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The best way to find out about of company such as that is to do a google search and look at any input that comes up in the search that doesn't lead back to their site. Take all complaints, as well as rave reviews, with a grain of salt, however. Some people just can't be satisfied unless you...

It will fill up when you put something inside it. If it's set to 100% or auto, it's going to be only as big as the content inside. I get the impression your site's going to be about speed and the things that make you go fast. Is that your intention? I had a little difficulty seeing the...

Before plunking out any money for a script like that, I'd check at http://www.hotscripts.com They list commercial scripts there as well as free ones but the real value is in the ratings for the scripts. Some free scripts can have higher ratings than some commercial ones and vice versa, plus...

you know, i was just looking at the font in the header and thinking about doing something else, there... I'll sleep on it a bit to make sure I want to do it.

I haven't done any SEO work yet. There's a column on the main page that still needs to be filled, and some other tweaks and additions but... and a lot of messy code that needs to be cleaned up from trying to work out some kinks with IE7 so don't look at the source code, lol. http://jc-hosting.net

LOL... it's okay... we all do stuff sometimes that doesn't seem to make any sense... I'm glad the script is working well for you. I'd like to know about the script anyway, if you don't mind. It might be helpful to someone else in the future.

I'd go with a different color. Let your other images stand out more.

Ummm... sorry if this sounds rude but ... Found what online? there's no link or any information on what you found... or at least it's very unclear information.

I think the yellow background is too busy. Also the images and text used on the search items page are very pixelated and have a yellowish background that doesn't blend in very well.

I've always liked http://www.webmonkey.com for basic learning. They will have some javascript tutorials there, too... basically they have some tutorials on just about everything. If there aren't enough Flash tutorials there to get you started, Adobe should have a tutorials section on their site.

I've started discussion boards twice in my life. The first one convinced I hate running them. The second one someone promised to run it. The first got off the ground but after awhile there was too much fighting and bickering. The second one never did because the person who was supposed to run it...

neither would i... what i can suggest is make the height auto for the div or give it a little more space than it actually needs for the text... not sure that will fix the problem considering the other problems I've had with ie7 but it might... however, that setting may add more height than...

to echo zkiller from another thread... cool beans... congrats zkiller... i think ian made the right choice.

the dhtml software should have instructions because they could change depending on the type of menu you are installing. Sorry not to be more help but without more information from you, there's really not a whole lot anybody can tell you. I can say there is usually a javascript that is called...

what's in the middle? what's in the middle? why that's the most important part... :p actually it's just an abstract shape with some small treatments to it. I thought it needed something to balance it and for some reason I "dig" abstracts. Don't ask me why... I always hated abstract art in...

okay, so i ran out of ideas, too, lol... I like zkiller's font better.

no, no... that first one was just something to get everybody started. I've been working a few minutes here and a few minutes there on another one.

:p Well... maybe it will work having separate styles for both browsers... as long as you remember that IE7 won't interpret the stuff properly and account for that with users still using IE6... or go back to my original statement of just letting the pages look crappy for IE7 users... I just...

I came back... thought I should give you an example what I mean by it's not interpreting things correctly... I'm using the simplest things in css... font, link colors, table borders, widths, heights, padding... Let's take padding... I can set a padding of 5... IE7 doesn't use it... not even...

Setting up separate styles isn't the answer either... not for IE7... it just doesn't interpret the styles right, period... I've had to go in and recode so much through html, I keep thinking why do I need a css at all then?