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I've looked into this a little bit. Aside from my link above, and another static HTML page, there are two other solid ways to do this. One, wih php. Google shows lots of results, they all seem to be doable but not simple - hard infact. Two, and probably the easiest and best of the bunch, "Google Translate". You simply add a small snippit of google supplied code to your site and it automatically translates it to any language. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/multilingual-website-demo2.php

OMG - all that work just to link to another style sheet! Admitidly, never tried wordpress or similar, but just doesn't seem worth it to me.

fixed it! The js I was looking for fixed Opera on it's own. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/css-content-swap4.php

Hey Ant, no that shouldn't work. If you place the footer inside the wrapper all it needs is position absolute, a width/height, and bottom 0. If you place it outside the wrapper then all you need to do is add margin left/right auto to what you currently have

Yeah he should have been honest with you as to what exactly he was doing, but rest assured you did get your moneys worth. It's not a hard guess to assume he still spent many hours integrating all that functionality for you - that's not easy. So, if he is willing to customize the site for you a little bit, that sounds like a fair (meet you in the middle) type of trade.

Anybody want to try and fix this in opera? http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/css-content-swap3.php it's a known opera bug a the way to fix it is to wrap it in a overflow auto with a overflow hidden wrapped around that to hide the scrollbar seen here http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/css-content-swap2.php problem is on the first link it's the whole body. Giving the body overflow auto instead of hidden (essentially providing the same fix) enables opera to go to link two and three but not back to two or one. Weird? Cool little bug...

Ant looks like your using an old sticky footer of mine. The p is simply some padding equal to the height of the footer. This s done so the footer does not ride up over your content. That p can be replaced with a div or padding on the last element or a br. Anything you want. It is commented as such in the code.

All the sticky footers on the first page of google do not work in opera and ie8. They both have a redraw bug. There are a couple of different variations to fix but this is the easiest. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/sticky-footer-demo.php Ant, this puts the footer outside of the wrapper. This avoids another ie bug.

Here is the basic pure css/html idea. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/css-content-swap3.php I havent worked out the bugs in IE6 and Opera yet. First trying to do it on my own. If need be I'll go Googling. Then you just need to add some smooth scroll JS to it.

Absolute positioning

Cool. The menu is the easy part. Just AP it. No top/left required. It will automatically go to the top left of the body (view port).

Google horizontal websites for inspiration. Or jquery horizontal website plugin. Or jquery horizontal slider. I've come across a few.

OK I looked. I dont see any sliding happening though. Let me show you things that I've done that come close and you tell me what look good. But do this so it takes up the whole screen http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/css-content-swap.php http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/body-scroller-demo.php http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/swap-panels-example.php or with jquery http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/jquery-fading-tabs-demo.php an old stu demo I had lying around http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/slide-gallery/gallery.html http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/the-jamieruth2-example.php http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/the-photo-gallery/gallery-demo.php or the lightbox http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/jquery-fancybox-demo.php Thats pretty much everything I have that comes close.

Ahh sorry my iPhone can't see flash. What about http://css-tricks.com/examples/AnythingSlider/ if not I'll look later on my desktop.

What about a lightbox? Jquery lighbox.

It is pretty cool huh. Sadly I know little to none of character sets. Maybe Kyle (or likes) will chime in with their expereirnce. I also know little JS. I'm just good at piecing things together.

Thanks! No biggy, then you only get the default language (in this case English). The spanish one still stays hidden. With that particular script I think you can only do one alternate (don't remember). So if you needed more languages you would need to search out a different script. But the basic premise remains the same.

Bam! http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/multiple-language-demo.php

I'm going to code up a style sheet switcher for this in the morning. I'll post back if it's something usable.

Ha. I don't think you can do it that way. Inventive though! Thats a simple nav. Your better off just using borders for the separators and capital Arial text. If you wanted you use images, your better off using sprites for that.

Jeese, just asking. Ok, keep hacking away at that then.

Could you not just have two different pages - your success page and error page? Would accomplish the same?

Updating this thread. Here is the full/completed demo for "irregular shaped anchors". http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/irregular-shaped-anchor-demo.php

You can cheat! This will work if your willing to do the labor. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/rounded-anchor.html The blue is the li (it holds your round image). The red is the anchor. The green area is how you fake it with all the b's. You should get the idea. You just have to keep going all the way to each corner of the image. You could go as fine as 1px each if you wanted to to completely follow the lines of the image. As is, it works everywhere but in IE6. IE6 would need classes on each b instead.

Is this a one time period of a few days? If so, yes, wait and upload them separately.