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Personally I love the navigation don't what I don't care for is the comic sans used randomly... that or the comic sans looking font. I know it's not an SEO help section but maybe add a basic description in the title? Also float the date to the right it seems awkward where it is now. Maybe make the inactive/nonhovered teal blue buttons a tad darker or use black font and when hovered tun the font white. Seems a bit hard to read as it is. Over all site looks very pleasant. edit try to keep some sort of consistency among the pages.. navigation specifically.. even if it means reshaping it a bit try to make it look and feel the same as the home page navigation..

Hey guys, curious to see what you guys think about the site we just finished at my company www.shoutup.net http://bit.ly/fB0uMS I am also looking for suggestions for the text display in the main bodycopy on each page.. I feel like it's lacking. Thanks for your thoughts!

This is great. I just talked to my programmer and he completely understands everything you just said. (I do too, but he knows how to properly implement it). Will see if this suites our needs. They need the ability to be able to add to the site and make edits.. But the guy who will be running the site said "I know how to edit the HTML myself for future add ons" So he was pretty into the idea of running a fairly static site. Thanks for the ideas and opinions, and if anyone else has some please share!

Finding gender can be very difficult ;-)

Yes this makes the most sense overall. It's a rather large business and I am sure they would prefer quality over lower price. Now when you say to use PHP to call to the appropriate text are you thinking of a CMS in specific? or making a site and foundation from scratch that say has an enter screen like many corporate sites do with a "choose your language" intro.. I'm trying to visualize how I would implement this. First time for me with a project this complex so please excuse my novice vibe here. ;-)

I am semi-familiar with some concepts like this (not within translation but the general idea). But I am curious as to how this will save me much time? Am I missing the point here? Not every page will be identical in template design.

Yeah I understand that the translation can be a bit off. I mainly want to offer two options to the client. 1-Easy translation tool bar: not as accurate but significantly cheaper. 2-True translation tool bar: 100% accurate but significantly more expensive.

Hey guys, I am looking for (assuming it exists) an easy or easier way to make a large 100+ page site into multiple languages. Yeah I'd love to sit there spending countless hours making 4 versions of this site and racking up the invoice but unfortunately winning this project is more important. Is there some sort of tool, javascript etc.. something that will when "clicked" on that language auto-convert the text? Something sort of like when you tell google to translate a website. I want something like the google translate but within parameters of language options being incorporated into the design of the site.. sort of like country flags for the supported translations at the top of the site. Anything you can recommend to help make my life easier and the budget down would be greatly appreciated! thank you!

Does any one know of a decent newsletter software (free preferably) that I can install on my server? (preferably without database requirements.. but if it needs mysql then that's fine). I need the ability to email out using an html/css template I created. Also if there's a way to easily input new content/pictures for each newsletter.. I'm thinking there's stuff for wordpress but this will be used with a static website so no ability to download plugins for this site unfortunately. This is for a client who needs to be able to send out newsletters with the template I made but has no HTML knowledge what-so-ever. Any suggestions would be great! Google has failed me (or perhaps my googling skills fails google). Thanks!

WOW. Apparently I did that for almost every DIV in the footer. I worked on this site for about 48 straight hours (I was the 3rd designer hired and the other two flaked so time was of the essence) and got about 3hrs of sleep. Hmm, not always the most efficient way to work obviously. Thanks for looking it over for me!!

Yeah, that did not help either :-/ It's not making sense as to why if I set it to 200px width it exceeds it.

thank you I will try that!

I can do that, but I guess I just expect it to wrap down in the infinite height I allow it instead of continually extending to the right.

Hey, I have a specific width set to a div I have (200px) and I'm using the standard wordpress tag cloud code (small to big font size tags) inside of it. Problem is the tags exceed with width of the div. Is there something you are supposed to do beyond standard practice? Perhaps a way to control the tag? This is the code <div id="#footer-cloud"> <h2>Popular tags</h2> <?php wp_tag_cloud('smallest=8&largest=24&'); ?> </div> #footer-cloud { width: 200px; float: left; } and it probably extends out an additional 200px in width. Any thoughts as to what I'm doing wrong here?

well I was calling to the images as <img src="images/image-name.jpg"> and that wasn't working. should that typically work? Because as soon as I changed it to: <img src="wp-content/theme-name/images/image-name.jpg"> it started to work. but the problem I have now is, I was calling to that image in my header (it's a banner ad) so now when you go to say www.site.com/about/ it breaks the image because I'm guessing because it's no longer in that same directory.. I'm thinking about calling to a template that has the banner in it instead of the image directly like say: <?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/header-banner.php'); ?> seems to be working in the sidebar.php for the square ads. Is there something I am missing here as to why the direct call to an image isn't working?