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Dreamweaver 8 is getting pretty old and it does use an older rendering engine. So yes, Dreamweaver CS3 and CS4 are a big leap ahead. Of course, if you are just a coder, then using HTML-kit or some other inexpensive or free text editor can probably do the trick. Stefan

Oops, I nailed the URL's too quickly it seems. Perhaps the guy could put them back for now. - I believe in the 'broken windows' theory where it is found that if you clean up a place of broken windows and graffiti, it is less likely that others will feel compelled to break windows etc ... It's kinda like coming into a really clean home; I've noticed how people are much more careful about taking off their shoes. Stefan

Hi, You can view a growing collection of Dreamweaver video tutorials right here on killersites.com. Stefan

accrington, Your sheep avatar is scaring me for some reason. Stefan

Hi, You just wrote 1/2 in the post above and ... it looks pretty good to me. I suppose you could create a ... around the 1/2 and then use CSS to change the font and text properties. You know, make it bold, all caps etc .... Stefan

Hi, Welcome to the forum. You have two options: 1. Change your pages to PHP pages and use PHP includes. Check out my video on PHP includes. The problem with this approach, that you will need to change the pages from being .html pages to .php pages. 2. You can use perhaps something based on Ajax or even more simply, use an iframe to contain your menu. Which solution to choose? If I didn't have much direct traffic coming to the sub-pages of the site, I would just go ahead with PHP includes - they are overall the best option. Otherwise, I would look to using an iframe. Stefan

Hi, Falkencreative is correct ... I just have a habit of doing this for reasons of code clarity and because I have a history of using languages (Java etc ...) that required variable declarations and initialization. For simple operations like in this example, it is overkill, but as things get more complex, declaring variables can keep things easier to understand. Stefan

Yep, keep it all lower case. CamelCase sucks now. Stefan

Never heard of it. These days, JQuery seems to be the number one framework with several of the major players adopting it. ... I actually plan on creating a few videos on the subject. Stefan

Hi, I am using it now and it is superior to Dreamweaver CS3 ... especially when it comes down to handling CSS. I created a few videos on the subject in the Dreamweaver CS4 videos section of the website. Stefan

You check your web stats. That said, based on recent data I've seen, target 1024*768 and up. Although, this will be affected by the your site's audience. Merry Xmas.

Hmmm ... Firefox does. Another thing to look at. Stefan

They have a per forum RSS but not a global one.

Hi, I just wanted to break in this forum with a post about our Actionscript 2.0 video tutorials. We also have an interesting video on the evolution of Actionscript (from AS 1 to AS 3). Expect much more to come. Stefan

The error is always relevant! echo $icon_img_link; ?> You can't echo an image. You can echo out an image string ... but not the actual image. Based on the error, I am guessing that somehow the error has to do with you passing/use an image in a bad way with PHP. :/ - It is hard to discern with the code fragments. If you could, in bullet points, tell us what the code is trying to do. Don't write an essay, because people will not read it. Make sure it is in clear easy to read steps. Stefan

What was your solution? .... Good for the forum to have the answer. Thanks, Stefan

I'm happy to hear you are liking it. It was a tough decision to shut down the old forum, if for no other reason, that we've been using it for about 6 years! Stefan

I was going to make a special Xmas announcement, but since you guys beat me to it: Merry Christmas and happy new year. Stefan

No kidding. Stefan

Could you set it to allow redirects for certain sites? I know many times you can tell browsers that certain websites are trusted. Stef

On the Mac I will flip between Firefox and Safari. On PC I use Firefox but test on IE7. Stefan

What browser are you using, and why? ... Given that there are plenty of browsers that redirect. Stefan

Thanks and Merry Xmas to you too. Stefan

Hi, You don't need to further your Javascript, if you want to learn PHP or build a forum. Given that you know a little DOM, I would be moving into PHP: www.killerphp.com ... And I would also look at JQuery for your continued exploration of Javascript. JQuery is a very popular Javascript/Ajax library that makes creating all kinds of Web 2.0 widgets really easy - there is no sense to building these things from scratch. That brings me to my next point: don't build a forum for scratch! There are so many free open source forums out there, that it would be a classic case of 'reinventing the wheel', if you started to build a new forum. I wrote about this on my PHP blog: how to build a content management system Hope that helps. Stefan

There is one thing I can tell you ... Firefox on the Mac is terrible. ... Crashes all the time. Stefan