danielnr

Hi guys. Im really new to web design and ive bumped into a wall of problems! I have created my website (well, the index page) mainly out of divs, positioned including backgrounds (i had problems trying to create the background any other way). I am having major problems when trying to position a div for main page objects, such as text. They look fine in dreamweaver but then when i preview them they skew off the page!?!? I cant seem to put anything in the middle area. Not even tables. I have no idea why its doing it? Please help!!! Also the menu bar shifts off when its in IE but its fine in Firefox. And recently when i preview it in IE all it displays is the background colour?! Bloody IE. lol I also just checked it in IE and the menu is reversed?!!!?!?! and also the menu's size varies according to the text size. Is there a way to set the menu size solid, so i cant change at the user end? Here is the web address; http://www.danielnwilliams.co.uk Thanks in advance. Dan

this is exactly what im after, cheers. Only problem is the header and footer images just wont center along with the background. so its all skewed. I knew i was novice but this has taken out my html legs! lol any help appreciated cheers

Hi all, i have used this topic to get the boarders on my webpage, its just i want to round off the top and bottom with images. Please help! See my post at the bottom... http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk/index.ph...amp;#entry54606 I fear like my plea for help may never be looked at, so i'm re-posting it here.. Thanks again

Hi all, Ben, this is fantastic but i would like to round off the top with a header and a footer image. I am fairly new to web design but I'm a fast learner and know the basics of java, so that always helps....lol I'm actually using Dreamweaver to create my website, and my background drop shadow works great, but how can i round of the top and bottom of my site with another image? Any help appreciated! Thanks

Hi everyone, i am a media production student and have taken an interest in web design to create and edit my own online portfolio. This website is incredibly helpful for all my questions. Thank you web design forum! Danielnr