superpositionkitty

There's an easy enough solution actually - look up jQuery.noConflict();

You're in for a shock when it goes online then Even so, now it's fixed, you can still edit your post to remove the code.

Why do you insist on providing what you see as the bare minimum of code? What do you have against us seeing the rest of the CSS? Are you using any reset stylesheets? Any IE only rules? Anything else that may interfere with the rest? I can't tell these things from what you posted.

There are literally dozens of blog platforms you can integrate with your site. I - http://superpositionkitty.com/ - use WordPress - http://wordpress.org/ - it's php based and really easy to skin to match your site if you know your css.

That CSS is terrible, what's with all the absolutely positioned divs? I've got a terrible feeling that whoever designed this did so on a ~1200px wide display ....... Look at the top of this subforum for how to center a site using css.

This should get you started: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/sprites/

http://www.inkscape.org/ Never used it but it's supposedly very good.

For the future: http://browsershots.org/.

Right click and view source on something other than the flash header.

No. You should ask permission for any images you want to use.

I'm afraid that from the beginning again would be your best bet. I'd start with designing it around some kinda grid system (see 960, 1kb et al) in black and white and get a feel for where all the content will go first.

I much prefer Vanilla over any of the others.

Nope, not really. You can optimise a bit though. Maybe try searching for photoshop tutorials in the same vein and then you can get the right effect yourself. It's quite easy. Also look for vector packs.

Get rid of www. in the links and replace it with http://

http://www.wunderground.com/ has a pretty great api http://wiki.wunderground.com/index.php/API_-_XML

I never would've pinned Impact as the typography of raves ...

Well you could do it in CSS but it isn't going to work in anything but the newest browsers. Actually, looking at it now, you could probably replicate it in JS too. I know there's already a few jQuery widgets out there that could kinda work.

You don't. Looking at the WA site it seems as if the button is a div next to the input box.

That doesn't really help. How do you expect us to troubleshoot this without the code? I'm afraid I can't just read your mind and guess what you wrote.

It's a bit hard to help with a coding problem without any code, but it looks like your floats are messed up.

Oh I see now. The absolute positioning is your problem there, get rid of it.

If you want the logo to be behind certain objects then you're going to want to mess with z index: http://www.w3schools.com/Css/pr_pos_z-index.asp

I think you're talking about using named anchors? http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/html_links.asp (scroll down a bit).

I've detailed a bit of how I used cufon in a project here: http://superpositionkitty.com/2010/03/cicada/ Text selection for body text isn't so much of an issue as much as the fact that over 1000 characters being replaced will really slow your site down and isn't recommended.

Ha, found this through my referrers. That would be me, glad you guys found it helpful.