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  1. Can anyone suggest a good piece of software for Mac which will allow me to create CSS3 web menus and rollover buttons for my website? Been Googling for ages but I can't find anything that works for me which runs on a Mac. I have tried CoffeeCup's Menu Builder but I found the interface awkward and non-intuitive, with little scope for design; and it doesn't do buttons (just menus). I love the look of this one, but it's Windows platform only: http://www.easymenumaker.com The only other program I found which looks like it'll give me the control I want is this, but it also doesn't include a button-maker, and since I need a commercial license I think it's quite a lot to pay just for a drop down menu: http://css3menu.com/index.html#overview Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
  2. I am trying to specify independent vertical alignment attributes for text and iframe elements contained within the same table cell but nothing I do seems to work. What I want is for the text to align to the top of the cell and the iframe (embedded Youtube link) to align bottom. Can this even be done, or should I split each table cell into two further cells? The HTML as it currently stands is below (CSS file is accessed remotely). <td height="360"> <p class="q"> <span class="quote">“blah blah blah blah.”</span> <br>- Ben Smith</p> <iframe src="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" allowfullscreen="" style="float: left; margin-bottom: 5px;" frameborder="0" height="225" width="348"></iframe> </td>

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