Stevo

dammit didn't read this thread, i just went with a .com

Found a nice article about client relations

You've got a rogue div tag above the doctype:
 

<div id="main"> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> ...

$("#thumbnail-rack img").fadeTo(300, 0.5); // Sets opacity to 0.5 $('#thumbnail-rack img').hover(function(){ $(this).fadeTo(300, 1.0); // Sets the opacity to 100% on hover }, function(){ $(this).fadeTo(300, 0.5); // Sets the opacity back to 50% on mouseout });

Sent, they take a while to come through from Google though

too true, why don't they show real talents on prime TV, there's so many bands/artists/acts out there working really hard at what they do, why not give them some much needed exposure?
 
maybe Fry said it best in Futurama:
 
"smart shows make people feel stupid, and surprises make them feel scared"
 
gotta love futurama

I find firefox best for testing (go firebug!), but it's sooooooo slow to load,
Chrome is much quicker on my machine, almost instant, so i use that for general browsing.

Hi christian,
 
you need to specify a separate class for your current links eg .LinksCurrent then place all of your styling for that state in that class.
 
one tip is to set cursor:default; in the current link state as it keeps the link clickable (which is useful sometimes to refresh/reset etc) but removes the little hand cursor link prompt.
 
A good PHP exercise is calling your main nav as an include and setting simple statements to do the work for you,
I haven't gone into detail as you might not be using PHP, let me know if it would be useful and I'll elaborate
 
 
Stevo

Just to reassure everyone a little bit, it was on the news today that the girl's death was not related to the cervical cancer jab, she had a tumour in her heart and lungs that had been growing for a while.
 
Just rotten luck.

delete all the files, then reupload them (all the data is in the db so don't worry)
 
the links are probably in the files or in the db as a new theme. Just reupload all the files

I mentioned it

I got one of the smaller Wacom Bamboo tablets, it works fine, and feels nice, but it was too small (I think I pretty much got the smallest one), and since I have a 22" screen I ended up just not using it.
 
I should have just forked out the bit extra for the slightly bigger model.

You could loop through the POST array and assign a variable for each item in the array, this would probably not be a good idea though as people could potentially post anything they want and start messing with your variables.
 
Perhaps this would be better than manually assigning each variable.
 

$form = array('Name', 'Address', 'Postcode', 'Etc'); foreach ($form as $field) { if (isset($_POST[$field])) { $$field = $_POST[$field]; } }
 
This will create $Name, $Address, $Postcode etc for you and on line 4 where the variables are defined you can use any clean up functions you may want to perform on the user input.

Ive figured it out..If noboday has already?!
Install IE8 and click > Tools > Developer Tools >Browser Mode/Document Mode
 
You can then choose between IE8 and IE7 and even Quirks Mode.