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definitely: PHP Designer 07 Professional (So much in such a sexy program) --- GlobalSCAPE CuteFTP Pro --- Adobe Photoshop --- FireFox (Pixel2Life and PHP.net) --- iTunes (Cannot work without) ---

You like switch menus don'tcha

Not seen this one on TT. I'll read through this thoroughly later honey <3 =p

Looks pretty nice, but not many people go for a lovely grey template anymore. I know i still love em

Of course, depends how quickly you learn, and how easily you understand new techniques. Also how much time you have =D Half term rules.

The demos are truly amazing. They really do show you just what is achievable with ajax. However, ajax isnt always necessary, only really for creating large amounts of website activity, or just a small bit. Not for everyday use in websites.

In older browsers, i think IE 5 was the last, you were able to set a container div, with 2 divs inside, with say, a height of 98& or something, and then they would stick to the div, but it doesn't happen anymore. I think they forgot about the height stuff.

'Tis true. As long as you have reached a stage of the design, where it has not got any flaws, then it is supposedly 'finished'. Any editing you do to it, to improve the design is simply just improving an already finished design.

Mr.Gates is sexy. Not that using .NET costs money? Depends on what you do =P But yeah, PHP is open source, however that also means that with it, comes ease of use, and low security. If you arer going to use php, make sure you check up on securing it with functions.

Best to just stick with what you know if you're unsure anyway. Trying techniques can cause hassle. But this one in particular is pretty handy.

I know, just stating. But i know what you mean, i only found out from a professional coder.

You dont have to use +, eg : p#navigation img{ float: left; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; } I have been told that placing things like p for paragraph, of div for divs helps to jump quickly between css and html when using large css files. You know which is relative to which.

Well you already seem to know how to use .htaccess so you should have no problem.

Lawl, i wouldnt say that =p No THIS site looks sexy.

Thats the navigation i DID use. Depending on how my site is going to work, i might just use a switch navigation, and call functions from the function.php file.