BlackRiffage

Hi Patrik, I'd like to offer my services as a web designer to you. I'm degree level qualified, with 10 years of full time industry experience. I don't just do design - I develop, do SEO, make CMS' etc.., but if you want me to work purely on design I'd be happy to - I designed (and built) all of these... www.orangeamps.com www.safetycameraswiltshire.co.uk www.schillingcts.com www.pcandmacparts.co.uk www.madleyproperty.com www.barker-white.com www.hiltoncare.com www.chippenhamgolfclub.co.uk www.bubbleboxballoons.co.uk www.wiltshire-web.co.uk www.wilts.co.uk www.vectorbroadcastnews.co.uk www.qhh.co.uk www.scootercentral.co.uk www.enquiryandservice.co.uk www.wellnessworkshop.co.uk www.autoelectrics-uk.com www.bathcityapartments.co.uk There are plenty more but my fingers hurt from ctrV now

Are the images referenced from a database?

Nice, I've only done this <a name="etc before! I'll give it a go.

text-transform:uppercase does work but try nesting the styling input - #mydiv input { text-transform:uppercase } or failing that add it to the input tag itself <input type="submit" style="text-transform:uppercase">

put the submit button inside a div, then style it like this - #mydiv input { border: solid 1px #000000; background-color: #ff0000; } <div id="mydiv"> <input type="submit" name"Submit" value="Submit"> </div>

I find that unless you use the display:inline for floated divs, they tend to add some white space on older IE browsers.

I'm not convinced that the W3C html validator is up-to-date to be honest. Unless you change div ids to classes, so that all the divs are referrenced as different names?

I'd used a very simple CSS lightbox script on www.wiltshire-web.co.uk. Why don't you copy it?

Is overflow:scroll and better than overflow:auto? I only mention it because my CSS editor still doesn't like the overflow command.

If the problem is just IE, you're on the right track. Typically I code in FF, knowing that all the other browsers apart from IE will work in a similar fashion, then test in IE. Just take your time to look through your code, you'll find it.

Use CSS styled text links - it's amazing what you can achieve. I'd steer clear of javascript if you've got any choice, and stock buttons look BAD.

Use Paypal. It's widely recognised, works globally, dead easy to integrate and doesn't charge a monthly fee.

I'd be tempted to stick to forums rather than spending money on books which are all-to-quickly out-of-date.

Use CSS, last time I checked Suckerfish is JS so not too friendly with the SEs. Copy the drop down menus from any of these sites I've built, I won't mind! www.orangeamps.com www.wilts.co.uk www.wiltshire-web.co.uk

Yeah, I'd definitely learn PHP over ASP. Don't forget the fun stuff though too - learn Photoshop and Flash later on.