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It gets easier as you go along, but if it weren't difficult, I'd have quit out of boredom a long time ago.

People don't generally get flamed randomly. It happens because they've either gotten overly defensive when someone didn't validate their need for an ego boost or they've tried to pass off someone else's work as their own. Since you openly admit you started with a template, you'll likely get the...

Or at the very least, a page with the comments turned on.

Fast, good, cheap. You can only pick 2. If someone promises you otherwise, they're a liar or their idea of "good" is very different from everyone else's.

You can also use Creative Commons or Wiki Commons. The quality isn't always great, but it's free.

Like Phreadee said, there should be a jQuery plugin. If I could impress upon you, from a design aspect, make all of the images the same size. If you do something like what you're wanting, and aren't very careful to do it right, it'll look like a giant pile of ass.

I'm a hateful, intolerant jerk, what do you expect? ;)

My biggest pet peeve? These idiots who come to web design forums and ask questions, or ask for opinions on their design or anything they've done and automatically label any negative response as either hate or intolerance of beginners. You know, like this guy...

This one response should be stickied and automatically referred to when any question is asked... ever.

You would probably be better off using an image and linking that, but try this for your specific question.

Try FreeCMS or CushyCMS. You just drop a class in the editable areas and they log in and make changes.

If you're averse to using a CMS at this point, there are a number of other options. You could use php includes. You would change the file extension of your html files to .php. Then, you just put the text in its own file and include this little bit in all of your pages where you want the content...

Mine, for one, but http://www.css-tricks.com is another good one.

You sent a proposal without knowing the job?

Give this a try: http://www.howtogomo.com/en/#homepage

You might consider using a CMS. Wordpress and Joomla, for example, both have built-in user login systems.

Probably my favorite blog. The way the search slides across has always interested me. He explains it in a video. Oddly, it's just a simple CSS3 transition.

This article is a great place to start: http://webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/responsive-design-with-css3-media-queries

Those look good. Smart determining the queries before hand and designing around them. I generally build out the site and code them based on how it reacts to different sizes. The only suggestion I have is that you may want to: 1. Add another between 960 and 480. That's a lot of width you're...

www.diamond57.com The best of the 3, but still crap. The background and overall color scheme aren't bad. The worst thing about it? On a 1366px wide monitor, I still have to scroll sideways a good bit to see the right side of the page. Want more reasons to hate it? Take a look at the code. They...