DesignbyNinjas

What exactly do you want the PHP script to do?

If you change the top of the CSS to this: * { margin:0; } #pagewrapper { width:750px; margin:15px auto 0 auto; } that should do it.

Here are some of the better places I can think of: http://sixshootermedia.com/free-templates/ My linkhttp://andreasviklund.com/templates/ http://fullahead.org/index.php/work/all#free-templates http://www.opensourcetemplates.org/

Your logo would look a lot sharper if you use anti-aliasing in Photoshop (or whatever you've designed it in). There should be an option in the text tool that turns it on. Also for the logo, if you use a shade of dark grey (#333333 for instance) that will look better than pure black.

Thanks to all who replied! I think I've got enough people now.

I'm looking for people who are very new to HTML/CSS, and would be interested in giving a bit of feedback on a short (24 page) PDF book I'm putting together. If you're interested, reply here or PM me. You can of course keep the book and absorb knowledge as a reward. Thanks!

The easiest way to do it is to make an HTML file for each page. You could start by changing the menu code like so: <ul> <li><a href="page1.html">Title 1</a></li> <li><a href="page2.html">Title 2</a></li> <li><a href="page3.html">Title 3</a></li> </ul> Then select all of your HTML file, copy and paste it into new files named page1.html, and so on. In those new HTML files, edit the content on the right.

So I'm thinking about building my own CMS along very similar lines as CushyCMS and Perch. The gist of it would be specifying areas in the website code that are editable, and then these can be clicked on in the admin section and edited. What I'm looking for is any ideas or advice on how to get that kind of functionality. Or if there's an open source solution that I could modify, that works too. Cheers.

I'm trying to come up with a way to do the following: On the website there is a service offered. A person pays through PayPal, then is returned to a page where they insert their information into a form (that gets emailed to the client). That much I can do. The tricky part is, the client wants people to have affiliate banners on other websites for this service. So, a person is on the affiliate's site, clicks the banner link, comes to the sign up page, pays via Paypal. What I want to do is track the referrer, but only if the payment goes through. I'm thinking I can collect the referrer info with GET, but is there a way to pass this through PayPal and back again? Any insight is greatly appreciated.

In general, in order to succeed you either have to find a niche, or do something better than everyone else is doing it. Since a lot of services like the one you've created already exist, you're going to have to convince people that yours is better. What do you have that Flickr and the rest don't? There's a million people trying to create the next Facebook, and almost all will fail simply because Facebook already exists. But if the project means a lot to you then you should keep at it and try to improve it.

I recently did a re-design for the following website: http://www.granaforte.com.br/ It displays fine in all browsers/platforms, except on Safari (OS X). In Safari the 'Download' in the navigation is raised up. The strange thing is, I discovered that this isn't a CSS problem, and changing the href of the download link to anything other than 'download.aspx' (which it's currently set to) fixes the issue. Any ideas?

Ok, thanks a lot guys. I think it was just a problem with browsershots.org then.

This layout works perfectly in Safari and Firefox, but in IE 7 the page is twice the width it should be (with an unwanted scrollbar), and the content is all floating to the left. View page I'm limited to browsershots.org for IE 7 testing, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi all, I'd like to get some feedback on a new resource I've created before really launching it. Link here I know it doesn't work in IE6, but that's a non-issue because hardly anyone in the target audience uses IE6. Also, yes, the main image is large, but it's cached in CSS and isn't a problem for me/my server. Any feedback on the design or functionality is greatly appreciated. Let me know if this is something you would use on a regular basis. Thanks! ps. Huge thanks to ElanMan for helping me figure out the javascript.

That would be awesome, thanks.