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I'll try to do one, I think I've got an idea for a theme. I'll probably do just a couple of pages and the rest if you choose my design. EDIT: Would one of these be OK to use as logos? or

I'll second that. MS Word adds in tons of tags that basically do nothing to the page. I personally use MS visual web developer (it's free). But if you still want to use MS Word, you can use the HTML editor that's built into cPanel to add the tags.

Re: Hey guys! My X10hosting ads and some other scripts which i have just add to my fo Are you sure that some kind of firewall/Internet security app isn't blocking the ads from loading? Because, when I go on my site from some computers, the ads show and on others, they don't.

Perl is a scripting language for designing web applications. I would recommend installing it: you might be able to use it later even if you aren't able to now.

Favicons are generally good as long as they're related to what the site is about and are not too pixellated. They're great when I have tons of tabs open.

Here's my attempt. I can change the bg color if needed.

Great theme, icons, etc. Maybe some subforums in the programming forum ("Web Development",".NET Languages",etc.)

I like Firebug. It lets you view and edit the HTML, CSS, Script, and DOM of a page and "experiment" with it.

:2082 doesn't work when I try to do it...I go to www.yoursite.com/cpanel Which automatically redirects to port 2082

Portable Apps is great...just drop anything into the apps folder, and it adds them to the menu. Waaaaaaay better than U3 Launchpad that came pre-installed.

Paint.NET iTunes/WMP (either one) 7-zip Firefox

I don't know if this is the best out there, but I use Microsoft Visual Web Developer. http://www.microsoft.com/express/vwd/

Does this work? <a href="yourpage.html"><img src="img.png" style="border:none;" /></a> Or this? <a href="yourpage.html"><img src="img.png" border="0" /></a>

I use: Microsoft Visual Web Dev. 2008 - For HTML pages Paint.NET - Graphics FileZilla - FTP

Is this what you're looking for? <marquee onmouseover="this.stop();" onmouseout="this.start();">Your text here</marquee>

I use Paint.NET. It's free, open source, and, by the looks of what's expected in v4.0, may become almost as good as Photoshop. Read about 4.0 here: www.getpaint.net/roadmap.html