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Did you use a valid link format for the links? Also, for my code, you need to make sure the ' ' are still in place at the beginining and end of the link.

This works okay, <form> <select> <option OnClick="window.location='yourlink'"> Blah Blah Blah</option> </select> </form>

Its a conditional statement. A lot of times you will see it used in the head tag to link to another stylesheet for IE to use.

Hmmm... Its really hard to address without seeing it, but you could try this <div id="panel"><span style="text-align:left;">Hi There</span><span style="text-align:right;">Time is Hammer Time</span></div>

Can you give a link to your site?

After regaining vision, I have one thing to say. WAY to bright, the yellow is a terrible color, and will make somone close the page out of sheer agony to the eyes. When you said old style, you meant it, A lot could be done with the layout and still load at a resonable speed in dial up. The...

add this in your body tag, margin:0; padding:0;

It looks good, I like the header, it has sort of a shattered glass look. Not a fan of the gloss in the top left, not sure if its the shape or a little bit to visible. The background might be a tad dark too, depending on the background color(s) you have.

It doesn't look to difficult. There might be some problems with the horizontal alignment of the main nav, but you should be able to do it with just css.

Since I haven't finished it yet, I have yet to fix all the stupid IE errors.

That border is only there because I needed to know the boundary of my container div. While I really appreciate the good things you are saying, the thing I wanted was some advice on how to arange my content. Would it look beter if I got rid of the sidebar and just centered it, don't go with the...

I can agree with those points and I know them, but the things is, this is just a personal site. Its not for a business or even a portfillio so I wanted to incorperate personalized things and I sort of like the unconventional look. As for "smoothing" out the lines in the content, thats kinda...

I'm don't know if I am really happy with the way I've arranged the content in my site. Does anyone here have any advice on how to make it look better? http://sourfacedcyclop.x10hosting.com/

It looks a tad plain. Not sure I am a fan of the green color. Also, its not the best idea to use that one single image as the layout, I could see that leading to problems.

Since you used a subdomain you shouldn't need a news folder.

w3schools CSS and HTML validator ;)

You can find a ton of resources online but w3schools.com is one of the best ones to use. There are also a bunch of people on the forum who are willing to help people out too. Personally I think the best tool is good ol' trial and error, thats how I learned it.

Thanks for your response, I did notice that the header was a bit big... but I don't really want to change it and nobody really see it so its not that big of a deal.

Crap, I hate premade CSS it always looks so complicated compared to when I do it. To get the text to align left on the secondary layers I would use ul.dropdown li ul a { text-align:left; } I think that would work. The v-align I am not so sure, you could try to use a margin-top of like 5px...

The redesign of my site. I am just looking for reviews on the overall look, because there are still a few things I need to work on. IE7 has a couple problems so I hope you use FF :) Link is in Sig...