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Yup. That's what I mean.

hmmm... well I went to your site and understand what you are trying to do so... your first mistake was in your initial post... you should have used the word as anchor text for the url you provided. If you come back to reply to this post, use the word and link to your site with it. Advanced...

If your Photoshop is version 5 or above, that is a good place to start.

It's really going to depend on why you are printing it. If you are printing it to send out snail mail, I'd suggest converting it to a pdf document for printing as the best method for overall looks. Otherwise you could copy the pages into a word processing document but, there again, it won't look...

Sorry for the late reply... haven't been back long... and what you are asking is a hard question. Windows and mysql and php don't play well together. However with some search engine work you might be able to find some fixes for the problem. It can be done. Not sure how much trouble your host...

Just the basics, especially with Flash can be quite involved... more than can be covered in a medium such as this. It will go quickly once you find the tutorials as suggested but still more than the scope of this board can cover.

for one thing, i don't know why you need two of these: #mainmenu second, it should be " a:current " instead of a.current You can set up #mainmenu like so: a:hover {your stuff} a:current {your stuff} and so on for whatever you need to show for the links section.

I've used php based web calendar with decent results. You might google the name and look for their home page. I don't have the link handy.

When saving with Illustrator you have to choose to save for the web option in the file menu and fix your settings in the dialog box that pops up. There should be a drop down menu that allows you to choose transparency. Hope that helps.

have you tried renaming the *.java to *.js? or saving it as .js?

While graphics are a great thing to have, content is the key to a good web site. Content is an ongoing project whereas graphics once put into the layout are pretty much static ever after. A good web site is one that caters to its audience which in turn brings traffic which in turns helps develop...

is your css file in a different folder from your pages or images? typically the css is in its own folder called css so your href should read something like href="css/2col_leftNav.css", css/ being the directory where the file is located.

you're on the right track, however, you must specify again a color for the hover... #header a:hover { just insert the color: here: text-decoration:underline; } Now, if you want the image background change like that site, you have to make the images and call them up, too.

Actually, thrive, we have an asp guru on board, too. He just doesn't show up very often.

Inside the script it tells you that you can add to the spectrum. There are no real instuctions but I think if you add to it, eg. if (sz < or > than some other number) sz= that some other number then set up your links to that like you would the other links, it should work the way you want.

well, myspace isn't the only one to do that kind of thing. And you're right, most of them don't realize that's what they are doing... they just see neat pics, is all. When I catch them I usually go through cpanel to enable hotlink protection. I suppose that could be a neat topic to add to...

I'll sign up if you're just looking for bodies but I don't have anything on myspace and don't know a whole lot about it except some people from there like to hotlink to my sites to steal images and bandwidth.

Yah... I know... the problem is, a lot of people will install a script and run it for years in an unpatched, unguarded, and unupdated state and are stymied later when it breaks because it will no longer run with other software upgrades on their servers.

If you can't get that information from your hosting provider, try www.dnsstuff.com you can plug in your domain name and it will bring back all kinds of information about your domain name,plus the IP and nameservers where your site is located.

It looks like they are going to go ahead with WW as is. On the main page, the text is okay against the background but some other pages where the text is closer and smaller it doesn't look okay. I'm going with AA's suggestion and using some opacity. I don't care for pastel myself so I'll keep the...