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Short answer: Change display:inline to display:block.

More info please... Code would be nice. I know that IE has issues with CSS and margins but most of them are usually prior to IE7.

Try this one. I found it among many on the subject of liquid flash layouts, but this one has a good example towards the bottom. Liquid Flash Layout

I was going to suggest this. I am in love with this site!

Every AV program has a place in their settings to make exclusions. Whether it be file, folder, process, etc. I would find the process the monitoring program uses and then add that as an exclusion in your AVG settings.

I was able to find this about a stretch to fit option. Takes the form, fscommand("allowscale", "true"); allowscale I don't know if this can be applied to specific items or just globally. Am I in the ballpark?

I am not a graphic designer, so you may want to wait to hear from one. But my understanding is that RGB and CMYK are 2 different scales that describe the same exact thing. Much like Fahrenheit and Celsius. They just use different conversion methods. Functionally the same, but some applications...

Found this after searching around a bit: How to manage (change and load) fonts Looks like you'll need to create a new .swf file for every font you want to use, name it, throw it into the same folder and then edit the xml file using the same parameters the other use (i.e., <font name="font_name"...

You should be able to change which directory is used as the root directory in your cPanel. This is only if I remember correctly. You can with most hosts. Or you can use a meta redirect in a html file in your root directory to forward any visitor, or yourself, on to the sub-folder. I forget the...

I can always say that I've seen worse. Mainly because I've done worse. ;) However, I do believe for today's audience, it may be a bit too Web 1.0'ish. Having taken my stab at it I will confess that I have no idea about the specifics (target audience, client expectations, function of the site, etc.)

joomlahacks.com, they only require registration.

Probably wouldn't be too difficult to figure out. My thoughts: 1. Move wordpress install to a 'mysite.com/blog' subdirectory. 2. Install CMS to root directory (mysite.com). 3. Build or find a module/component for said CMS that will read wordpress entries and display them however. Only tricky...

I believe so. Log in to your account, not your cPanel, thru x10hosting.com. And go to your account details. There I believe there will be a form to change and confirm.

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Usually an issue with using tables and the way the different browsers want to display them. If you went with a straight CSS format rather than div # -> Table -> div#, it would probably get rid of it. Just from what I've experienced anyway. And when it happens to me, it usually hits IE more than FF.

I don't like how everything spills out to the right of the content, like the horizontal rules. I think you need to clearly define a stopping point for the width in your css. If you're using a left-justified setup like you have it, the most common stopping point is where your navigation buttons...

I was gonna try and help by looking at what you're referring to, but the linky's no worky! :dunno:

John, What you should be looking at is a CMS (Content Management System) that will work best for the type of work you need. This isn't very easy to identify most of the time, especially if you don't have any real coding experience. But they will be the underlying infrastructure, or foundation...

Cheaters! ;)

Well...First, it would be nice to see what we're talking about. But I keep getting a page error from the link in your original post. ;) Second, the transition to understanding how Flash handles drawing, and almost everything, in general...sucks. I didn't find it easy, and still have trouble...