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Check out this post I wrote a while ago, gives you a brief list of useful resources: http://www.toddhosting.com/blog/great-free-resources-for-web-designers/. Hope it helps!

Hi Dan, The following CSS should work: .grayBox{ position: fixed; top: 0%; left: 0%; width: 100%; height: 100%; background-color: black; z-index:1; -moz-opacity: 0.8; opacity:.80; filter: alpha(opacity=80); } .box_content { position: absolute; top: 5%; left: 30%; right: 30%; width: 40%; padding: 12px; z-index:2; overflow:auto; color: #000; } it is a simple change for the positioning of the content (position: absolute;) Hope that helps! Iain

If I understand you correctly, and you just simply want to set the 'active' tab. Just modify your code slightly to the following: #tabs a#current { background-image:url(http://subtlepatterns.com/patterns/concrete_wall.png); color: #fff; } ​ <ul id="tabs"> <li><a href="index.php" title="tab1">Online Store</a></li> <li><a href="#" title="tab2" id="current">About</a></li> <li><a href="#" title="tab3">FAQ's</a></li> </ul>​​​​​​​​ So whichever tab link has the id "current" they will be displayed as 'active'

Essentially yes. body.pagename1 .mainimage {background-image:url('url1.jpg');} body.pagename2 .mainimage {background-image:url('url2.jpg');} body.pagename3 .mainimage {background-image:url('url3.jpg');} body.pagename4 .mainimage {background-image:url('url4.jpg');} etc... This is how I originally thought to do it and it does the same job, just more to write

Wordpress puts classes on the body tag, use css to set the image url depending on each page's body class

Did you even have a look at the web pages I suggested to read?

No it's not, $_POST["var"] (or $_GET["var"] although less preferred) can be used without worrying about sessions. Then send to a page which processes the data and automatically submits the second form possibly using something like: <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!-- setTimeout('document.paypal.submit()',1); //--></SCRIPT>

Do you have a live example? You could process one form with the username & donation and then send the data to the paypal form and automatically submit

No worries, give us a shout if you need any more help

You are missing a closing </div> for the <div class="ContentArea"> after <!--#Header -->, hence the footer is inside this div which has a width of 960px, rather than 100% of the screen width. Add </div> on line 111, before </div><!--.ContentArea --> that should solve the issue

It is to do with the fact that you have added float:left to li:hover, when there was no float on li. Also, the more common way to acheive this would be the add the hover styles to the link, ie. #menu a:hover Here is a soltuion for you: http://jsfiddle.net/NtkyT/2/ (remember to remove red and yellow bg colours, just did it to show the hover)

Cheers mate, first place that came to mind!

How does your form work, do you have an example? Do you simply want to know the html? If so use the following code for a hidden form input: <input type="hidden" name="username" value="Echo username and text here"/>

I used this one as the basis for when I wrote my own login script, pretty easily to follow it and make any changes if you know any php http://www.evolt.org/php_login_script_with_remember_me_feature

have a look here: http://themeforest.net/searches?term=construction&type=files

Here you go: http://jsfiddle.net/E5Ucd/

If you have no css knowledge then you can use this tool to help generate the menu and then simply change the styling: http://accessify.com/tools-and-wizards/developer-tools/list-o-matic/ To position the logo look into the css properties: z-index and position Let me know if you need any more help!

In the css file simply add the following line: #ctl00_Menu_pnlDropdown641 {margin-left:8px}

If you are migrating your hosting account to another host then backup your database and upload it at your new host. However, if you are simply changing the themes then this doesn't need to be done, simply create your theme and then select it to use in the admin control panel

Add the target attribute to your <a> tags, sounds like your links are using target="_blank" for some reason. Use: <a href="URL" target="_self">Link Here</a> Further reading: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp

Nice idea to test php skills! Here is a working example of my code: http://iaintodd.co.uk/projects/kite/index.php

Thanks for those sites! Added them to the list I was going to write another post listing resources for website developers and will browser shots in that one

I thought I'd share this blog post of mine on here with you. Let me know if you use any of the websites listed and what you think about them, or post any links which you think should be on there! http://www.toddhosting.com/blog/great-free-resources-for-web-designers

Thanks for all the great comments everyone! I hope it will help a few people If you're interested I've just posted a new post.. http://www.toddhosting.com/blog/great-free-resources-for-web-designers

I'm guessing they are not responding to any emails or phone calls to try and sort it out? If you signed a contract between you and the client and they have clearly broken it and owe you money, try mediating with them or threaten to take them to small claims court if they don't pay you, or as a last resort, actually take them to court.