...

I'm just curious, why would someone spend so much money on Dreamweaver when the only thing that sets it apart from great free alternatives is the WYSIWYG drag-n-drop method?

Ohhhh I see... I can't really help you with layout inconsistancy because I've never used tables for layout. Sorry! All I can say is check all the styling with margins and padding to see if any of the blank space comes from that.

Why are you doing the layout with tables?

in the css file go to your #footer_container and add: clear: both; width: 100%; I'm a firefox guy so I don't see the other issues and I probably wouldn't know how to fix them anyways...

I'd say both of those are done with javascript or jquery. I didn't look too hard at the source but if it were me I would put all those images on top of one another and then just do a loop that fades the top one out and puts it on bottom. That's probably not the best way to do it but I'm still...

What do I have to change the image links to? The style is in a css folder. I could easily take it out of a folder but for future reference how do I change the image href to make it work with an external css? EDIT: I figured it out. To back up one folder I have to put (../images/clock.jpg)...

So I have a webpage I made for my girlfriend that has a clock built with and unordered list with images as backgrounds for the list items. It took a little bit of css to make it all line up right and some jquery to make the li's rotate at the right speed to show the time. It's rotating using the...

I'm not that great with javascript so I can't really tell you HOW to do it but I can tell you what you'll need. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I think you'll need a function that will grab that values from the textbox for item price, shipping price, and the percentage. Then you take all...

I don't know how to do it with areas on one image. If it were me I would split that one image into 4 images and them put them together with the html and css. Then you just have to make when they hover over one image the other image shows up.

Is it possible with JS to set a variable as a date object with a specific timezone?

That's awesome, I don't blame you at all for taking the deal. I just wondered why anybody spends that much money on Dreamweaver but you don't so that makes sense.

I'm running firefox and that link looks fine to me. All of the pictures pop up, thumbnail and large photo. The nav items have a text-hover but the others don't... I don't see the issues you were talking about. Try padding for the footer container to push the text around. A mixture of text-align...

Well I got no responses but just in case anybody was wondering I did find a cheap fix for this. Since the person I'm doing this for lives in pacific time zone and I live in Central time zone she's always 2 hours behind me. So if I just bump the degrees it rotates by + 60 then that will push the...

Oh awesome, didn't know that. Well there you go haha

Just so you know all of these things except changing the doctype with one click are possible with Aptana Studio 3. Which is absolutely free. Aptana also has code completion (just adds endtags when you make start tags and puts the second parenthesis or quotation mark) and plugins for ZenCoding...

I'm just curious, what about Dreamweaver makes it worth the money to you?