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Yeah, while Googling, I found a few CMS's that has that functionality right out of the gate. Edit - I hate how it tarneshes my post when I edit it with BIG edited text. I never spell my post correctly the first time.

Nobody game?

Paul Did a good test/challenge here for those that are interested... I already did it.

The easiest way would be to just do what John/Wickham suggested. But, if you only have "one" section on each page that needs to be swaped, then this would be another way to go. Just put your spanish in the other div. Then you don't have to ever leave the page your on. If you have multiple areas on each page, then style switch would be the other way to go.

"magic" - seriously uh - that's funny. You "could" use a style sheet swichter to do it. But I'm pretty sure I've come accross services that do this. Google should be able to light your way.

Here is your fix... http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/css-opacity.php

An overly simplified way would maybe be to just password protect each PDF file (each unique). I don't know if that's any good to you though. But if it is, I have the free link to do so.

"Any Money?" Looks like I jumped the gun a little - just paid all the bills - still in the game! I just had a woes-me moment. "Don't you get paid for modeling too? My wife did that for a while, I know its good money (if you can get work)" Not yet I don't. I let it go a couple years back to pursue other things (like web design for one). Plus, it was getting too hard to juggle with my main job (watching 12 kids - or 8 rather - plus my own 2). So now, I'm making the phone calls, getting it going again. Originally, I didn't want to make a comeback untill my balding head matched my ageing face (like around 55 yrs old or so), but, gota do what you gota do...

Nothing but the low hum of my old computer. Complete silence - aaahhhh...

I neglected to look at it in FX with that fix. I see your good anyway. But, in the future, "when" (not if) you have a "haslayout" issue. You can "usually" safely add either of these to fix IE. IE7 min-height:0; IE6 height:1%;

haslyout issue! Add this...

As some of you may know, amongst some others, I am a landlord and a childcare provider. Just a little example how this economic thing has hit everyone. For the last two years my wife and I have been maxed out here in our daycare (12 kids), with a long waiting list. Now, going on six months now, we have only 8 kids (3 of which are part-time) with zero phone calls. Before, for the last five years, the phone would ring all day - almost irratatingly so! My income property: Before, I would not even have to put a sign up in order to rent it out. Just an ad on Craigslist and I would get 40 phone calls the first day. Now - nothing! The only calls are loosers and looky-lews. So apparently, no one is buying houses, or renting, or working (therfore needing daycare). So I guess, everyone one is living in a cave somewhere, not working, and living off top-romin or something. Weird... I can always get myself out of a jam if I "had" to, so I'm really better off than most I presume. But I refuse to touch any of my nest-egg. So, this is probably the last month I can pay my bills by myself. My parents may be filling in the gap for a while if things don't turn around soon. Sucks!!!

I've only used awstats so far. Is Google analytics worth the trouble?

I found all these free perl scripts also http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/resources/website_search_script.php3 This one looks like the easiest install of the bunch http://www.kscripts.com/index.html And I asked to be included in there hosted program - we'll see. http://www.perlfect.com/freescripts/search/ And when I say "easy" I mean it seems somewhat "hard". Maybe I've just never messed with Perl, so all the things they are talking about sound totally greek to me. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Thanks Lyndsy for your thoughts! Ya, I didn't really like the black header either. I just quickly changed it from it's default blue color. Scrollbars - ya I see what you mean. 200px gap, hmmm - I don't have that on mine. But I'm going to keep looking for a free solution that out-puts the results on my page. The male symbol - I just thought it matched up better (with the female one), in the space they reside in, with it pointing down. I rotated it - just thought it looked better that way. Normally I'd say something immature like, "I don't do things because others say it should be done that way". But that idea directly goes against this whole post. So I guess that's not all-together true then - sometimes others opinions are important to me...

Yes, save it as php. That way, later, you won't have to change it, and therefore in the process, changing googles, and everybody else's bookmarked links.

Here it is. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/linked-image-swap.php

Thanks for looking! I lean towards the first one also I think. "feels like not part of site" Really? Even though I'm not actually leaving the page, it still feels disjointed and not part of the site? I was thinking that not having to leave the page you were on was sort of a nifty feature. And the popup box is dragable and resizable. I settled on those two because they were the ones with the least amount of ads. All the other free ones have their branding next to the search input box. Hmmm... I'll look into that Perl one and see if I can find one that out puts the results on my own site, and in it's own page. That would probably look more professional uh?

Common guys... I value your opinion! Just a quick look and give me your thoughts. I've been 50-50 on this for a couple days now. My perfectionism disease has frozen any forward progress on this. Que Eddie to tell me he has a job :~) ...

Here is the code I use. Last time I checked it worked everywhere. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/embedding-music-example.php

Thanks, I'll give those a look. Although, I'm fairly happy with the two I have. The first one automatically re-spiders my site everyday (or my choosing). And the Google one I'm sure does the same. The Perl one looks interesting though...

I'm torn, which Custom Search do you prefer? Both are free and work with or with out JS. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/search.php this one seems more custom and personalized, and you never leave the page your on! http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/google-search.php this one is Google, but you leave the page your on to view the results, and I get paid for the ads that are placed on the results page (how much - probably pennies). You "can" have the results plopped into your own site, but, the width has to be at least 800px - that's 80px wider than my site. And you "can" do on over lay (sort of like the one above), but, the shadow over your site (like light boxes) only works in IE. Votes...

Morning' date=' Ya, I saw and used that, but it seems to only do one div at a time. I couldn't get it to do the whole page. Can you?[/quote'] I haven't really used this feature. We played with it in class for about ten seconds as a lab lesson. But, according to this page of Adobe's tutorial you can: Cool, thanks, I'll give it a try...

Yes, other than that. I'm putting together some what of a custom search for my site. The product I decided on has a lot of nice and free features. However, it spits out a lot of dirty inline styles and invalid html. I've found a solution to make the code validate, but not an easy fix for the inline css. Funny, seems to be a lot of external to inline converters, just not the other way around.

Morning, Ya, I saw and used that, but it seems to only do one div at a time. I couldn't get it to do the whole page. Can you?