Jake@21Design

COPY THIS BIT AND CHANGE THE BITS IN CAPS TO YOUR IMAGE NAMES <script type="text/javascript"> var imgs1 = new Array("IMAGE1.JPG","IMAGE2.JPG"); var lnks1 = new Array("graphic.php","web.php","web.php","portfolio.php","contact.php"); var alt1 = new Array("ALT TAG 1", "ALT TAG 2"); var currentAd1 = 0; var imgCt1 = 5; function cycle1() { if (currentAd1 == imgCt1) { currentAd1 = 0; } var banner1 = document.getElementById('adBanner1'); var link1 = document.getElementById('adLink1'); banner1.src=imgs1[currentAd1] banner1.alt=alt1[currentAd1] document.getElementById('adLink1').href=lnks1[currentAd1] currentAd1++; } window.setInterval("cycle1()",3000); </script> //THIS BIT IS THE FIRST IMAGE - REMEMBER TO CHANGE THE WIDTH AND HEIGHT <a href="graphic.php" id="adLink1"> <img src="IMG 1.jpg" id="adBanner1" width="850" height="175" alt="ALT TAG" /></a> heres the banner in action on my site www.21designstudio.co.uk good luck

you mean the content resizes and the logo doesnt? id guess the content is fluid and the header has a fixed with? i'm probably missing the point of your question.

doing it now! didnt realise it was that bad, but dont worry, i would never do that now, it is 2/3 years old...before i knew, pretty much anything about standards etc. But ignoring the absolutely awful mark up and images etc, assuming it was well made and optimized etc, a rough estimate...? EDIT : done! so should be quicker

So I'm relativity new to web design, been thorough college and just started uni so I know compared to most of the sites I've seen on here this one is basic and not worth thousands of pounds but... I've started freelancing along with my studies to earn some extra money and the biggest problem I have is what do I charge... I'm at a stage where I feel I cannot charge full amounts because I'm not a 'web designer' (experienced / qualified etc) yet I like to think I know my stuff when it comes to a standard static website. BEFORE YOU LOOK>It is horribly made, I made it a few years ago before I knew how to 'properly' make sites. Yes, it uses tables and the html is extremely messy, I darent validate it, but please just ignore that, assume that it is well made, just for the sake of getting a rough idea of price. So heres the site... <a href="http://www.finelinedecorators.co.uk" >www.finelinedecorators.co.uk</a> Any general idea is good, i would rather have a total rather than an hourly rate, just so I can give prices in the future that are relitivly decent, for both me and the client! Thanks.

im not sure i understand exactly what you mean but if i am right it sounds like you want it to be fluid but not mess up when it gets too small. in that case I would find the point at which it goes wrong / it is too small and then set a min width. #container { min-width:60%; } this would stop the container from shrinking below 60%. Maybe what your looking for?

Hi everyone! Just joining to gain more knowledge, new ideas and meet fellow designers! See you around