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Ok' date=' thank you. I'll have to look up dynamic content and see how that pertains to web pages and my layout. Ant[/quote'] It's just when JS (or other) adds in something on the fly (dynamically/after the fact).

just so you guys know, webshapes is #1 on that link I posted.

http://www.visibilityinherit.com/tools.php#free-templates

Target blank... I ignore it too! That's a ratard one. If they depriciate something, they need to give an alternative other than having to js it.

You can if you want - it will work. The only negative to that method is that IE6/7 won't redraw the footer if dynamic content is introduced.

Ahhh.. Just Google "jQuery rotate images" then. Should be a lot.

You should be able to adapt this. It does not get any easier than this... http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/sticky-footer.php

Here is a start. Something I'm going to work on in the future. This will rotate anything in all. { visibility: inherit; } <br />div {<br />float:left;<br />margin:60px;<br />padding:30px;<br />background:red;<br />filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Matrix(M11=0.86602540, M12=-0.50000000, M21=0.50000000, M22=0.86602540);<br />-moz-transform:rotate(30deg);<br />-webkit-transform:rotate(30deg);<br />-o-transform:rotate(30deg);<br />}<br />/* http://www.boogdesign.com/examples/transforms/matrix-calculator.html */<br /> Some Text Some Text Some Text

I'm guessing you probably need height 100% on the HTML and body. Here is everything you need for it to work in all... http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/sticky-footer.php

For an example of how it should be done... http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/add-css-with-javascript.php

Hello, that site says... By default, accordions always keep one section open. To allow for all sections to be be collapsible, set the collapsible option to true. Click on the currently open section to collapse its content pane.

Put something in tags. It will only show when js is off.

I know you want cheap, but you can't go wrong with HostGator. $7.99 a month is a small price to pay for security. I looked into it a lot when I picked, and I've never had a single problem with them; only positive experiences.

Welcome. Yes, from within DW, just right click and delete each folder. If there are files in those folders those will be deleted also. You can drag any folders or files anywhere you want to put them. Each time you move a file, DW will ask you if you want to update the links. If you want it to do this just say yes, if not, say no and do it yourself. You'll need to define your website in DW if you havent yet. Lynda.com has a vid on that. Before you do any of this just copy tour whole website and save it on your desktop so then your not afraid to experiment.

Hi Brian, do everything Thelma suggested first. Mainly, as I suggested earlier, you need to get a Host. Without one, it's like trying to drive without gas. Sure, you can sit in your car and pretend, but your not going to really get anywhere unless you get yourself some gas (AKA a host). You won't be able to test and fix any of these issues very easily without one. In short, get rid of all your folders, other than what Thelma suggested. All your pages (index, about, etc) should be sitting at root level (top). That will fix your linking issues. One CSS file which links to all pages. Then throw it all up live (with your new host) and "then" we can fix issues as they arise.

NuCoder, you need to get a server. Even a free one will do (just Google it). Then you can throw all these files up live and make it much easier on yourself to fix these type of issues.

Yes, Google completely ignores keyword metas. And, as you said, some others still use it to some degree. Although, Google WILL use your description meta in it's description it shows in the results.

If you want it to fill the entire screen, then just don't give the outer container (a div) a width. If you want it to center, then you'll need the give the outer container a width and margin:auto.

Well, you can use images all you want for the nav. You just want to have text in place as a back up and SEO.

It's perfectly exceptable do to that. You can almost put anything in the li. In my mega menu I have divs, h2's, p's, etc - all valid... http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/mega-drop-down-demo.php

OK, it was only in the top right on my old screen. Open up something, and at the top you should see "Style:" open it and click on the one that says "default style none". Does that fix it?

That's happened to me before. If I remember, for me, once I drew the shape and styled it, it defaulted to that style, and my options for that (with the shape open) were up in the top right corner of the program. You know, your usually given another menu depending on the tool being used - top right?!

Good! Did you figure out the js part? And are the bullets still there, I couldn't see them?

Thanks for asking. Some time is June. Same as my wife's and my other two sons.

Another helpful little tip fir times when some browser needs to think it's wider to avoid drop is to float the ul left and then give it a large negative right margin. Some times that works some times not.