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its done with php. you see the posts are stored in a database and they just call from the database on that page. heres a good forum system that you could use: http://www.phpbb.com/

dreamweaver

heres an ftp client that acts as an extention to firefox: http://fireftp.mozdev.org/

here is a good easy to impliment example that requires no knowledge of JS. http://www.leigeber.com/2008/11/drop-down-menu/

also maybe consider changing the actual sizes of your images. resizing them with HTML is a bad idea and it increases loading time becasue the browser downloads the full image then resizes it.

edit a line to your div container - text-align:center; div#div_container{ position: relative; margin: 0 auto; width: 1000px; text-align:center; } that should sort out the centering problem. As for the other one i'm not sure. I don't have ie so i can't really check! :-)

image re-sizing is a bad idea. I have seen people upload a 3mb image and resize it to 100px x 100px! Maybe thats not the case with you, but i still recommend changing the image to the size you want. As for the layout. IE6 is notoriously bad with tables. I see that your Table width is 100%. ie6...

i agree with both of those statements but for the sake of argument - use style="border:none;" if you want to be more W3C compliant

i'm using firefox 3 @ 1024 x 768 resolution and it looks fine to me. you have brilliant code and a great website for a beginner. There are no links on the page or page header though - whats up with that? Hold on they are both characteristics of someone using dreamweaver... am I right? heres...

oh and I forgot to mention that your doing the spaces wrong. It's   (note the semi colon) i really do advise you to learn CSS, it will really help you while writing your code.

no! no! no!! !! !! The solution to your problem is to use CSS. Defining styles in HTML is outdated and discouraged. use the CSS margin rule and get rid of all of those spaces - thats whats messing up your alignment. I'm sure that if you changed your screen resolution it wouldnt even work in...

why are all of your styles in the head? why not external?

its centered for me in firefox. What browser are you using?

rite i get you! thanks for explaining!:-)

why use images? i'm sure this effect could be created with CSS. also the hp_netbook-thm.png is way to big - reduce the size a bit.

i find blacknight (http://www.blacknight.com) very very good. They have never had a server malfunction since i started with them a year ago. They have great email support which you can prioratise - ie. if its an urgent error they proccess it quicker and you get an instant reply. They have great...

joomla is easy and free. dreamweaver is aparently good - i have never used it myself, and can be free if you search hard enough! Most people recommend it for beginners and a lot of full time designers also use it.

wordpress themes are tough for beginners. they include a lot of php, i recommend just geting the standard kubrick theme and editing it to your needs. Try to not touch the php code unless you know what your doing - or else you could mess something up.

theres no way that i could know what exactly your error is without taking a look at your php. from what i can see: $host = "localhost"; // Change this to your host name. It may be localhost $username = "xxsynnyxx_hektik"; // Changes this to your database username $password = "7777777"; //...

right thanks. i think thats what i mean, ill do a bit of research on the array_keys. Why do you not recommend using it ?