PeterB

name[value] ? Never seen that before.

Hello, i'm having trouble with image inputs in forms and php. I know about this '_x' thing, but it still doesn't work (on ie and opera at least). I found ie and opera replace the POST with a random number, i think i can work around this but wouldn't mind knowing why it does this.

do: "<div id="logo"></div>" on each page. And then #logo { display:inline; background-image: url(path/to/logo.gif); width:width of logo; height: height of logo } If you want links next to it, you can do: <div id="links">Link1 Link2<br />Link3 Link4</div> #links { display:inline; width:etc } If you want the links to be part of the logo, search for image map. Peter

The person who made that page is breaking adsense ruuules. I reported one of my competitors for breaking them but adsense didn't bother doing anything about it.

I just saw this comment: IMPORTANT: In order to make this work you have to download http://csseasy.com/layouts/fixed/background_3.gif (copy past in your address bar) and place it in the same folder as this html file. DON'T HOTLINK to this file. Don't think that's exactly a fix..Removing that margin did work though i think. Thanks (later) I'm getting this problem i think that gif's supposed to fix. On opera and firefox, when the content div has content in which makes the div higher than the nav bar the margin between the content and footer is too big. Is there a better way to fix this than having a picture to fill the space?

I'm trying (again) to make a css design. I know there's loads of bugs in all browsers with css so i've been looking for a site which will give me a simple structure. I saw the topic with this. For some reason when i copy and paste the code and view it, the heights are all wrong for all browsers. Can someone test it out for me? this is a copy of the code which looks different for me. By the way, i made a copy of one of those templates with tables and tables take up pretty much exactly the same amount of space as divs do. I don't understand why 10 more bits make a difference when you have the hassle of browser bugs. Thanks, Peter

That's what i was going to do, and i can keep the unused ones. I thought getting them to give me a few links to sites they like was a good idea. Anyway, thanks for all the help, it's been useful.

Thanks, that sounds ok. What if they want examples of your work first or a selection to choose from. With articles, you'd have to pay the writer for examples. I wouldn't charge this time but i've already started making designs. Do you have a database of basic designs you've made and change them slightly for each person or remake them completelly?

Sorry if this has been asked before. Someone wants me to make them a website and i was wondering how much to charge and how to charge. Is it by the hour, number of pages etc? It won't be a big job so i doubt i'll get much. Please ask if i've missed out information. Thanks, Peter