allen180

A top button is not necessary when header and footer are fixed and the content scrolls

Thanks a lot DewlanceHosting! I agree, I will do that now

Thanks Hemanth malli, Do you mean the push down menu on mobile devices?

Thanks for your comment 'websitesunlimited'. The background image I will eventually use is from shutterstock, a high quality image that I think would suit the site.

It's too much development work for a background that is just temporary, but having said that, if I do decide to stick with this background, I will do as you advised, thats a good idea

Do you mean having a <ahref="" title="Blog"></a> over the images on the background that appear in color when hovered? I've done this now. And I think your right about the logo, I will change this. Thanks mate.

Your site is nice, nice typography, the font size on the drop down menu should be smaller I think for mobile devices. Other than that, pretty nice site mate.

I would appreciate any thoughts you have on my personal website. I am changing the background at some point, when I get the royalty rights for the background I want to use. I've just made a background for now until such time. The website is mobile and tablet compatible. Thanks in advance! allencarter.co.uk

What he said. The same rule applies for the h2 element. my_first_class h2 { } This will only change the h2 element that is inside the my_first_class div element. The same goes with any p element that are inside it. .my_first_class .my_second_class I take it you want that code above to be applied to both the my_first_class and my_second_class div elements. Use a comma , to seperate. .my_first_class, .my_second_class { color: yellow; font-size: 45px; }

No worries mate

You need to post the code. I'm guessing before you post the code, It may be that you have not used a closing curly bracket }, missing a quotation, or you are using the slash // for a single line comment like this, //This is a comment and this is a single line In single line comments, text in the next line is not valid: But this is valid for next line comments: / *This is a comment and this is the next line */

Does this help? video#bgvid { margin-bottom: -6px; max-width: 100%; width: 100%; }

.link1 a { background-image:url(image.png); display:block; margin-top:5px; border:1px solid #000; height:100px; width:100px; } .link1 a:hover { background-image:url(image.png); /*rollover image*/ }

CSS3 does this with its webkit transitions. To keep it very simple to test this. Lets say you have a div id element named 'fade'. Or in your case you would have a background image on the div element to show one version of the image on hover that has been inverted from black to white. <div id="fade"></div> The CSS code: #fade { width:40px; height:40px; display:block; background:#000; } #fade:hover { background:#fff; -webkit-transition: all 3s ease; -moz-transition: all 3s ease; -ms-transition: all 3s ease; } Hope this helps.