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I like your website mate! welcome to the community!

Also you will need a redesign of your website to make it look professionally enough to attract customers

Hey Joe! welcome to the community! I´m sure we will be able to help you with any doubts regarding your music blog!! Lets bring some heat to it!

Welcome Eddie, I´m sure the community its glad to have an Html and Css coder like you around us! Please share some of your knowledge here with us as we will do the same for you! See you around

Hey there mooshman, welcome to this community and congratulations for being about to finish your studies! I´m sure there are many people here who will help you with any doubts you have regarding building your website, including me! See you around

Sometimes I make them myself but most of the time I use lostandtaken.com

I´m taking a look at it right now! Thank you

Welcome Syrusflow! I´m sure you will learn alot here in the community! See you around

Be strong and think about people you love and want to spend more time with, that will help you quitting it

Welcome to the forums, I´m sure we can help you with any doubts you have enjoy!

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Many thanks for the replies and suggestions guys, honestly I'm still completely baffled by the entire thing and having tried to install/configure many pieces of software (Bazaar, Tortoise, RapidSVN, TortoiseHG etc) I still cannot get this working at all, I think I just can't grasp the concept of an SVN (my belief is that you have three folders - /live/, /test/ and /svn/ - you can update from test to live, and all changes will be documented/stored in the svn folder?) so cannot get on with it... Going to try DeltaCopy I think, I do at least understand the concept behind that, just select two folders, and hit merge - can't go wrong really

Hi all, Just a very quick question... I have two folders: /live/ and /test/ They should have the same files, but when I update something in /test/, and press a 'Commit' button I'd like it to roll across to the /live/ folder. That's it. If it can track changes and when they were made that would be a nice bonus, but not essential. Is there any software that will do this for me? I'm really struggling to find something nice and simple which will do this. Many thanks

I don't get these errors in FireFox 4. It must have been fixed.

Could you upload a screenshot please?

Added some chevrons to the side. Should clear things up. Thanks for the tip.

This could be just me, but I am not a fan of those rounded corners. I always find sharp corners make it look much more professional. Other than that, I really like it. Just one thing, in the orange box, remove the gradient

I say #3, but try to lighten it up. Use white panels for the content.

Is the general feedback just add a few more images- like in the about section? I'm a little wary of adding images to the menu selection, as it will need to load two for each item (black and white). What is the two-pixel-rule? I want to keep it looking clean, and I don't want to succumb to the over-the-top designs most people create. edit: I just experimented by splitting the sides with the golden ratio: and just as a quick experiment, I dynamically hid the descriptions: http://techsquad.org/indexgrad.html What are your thoughts on this?

Not too sure whether I'm allowed to post this stuff here, but other people do. Currently working on www.techsquad.org and I wanted some opinions.