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Your root site must be in the 'htdocs' folder to work. Make sure your server is running and enter this in the browser to test it:- http://localhost Don’t leave spaces in folder or page names i.e. My Sites (My_ Sites). Then try this:- http://localhost/My_Sites good luck

Check out - JEdit - "The Programmers Text Editor. Written in Java, so it runs on Mac OS X, OS/2, Unix, VMS and Windows." http://www.jedit.org To prevent duplicate entries, why not use a simple query to see if the data already exists in the database. I’m not sure but I think, form hidden elements should be above the submit button.

Starting in notepad is a great way to learn how to code. You have to put more effort into understanding and remembering correct layout structure, mark-up tag usage and their attributes etc. Hand coding will stand you in good stead for your future career as a web developer. Advanced editors with intellisense are cool once you’ve got the basics under your belt. Here’s a tutorial using notepad to get you started: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.asp

I know Dreamweaver CS3 does. It’s under the Spry menu ->Spry Menu Bar. I would still use Daemon Byte’s css example though. It’s lightweight and JavaScript free.

You haven't actually said that you want to learn web design. Just that you want to help create a neat site for your father’s business. I respect that. If that’s the case, I would suggest you use a graphical WYSIWYG HTML Editor. There’s no coding involved and you can easily replicate that web site you’re interested in with dynamic drop down menus and rollover effects etc, within a few hours. Have a look at this 'Dynamic HTML Editor' at http://www.hexagora.com it may be just what you’re after. It really doesn't get much easier than this. Good luck.

Wow. Posted too late! Looks like you took Brandon’s advice and copied his code to the top of your style sheet. Well done.

Yea, you’ve got the same problem in IE7 too. As Brandon suggested, you need to remove any padding that may be present in the #thumbnail divs. Those images are being used within a hyperlink and will have borders already. Try changing your img css from {border-style: none;} to {border: none;} I personally would like to see this page centred in the browser window. good luck