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You will find that PNG images perform better than JPEGs when using many effects in photoshop.

what I usually do, when I am not dealing with an online client is; meet the client, discuss what they want and assess for myself how time consuming the project will be. Then I give them a fixed price quote there and then, if I have calculated it wrong then it's tough luck! One thing to be sure...

it's nice looking but there are a few things that I would recommend. 1. You are using images for your navigation when they are not needed. The same effects can be achieved with CSS. 2. Generally try and use as little images as possible, Even the title could be achieved without an image because...

I am willing to do this for you in JavaScript. I can achieve the same look as flash without actually using it. It won't slow down page load as much as flash.

I'm not quite sure but I would assume that it is better because it is built into most modern browsers... but then again so is flash! I saw a brilliant example a few months ago of 3D canvas. I'll try and dig it up...

Lists all the way. The rule I try my best to live by is "Tables for presentation not layout". Trust me you will find it much easier once you learn how to use lists. They are way easier to make cross browser compatible as well. For the current thing I recommend using jQuery not PHP.. It is...

you probably mean JavaScript rather than Java. It is possible in Java but I really doubt that's what you mean. It would be very hard to create something like that with JavaScript but you could try using something like Canvas, which is written in JavaScript and in my opinion it can be better...

i think it looks nice

not possible with soely HTML to my knowledge. In any case it certainly won't take only a few minutes for a beginner, no offense! It would take me a while to write one in PHP. I might post an example tomorrow if I get a chance.

i can't see how that wouldn't work.... if you post the code for the links with the target="_blank" attribute then we might be able to diagnose the problem...

try adding target="_blank" to your link. <a href="#" target="_blank">link</a>

try using the original code and just copy over the header.jpg file with your new file. If it still doesn't display try looking at it with firebug or something - that should let you know what's wrong. Can you give us a link?

it really depends on the cms you choose how hard it will be... It will require some changes though. It's easy for me to say that it can be done but if you have no expierence what so ever with cmses then I can see how you could find it difficult.

i don't think there's any way around that. why not just get a text editor and use your browser for visual display?

no. I never use it because to be honest I don't fully understand it. It is very complicated and I should really look in to it at some stage! But I find that I can get by without it.

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what are you changing it from and what to? If you give us the original and edited code we can diagnose the problem. Thanks

so the page appears normally in the browser but not in your visual editor? Does your editor support php?

can you post a link?

it's nice but I think that the footer is a tad to big ! :-)