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I am not sure what the question is. Also, you are using really old code that should be avoided: font color attribute and the center tag specifically. Stef

You could do it with some JavaScript DOM programming. Where you would use JS to insert tags and CSS in the page where you would want it. But you will need to under JavaScript DOM programming. It isn't that hard, and if you want to learn, my course package teaches that: https://shop.killervideostore.com/ Stef

Not as far as I know.

Just use PHP session and if people are not in session, bump them from the pages you want to protect. Check out the simple login system in the project courses. Stef

Hi, Sometimes people have trouble downloading. Please email me directly and I will arrange a special download: stefan at killersites.com

Glad to meet you! Stef

Hmmm .... send me an entire screenshot.

You have to type in the XAMPP local URL. So if you created an index.php page, it would be: http://localhost/index.php

Hi, Just tell them what the cost is and reference the website. If they are in business, they must know they have to spend some money. They are not students eating ramen noodles. Sure. Just be up front ... tell them that you want to create a DO account to produce the work, so they can keep their server information private for now. At one point, the code you write will have to be uploaded to their account. That said, once you get to that point, you should have established some trust. Stef

Look in the PDF ... near the top. Stef

It's a HTTP 500 error ... which means the whole web server went nuts. So, first thing is to strip all PHP from the page to get the page loading at least. Then step by step, add the PHP to see what breaks it. Stef

Hi, You have to save the page as an .html document first. Then the auto completion will work. Stef

Hi, Very few will want to go through your code to debug it. So please try to narrow it down - cut it up into chunks to isolate the error.

Hi, The easiest way to do this is to go back to old-school web design and HTML. Something called an image map.

You're going to have to tell Woo what image to display based on the selection made in your form. This is something specific to Woo I am guessing . If you did it through raw code, you would need to use some JavaScript ... and perhaps CSS3 could allow you.