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http://www.cssplay.co.uk - Its a brilliant site and there are plenty of different menus on there that you can get the XHTML/CSS code for :)

If i was to suggest anything it would be to get rid of the JavaScript rollovers and get some more screenshots in other browsers (http://www.browsershots.org) If your website works in IE correctly but not Firefox then you should adjust the spacings etc to suit firefox then use an IE conditional...

Threads posted everywhere all about the same site and very little help to members. The links are included on this (http://www.webdesignforum.com/search.php?searchid=324394) search page.

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Although you may lose your posts etc... you could install your own forum on your website without any ads etc if you have PHP or Perl. Boardhost might even have an option to backup posts etc :S

Have everyone forgotten the big thing about the alt tag? if for some reason the image doesnt show up or is stopped from loading then your browser displays a box with the alt tag inside instead :)

<?php // Basic Session Startup session_start(); $_SESSION["sid"]=session_id(); // =================================== // PHP Random Number Generator // You need to know how many stylesheets you have that can be applied to your page. In this example I intend to use 5 different //...

I would go for linux with cPanel as your control panel... its pretty easy to learn and most hosts offer it with Fantastico which is an auto-script installer. What type of things are you wanting to do with an investor login? Its definitely going to be a server side language and PHP is probably...

I've voted for Linux because that is the best mix of good graphics tools (GIMP) as well as being good for actual programming. In second would be Windows, good operating system but its a bit harder to set up a server than with linux and not as much free software :( Mac is good for design but not...

The border:none attribute sets the properties on the link not having a border around it. The little dots around the outside of the link that webamateur is talking about is actually an outline when you click and hold down your mouse on a link; meaning you need to use the outline:none attribute...

Its a nice design but I have lots of space at either side of the content, I think it needs to be made a bit wider than it is at the minute (I'm using a 1280*800 screen but it still looks very thin (check out browsershots.org to get some screenshots of your site at other resolutions etc) and see...

You need to add the following CSS code to your links styles [code] a:link { YOUR LINK STYLING } a:visited { YOUR LINK STYLING } a:hover { YOUR LINK STYLING } a:active { YOUR LINK STYLING outline:none }

You can also use .htaccess as an extra layer or protection for your admin folder (generate one login username and password and admins will be able to access the login page but search engines wont be able to :)

Avoid the side scrolling at all costs... the current setup makes me scroll sideways and I'm using a 1280*800 resolution. Scrolling vertically is fine, horizontally always puts people off

Knowing what you want and what you want to pay is always the best thing to start with and see which hosts will provide you with the services you need at the right price. Dont be tempted into unlimited bandwidth or unlimited space offers that some hosts will run because a lot of the time they...

Theres only one place to go for full CSS drop down menus... http://www.cssplay.co.uk/ W3C.org links to the site... and there are plenty of sites out there that will be using menus from CSS Play, basically you cannot beat it for CSS tricks

Are we talking about radio buttons here (look like checkboxes but you can only select one option? If you are talking about radio boxes then take a look at http://www.tizag.com/htmlT/htmlradio.php for more information on how to use them

We really do need some more information... if you are using JavaScript then theres some stuff at w3schools.com (http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_whereto.asp) about where you should link your scripts and how to use them... if you arent using Javascript then tell us or even better, post some of the...

As far as i remember... it costs a registrar around $7 for the backend stuff behind making you the owner of the domain... they have to pay admin costs, staff, server costs (for their website) and whatever else so I dont think there are too many companies selling .COM domains for less than $6.99...

I know the problem is fixed but i would try changing the order of the divs as well because that is a better solution to the problem... aboslute positioning is a bit variable and doesnt really cater for many different screen sizes etc.