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Google's xml sitemap is pretty good

Add it as a background to one of the "extra" divs they provide. Then, position:fixed

My thoughts are this: don't freakin' spam the forums.

I have the same problem. The only way I've been able to actually work with JS at the level I need to was to look at it as "find this, do that". From there, it was really just syntax.

I know what you're trying to say here, but it doesn't require you to write anything.

It's pretty normal. You aren't downloading those file each time. It only downloads them once and stores them in the cache for a while. I'd worry more about the messy code Dw is generating for you when you use their design view.

Suspecting you're a new business owner looking to open your website on a very tight budget (correct me if I'm wrong on that), I'm going to suggest the following: 1. Hire a freelance designer or a firm. It's hard to think of a website this way, but it's one of the more important tools a...

Change the text color to color:transparent; Or use RGBa and set the opacity to 0.0. Doesn't work in IE<=8, but I think CSS3 PIE adds support for it. The other option is CSS3 text clipping, but support is super low for it.

My first suggestion is this: if you're coding whatever first and then cleaning it up, you're creating more work for yourself. Start it back from scratch, write it clean from the top. Second suggestion: Tables not used for tabular data will never help any situation ever. Third suggestion: When...

Not really, considering you can accomplish the same thing with CSS. I was pretty irritated to find they included them in the HTML5 draft spec.

I think part of the issue may be that we rarely see you guys, and we have no idea who the mods are, or if there even are any. I'm sure many if not most of the regulars around here would be happy to help you with upkeep, including me. Just my $.02 And for the record, I don't get an error either.

If you're fishing for whatever you can catch, you guys are right. If you would like to fish where the right fish are, you need to get off your computer and go meet real people who own real businesses. Social media is important, but spending ridiculous amounts of time tooling around on social...

Wrapper div? position:dynamic? He has the first one and it isn't working, and the second doesn't exist. Get rid of #contentArea and #bannerArea. They're unnecessary, and are likely causing the issue. From there, make sure that everything you want centered has a set width, and there are no...

WP isn't an editor. It's a content management system. Go with what Caldwell said. They're all crap.

Love Aptana. I was using it exclusively for a while, but now I pretty much use it for long coding sessions or when I'm working Rails

In answer to the original question, I don't think they do out of the box, but they both likely have plugins to add the functionality