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For rounded corners, it's best to accomplish this with images since that works regardless of the client browser. Mozilla supports the "-moz-border-radius" css property, but as far as I know IE doesn't have anything like that. Images are the most reliable and efficient way to do this until css3...

What site is this that's large and complex enough to need more than 5 databases, and yet doesn't generate enough money for you to get a paid server with unlimited databases? I would really try to make do with the mysql databases first if I were you, I think you might be underestimating how much...

That wouldn't be the case here since the entire string was enclosed in double quotes. So there's no need to concat the variables instead of putting them inside. Anyway, your problem is that you're retrieving the result row as an object with mysql_fetch_object(), but then you just compare that...

Well he said he wants the effect to take place when the user's mouse leaves that area, not when they click another menu. However I do agree this could be coded a bit better. But anyway, I think if you change <table class="menutable" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"...

Can you show us the relevant html/css or give a link to the page? A lot of different errors can come up when positioning elements. To try to figure out which one is messing you up, I'd need to see the code.