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in regards to the web page diaplay problem in ie7, it could be to do with the ie7 font size settings locally on your computer. Try setting a standard font size across the whole site body{ font-size:10px; }

I recomend the link given above, http://slideshow.tommcfarlin.com i found it very easy to use and to impliment. if its just photos your after then this is better than flash in my opinion, and a hell of a lot easier to ad to at a later point

You said it does not like having a php include? Are you sure that you have PHP installed locally on your machine? That could be the problem. Try looking for WAMP (windows) or LAMP (linux)

Add this to the top of your page: <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- function popitup(url) { newwindow=window.open(url,'name','height=200,width=150'); if (window.focus) {newwindow.focus()} return false; } // --> </script> Link to it with the url: <a...

my first impression is to many images... basically the whole page is made of images and it takes a long time to load. besides that it is a nice looking site i like it! :-)

theres no point in supporting netscape anymore - they stoped development for it last year and there is no longer any support for netscape users. ie. no one uses it anymore i agree with jnjc on having one stylesheet. For cross-browser compatibility I usually allways need to just have an extra...

the thing about myspace is the page is either good or it isn't. The pages are much more customizable than pages on sites such as bebo or facebook. It requires some work to get a myspace to work properly - thats why a lot of them look terrible. Most people just want to be able to get a nice page...

yes i agree - learn HTML and CSS first. Don't plunge into them and try learning to may at once though, learning a new language takes time. On the subject of JavaScript - I wouldn't really consider it a beginers language. I found PHP much easier to learn than JavaScript. In fact at the moment I...

the simple answer is don't fix it. if it works in ie6, ie7, and firefox then its ok because no one I know still uses ie5. There you go problem solved! If you still want to fix it then... immediatly from a quick glance of your code I can see one major fault - you use multiple &nbsp; This is not...

to be honest theres no way to make a website without learning at least HTML. I don't think that there is any way to just turn an image into a website. Oh yeah and if your thinking of using tables then i recomend looking at this link: http://www.shouldiusetablesforlayout.com

I made a site http://www.todhchai.org i am having a slight display problem. The two header images are not in-line with the background header image. Does anyone know how to fix this? I have been stuck for ages.... the only weird solution that I can come up with is... The site (when viewed...

theres no need for you to actually write anything in this case. Google it. You should check out this link: http://www.tsplayer.com/ I use some of their stuff in my sites.

1.fill the background image with black 2.create text layer and input text 3.change the text to whatever style you want (in the same way you would do on microsoft word) 4.save for web and devices, you can choose whatever format you want i would use png 5.in your html file include: <img src="path...

did you try the min-height on the container div? margin is a good idea

theres not a whole lot of money going for the project so i am trying to do it all myself! Otherwise i probarbly would get someone else. You get what you pay for.

That is the one downside of running Linux! It is hard to get around at first, but when you do get round it you realise that there are far more advantages than disadvantages on Linux! I don't agree with that statement at all. If that was true then no one would use Linux. The fact is that...

I try to do all my graphics at once to get it over with. So I have vista on my machine and I boot from it when I have to... I use Photoshop CS3, which I think is a nice program. It's a pity that it can't be run on Linux, believe me I've tried - but I've only managed to get older versions to work.

if you have no expirence of php then it will be hard for you to create a login area. I highly doubt that dreamweaver has access to all programing languages. I recomend Linux hosting - it is far more secure and generally far better than microsoft hosting.

I don't really consider GIMP as good graphical software, my experiences with it were all negative! But that is the one downside of Linux in my opinion - the lack of graphical software.