simplypixie

Some of your php code for dealing with the submitted form would help. For example, are you using an if else statement to check the captcha has been submitted and if so if it is correct?

You need to either give the image thumbnails a class or reference images in a specific div or class as what you are doing at the moment is applying one style to all img tags. img.thumb { postition: absolute; } // Or .item img { position: absolute; } If using the first example then each img tag in your html will have to have the class assigned to it.

If I am understanding this correctly, wherever you want the link to be on your site, you just need to put <a href="christmas.php">Christmas</a>

I would get rid of all your position absolute styles with negative margins and place on the page using basic positioning and positive margins and padding.

Well, thought this could be interesting so went to the site and signed up - now what??? I have received nothing about how I do whatever I need to do next.

Your form was correct yesterday when I spent all day helping you on the web developer forum, not sure why you have changed it. Have you dumped your post data as I suggested using var_dump($_POST); at the top of your login.php page?

This is a wild guess, but is the role="banner" set to be just an image somehow as your H2 tag isn't even displaying in the source code?

You are missing actually running the query :-) $popout = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM 'covered_locations'") or die ('Error: '.mysql_error ());

All styles should be in style.css in the theme directory. To find out which styles you need to change for the posts, load up your index page and view source then find the div id or class in the style sheet. I cannot give you a definitive answer as it all depends on the theme and what they have named their styles.

Pure CSS - if you google CSS horizontal menu you will find loads of examples on how to achieve what you are looking for (including the current page effect).

You are not aligning the text to the left and therefore the text-align: center; from the body style is still being applied. Therefore change your li within the ul to text-align: left; ul.tick li { background-image:url(../img/tick.png); background-position:0 6px; background-repeat:no-repeat no-repeat; list-style-image:initial; list-style-position:initial; list-style-type:none; font-size:1.4em; font-family:"museo 300"; font-weight:normal; line-height:1.6em;text-align: left;} By the way you also have a p tag in your left ul which is semantically incorrect: <ul class="tick"> <li>Logo Design, brand identity and strategy</li> <br/> <p>More coming soon</p> </ul> Should be: <ul class="tick"> <li>Logo Design, brand identity and strategy</li> <li>More coming soon</li> </ul> Or: <ul class="tick"> <li>Logo Design, brand identity and strategy</li> </ul> <p>More coming soon</p>

You are missing an equals sign in your if statement (you need 2 to check for matches: if ($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] == "index.php")

Or if (isset($_POST) && !empty($_POST['email'])) { // Code here }

Just had a quick play and love it, thank you for developing it. The only addition that I feel would be nice to see is the option to select part of the screenshot (i.e. a full screenshot of the whole page) to use as a thumbnail.

Not sure if this is your problem but is definitely wrong if ($name);{ Should be if ($name) { Remove the semi-colon

This line should not be in your while lopp, it should be above: $check_search=mysql_num_rows($result_search);

Try doing it without the json and in your php just echo out the response: $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "includes/registerProcess.php", data: $("registerForm").serialize(), success: function(msg) { $("#result").html(msg.message); }, error: function(){ $("#result").html("There was an error submitting the form. Please try again."); } echo "You've successfully registered! You can now login."; } } else { // not all information is set return false //die('{status:0,txt:"You haven\'t filled in each field"}'); echo "You haven't filled in all the fields!"; } If that doesn't help then you need to manually check the posted data to ensure it is all there (i.e. submit the form to the php page directly and dump the posted data without using ajax).

if ($_SESSION['check']==5); { $_SESSION['check'] = 0; die("Treid to many times"); }

I am not entirely sure what the problem is here as viewing in Chrome it looks very similar to me (though the images are mis-aligned slightly to the right on the home page).

I am no expert on jQuery but would you not position those images underneath the grass in the position they will appear when the bottom image is revealed (so 3 layers of images - top is the grass, 2nd are the edges positioned where they will appear and bottom is the soil)?

If inserting into a database you don't need to specify the auto-incremented id field and passing it a value of NULL will break your script, try changing your query to $query="INSERT INTO Test (FName, LName, FB) VALUES ('".$FName.", '".$LName.", '".$FB."')"; If you are still getting an error, change your error echo to die(mysql_error) to get the exact error.

How have you made your website? Is it database driven, on Wordpress etc etc? We can't help unless we know how your website is set up and whether it is dynamic or static.

Have you tried reducing the width of the content slightly as the problem you are having normally occurs when there isn't enough space to display the two containing floats next to each other on the page?

The only thing I can think is that there is some paragraph or line break formatting in the render function or your $content variable data

You will obviously need to inform the HMRC that you are also self employed and what will then happen (based on my husband being self employed and employed until recently) is that you will pay emergency tax on your employment and then each year when you complete your self assessment you will include all income (from both sources) and it will calculate how much tax you owe or are due to be refunded. This means that you will pay a higher rate of tax and won't be able to 'get it back' until you do your self assessment each year. It will all balance out in the end but you may not want to wait each year. As I say this is based on my experience of my husband's employment (I do his accounts) but please don't take it as gospel and ring the HMRC.