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Yes I have heard good things about it but never tried it myself. I think it's like a dreamweaver kind of thing. I am sure that there are limitations to what it can achieve though.

What I suspect they have done is put a picture in the middle and then have two other pictures repeating on the sides. This is a typical design technique that ensures the image stays the same on all resolutions. This is how it would be achieved: <div id="container"> <div...

Ok. To log out you need to destroy the session and therefore $_SESSION['logged_in'] will no longer equal 1 because it will simply not exists! session_destroy(); And as for the welcome message I can give you the outline of the script but it is impossible for me to know exactly how to do it as...

Are you using PHP? If so then you could sessions. A session lets you share information between multiple pages. In your application add this line after you have verified the users login: session_start(); $_SESSION['logged_in']=1; Then at the top of every page you want to use this session...

Right well to submit it you need to create a form. Then to store the image somewhere is a whole other story... Here is a script I wrote a while back. Make sure that you have PHP installed and have given write access to the directory in which you want to store the files. This stores them in a...

Yes that is possible without using FTP: <input type="file" value="Browse"/>

You should use meta tags or else it won't index well. Also try an external stylesheet. I can't see the problem that your describing. Oh and change the title - at the moment the page is titled "Untitled Document" :-)

Well in PHP anyway this is what I do. Use a while loop when you want to say "while something equals something else do this". Fpr example this while loop keeps executing until this function returns true: function getValue(){ // blah blah blah if($blah!=$ahh) return false; return...

Try getting the local time and then taking two hours from it?

I have to say I really like it! But there is a slight display problem in FF3 Linux. The last menu item drops to below the rest of them.

I like Twitter, microblogging is the future people! :L http://twitter.com/conormacaoidh To get followers you need to get people to go to your profile and click the follow button.

Yes. Name this file download.php and point the link towards this file rather than the wmv file. <?php $filename='nameofthefile'; header('Content-disposition: attachment; filename='.basename($filename)); header("Content-Type: force/download"); header("Content-Transfer-Encoding:binary")...

All you need to add is: a,a:hover{ text-decoration:none; }

If you are not familiar with any programing languages I recommend that you make use of one of the many open source Content Management Systems out there. They will handle most of the work for you!

Are you talking about iframes? Displaying a piece of someone else's website within your's? http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_iframe.asp

I am completely anti IE6 as well. But 14% is a hell of a big percentage so I am afraid that it is still our duty to support this terrible browser. More than one in ten of your clients could be using IE6. We just have to wait for Microsoft to force it's customers to upgrade to IE7.

No the > character is not redundant and it does not have the same effects as a space. Let me try and explain it better. With the code I gave above only direct descendants of #test are affected where as with a space all descendants are affected. For example: <div id='test'> <div id='first'>...

It is valid and very usefull CSS. If you have a div named test and you want all the direct descendant divs from test to have certain style then you use it. For example: #test > div{ background:#ccc; } This does not work in IE6, however.

sessions would be more appropriate than cookies. session_start(); if(@$_SESSION['views']==1) include 'normalpage.php'; else{ $_SESSION['views']=1; include 'splashscreen.php'; } sessions will last untill the browser is closed

There actually is an rss link on my blog at the top right of the navigation. http://blog.macaoidh.name