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It looks nice. You are having problems because you are using <embed />, the solution is to use <object> instead. See: http://webdesign.about.com/od/htmltags/p/bltags_object.htm Also, one of your images requires an alt attribute.

Corey, are the Perl modules going to be okay? It looks like DBD::Pg is one of many not installed on Lotus at the moment. I can recompile a list of the ones users may need. or I'll try to find a way to install them locally. vol7

You really should do this server side, rather than with javascript.

You can set a cron job to run any program. So any PHP or Perl spider for your site would work. The thing is, though, that sometimes you forget to create inter-page links. So creating a program to query the file system for certain extensions could possibly be a better option.

no, you have to put "footer" inside "details" and make footer positioned absolute.

I changed your exact page, so I know it works. You're not doing something right.

Unfortunately, you've bought into the browser propaganda. While I predominantly use Firefox and Chrome, I will say in IE's defense, that there are many web standards out there. The W3C is just one consortium that publishes different standards and has only been getting attention [relatively]...

This will not work once details has content that stretches it's height. The footer will overlay or be hidden, depending on the z-index

The space is created because that is the holder for the "details" div -- that's where it would be if you didn't position absolute it. There are a few options you have to get the effect you want, but they are more HTML restructuring, rather than CSS modifications. The easiest fix, I think, is...

Not sure you need the ^, if you do you might need something like ^.*/dirtwo/dirthree/.*$ page.htm

No, they're good questions, but you might not be able to get a correct answer about the tablespace and partitioning set up. By default x10 uses localhost as the manager to find the correct installation. This is used for two reasons that I know of. 1) It is the default that PostgreSQL and...

I think your question about servers will confuse most people on this site, rather than help them. This is because people typically refer to servers as the actual machine hosting the interaction w/ the client; to simplify: the hardware. What you are questioning is in regards to virtual and/or...

I second the majority of what is said here. Someone already suggested the framework: start with a user registration system. If you don't know how to do that, Google it. You're not going to get a tutorial on how to make a site here. It is extensive as said, especially since design and...

thank you for the credits. you started with a nice site that needed just a few touch-ups. and unlike the other users, you did not use a template or an already built cms. not to mention, it looks a lot more professional and so deserves more attention. i will register later and check what your...

Nice work, but I think you missed my discretion: you don't want to use that shade of yellow/green throughout your site. It should only be used in your header to attract the eye. I'll just copy the statement I made before, because it was jumbled with my signature: I would suggest the same for...

Try here: http://osflash.org/linux

There are not enough images and the categories are too spaced out from the shop link. Lots of work to be done.

It's a Joomla site with no content. What do you want people to say?

I'm a pretty big fan of what you did with the emboss - I would have probably left it at just having a stroke, but this brought it out more, as you said. As for "I did try putting a grad on the form text fields as well.." I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to. The login form? The...

I like that color. Try not to use too much of it. That's why I was saying gradient it from white to it. You might not want to make the Google ad that color. Also if you're going to have a glow on your header images, you're going to want a stroke between the green and it. Right now it just...