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Yeah IE6 is the bain of our existances! Leviathon's image made me laugh - so true!! lack of png support is very restrictive - as is the lack of css3 and, as sourfacedcylop says, you have to be consistent with all browsers if you want serious credibility. I find so much time is playing...

I think, considering you've only done touching up before that you've done a pretty damn good job! Like the colour curn on the front of the building + plaster cracking. I personally like the bulletholes on the back of the bus, but they are a bit too stark - maybe tone them down a bit. The only...

html e-mails are a nightmare if you want them to look good. I have a few things for you to bear in mind. 1) I have done many e-mailshots. My first were just simple html plain text, with image banners. The response rate was OK, but I felt that the image they were representing was poor. My...

Weirdly, I don't mind scrolling and actually prefer all my text on one page.. sorry to be the odd one out!!

A dynamic link is one that is created as a result of the original url + a dynamic element, such as the addition of an id number. For instance, you may have a standard url link such as http://www.yoursite.com/mypersonal details.php The trouble is that if "someone" is logged in and you...

Just use vertical-align: bottom in your menu css definition.

By the look of it, he already understands this and this wasn't the question. Your explanation is a fairly simple explantion of css definitions. He is also trying to avoid using iframes. I do agree that tables should be avoided!

Very clear, but as far as I am aware, it is not possible to link a stylesheet to a particular area of the body. The only way to do this would be to specify... hmm.. let me think about this and I'll come back to you.. EDIT ____________ Nope didn't work I tried forcing a rel link within a div...

This is why I suggested revising your content section. lol. You should keep in your mind that the page should be split into major divs first. i.e. - wrap first then sub-divs header, content, footer. Then all other divs can fit within these. If you have a menu and maincontent, you should...

Looks OK, but as tittat says, this site cannot be read by Search Engines. When a search engine crawls a site, it can only pick up textual content. To get a better idea, go to "view source" when browsing your page and you'll see what the search bots see. Using images instead of text does...

Hi diesel - its good to be back (for a bit anyway!) Never knew asp was OK with SQL - makes sense though seeing as the structure is pretty similar and all!

Err.. not sure about this, but doesn't MySQL work with php, not asp? I thought asp was for SQL??

Did you try the other things I mentioned to narrow down to possibilities?

I've not personally checked, but there may be some at www.dynamicdrive.com. From memory, they seem a likely crowd to do this for you.

Firstly, you might want to consider using a wider "wrap". Very few users still use an 800x600 resolution and the lowest, most common denominator is 1024x768 res. Assuming you want completely seperate divs rather than one header image as misson states, there are two ways you can do your...

Strange... :S Firstly, to de-bug, try removing the form action in #data.php so that it posts to the same page and echo $Fro and $Too to see if the post/ variable allocation is working at all. If that's working try echoing the same immediately after the variable definition in #image.php...

lol - yellow for me - blue is a bit too sterile... and I thought it would be better for the target audience.

Aaaarrgghhh - this explains the confusion... My fault... I meant a:current, not a:active!!! Sorry for the wasted time... this issue is still unresolved though.

Thanks my friend.. I already knew about the css definition, but the strstr function I'd missed and was trying a combination of others... Now this is the tricky bit.. If a link (menu) has a static url address and you visit a dynamic address (say /forums?id=1), I know I can replace the...

Hi all.. It's been a while since I've posted, but I have an interesting problem. Very simply, I have a menu menu, ul, li, span etc etc. and want to add an a:active attribute to the css. BUT - many of the URL's are dynamic and include variable data for $_GET requests. How do I strip out the...