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I recommend width of 990px. Trying to read website on a 1600px screen can be difficult. It's easier to read content at 990 vs 1600 because you don't have to read long lines of text. As for widening, it looks like most of your width settings are within tables: width="801" Just change that to 990 throughout. Then you will need to replace all those images must of which are sized at 801px; So it's not hard but I would never do a fluid site unless it has 3 or more columns. Fluid sites are just not that common but it's possible to make it work but not without making some changes on how images were used on this site.

The code looks fine. Just make sure the images you are trying to use are in the /images/ folder and that the image names matches. One example of your code: <a href="images/1_b.jpg" rel="lightbox" title="Glasses"><img src="images/1_s.jpg" /></a> The following images per the code above should be in your /images/ folder: 1_b.jpg 1_s.jpg Check for typos. If that fails, I'd suggest you get this up on your hosted site. Not much we can do when we don't see what's going on. Alternatively you can zip your html page and related files and folders and upload it here so we can download it to review to figure out what's going on.

Just make sure the path are correct. Out of the box the folder setup is like this:

Not from what I can see which is why I asked if you could upload this to a site so we can see what's going on. More than likely it's probably got to do with file paths maybe for the scripts. I don't know for sure until I can see what you have.

I don't suppose you have this uploaded somewhere for us to look at? The only thing I see at the moment is that you don't have a doctype at the top of your html page.

Susie, my suggestion was made prior to your changes. Doing my method will allow you to adjust that last menu link to the pixel and not break the menu itself.

Susie, You can try adding padding-right: 51px to this: #subnav li#menu-item-129 a ...which is around line 653. Just keep in mind that if that last link were to be replace with another link then the #menu-item-129 will also likely change thus requiring to update the css.

See if this helps: From the top menu click on View / Show / Layer Edges This will turn on a thin blue border around the selected layer. Just correctly select the layer from the Layer Panel that you want to slice. There after you can slice the image like you normally do. Sometimes I would turn on only the layers that I want to crop/slice and then do Image / Trim / Transparent Pixels

First, it does work for IE8 or earlier. It just doesn't work for IE9. Secondly, you can try a couple of things... 1. Validate your HTML. You have 9 errors and it's possible one of those errors is causing it to not work correctly. or 2. Ge the latest lightbox code. I'm sure the css is find. You just need to upload the latest scripts. I would do number 2 first and then 1.

Answer to 1, 2 and 3 is that you need a dynamic driven website so that it pulls whatever information on your database to display on the front end. You might check out Wordpress or Joomla to see how those programs work which are dynamically driven. Both of which may have plug-ins/add-ons to suit your need. Hosting your site youself is quite challenging in a sense that you have to do all the maintenance including any security issues. However, if I were to ever do one myself I would make two partions for each drive..one for Web and the other for database. The first drive would be your primary and the second drive would be your backup copy of the first drive if it should ever fail. You don't have to have two computers to do that. This link might be of some help. If not, just google the term "how to set up your own web server"

If you are starting really small then maybe you should try Amazon store or Ebay store. If you do well then you can create your own site using a preferred by very reliable shopping cart. As for the two shopping cart you've listed, I am not familar with either one. The both of them are strictly an online service. You need to find out if your can export/import data just incase you want to move to another shopping cart. Secondly, security. Make sure they provide a comprehensive secure shopping experience for you and your shoppers. No one wants to have their personal info hacked, lost or stolen. Check the payment gateway. Do you they various payment gateways that you prefer to use? Marketing. Can you collect and use data for your marketing purpose such email newletters or campaigns? Check to how their support services are. It's one thing to get great services from their sales department but it's another thing when it comes to actual post-sale support related questions and answers.

Use png transparency images for your content area using repeat-y. You only need it to be one pixel high. The top and bottom portion of the content area will use about 5-10 px high images. Assuming you have a fixed width wrapper you need to adjust the width to the outer edges of the shadow. Based on your image you've provide it looks like about 900px. The html would look something like this: <div id="wrapper"> <div class="topbar"></div> <div class="contents"> content goes here </div> <div class="bottombar"></div> </div> CSS: #wrapper {width: 900px;} .topbar {height: 10px; background: transparent url('top transparent png image here') no-repeat; .contents {overflow: hidden; background: transparent url('middle repeated transparent png image here') repeat-y; .bottombar {height: 10px; background: transparent url('bottom transparent png image here') no-repeat; It's just a rought draft but this should give you an idea on how to approach this and get the results you are looking for.

I like to add about the little credit at the bottom of the footer. If you so happen to use someone elses design whether it be a template or from a graphic artist, the best way to state your credit is like this: "Site by The Kasper Group". You can even use "Website by" Too often I see people use "Website Design by" but uses templates that was not even designed by them. To me that is misleading.

First off your Heigh: 100; is missing px; . Also, don't use uppercase for styles thus you use width instead of Width. It's okay to use uppercase for id and class names. To get your link to center the page you will need to make the div a table block using display: table-cell; Your css would look like this: /---CSS---/ #container { width:980px; height:100px; display: table-cell; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle; } It won't work for older browser such as IE7.

I wonder what percentage (if any) of mobile devices are using IE broswer? I mean, before yesterday I never thought that IE had any business with phones. UPDATE: Well I did find this which in fact a IE mobile browser does exist along with a list of other mobile browser. However, I do not know what percentage of users uses it.

To weird. Have you tried naming another sub-domain and intall WP there to see if it works? Note: I don't think it has anything to do with it but maybe somehow one of your add-ons, anti-spam scanners or virus scanner could be detecting something wrong with the domain name: www.wolf-gostitz.info thus causing to be flagged as spam?? Did you post your issue on that site I gave you?

Not sure about all the videos but browsers and editors will come and go but the basic fundamentals of web coding is pretty much the same and what you learn wil not be in vain.

I never used notepadd++ but you might try GridinSoft Notepad Lite which does have color schemes for various situations plus you can edit colors. However, my version is quite old and so I do not know how the new version is if it allows you more or less things you can configure.

Can we all say..."Yippee!!" I wonder how it will play out when IE 10 is finally released?

I would run a virus scan for your computer. If you find nothing then run a online virus scan to make certain because some viruses can hide from pc's virus scanners once infected. This will take time to scan so you first might want to try clearing your cache again in this order: 1. Do not be on the website that you are having trouble viewing. 2. Clear your browser's cache for all your browsers. 3. Close browsers. 4. Verify that it has been cleared by viewing the file folder(s) that manages the cache. 5. For some browsers you will also have to clear your cookies. However, instead of clearing it, see if you can locate the cookie(s) for that domain you are having trouble with and open them to see if you find anything suspisious. Otherwise, delete those related cookies. 5. Reboot. I am not sure if this will resolve your problem but it is something that I have never ran into before. If you find that you are still having the same issue then go here and post your issue on that forum. I have gotten some good result to common and uncommon problems in the past.

Ouch. So clearing the browser's cache worked but the problem comes back again? That is weird. When you reinstalled WP did you delete all the existing files before reinstalling? Also, just curious but have you tried another sub-domain name to see if the problem persist?

Not sure. It's possible you've gotten a virus but it doesn't make sense. First I would check your host cpanel to see if you have something that actually displays a list blocked IP addresses (mine does). If so, check to see if yours is listed.

It worked fine for me but it was awfully slow. Have you checked this with other browsers on that same computer?

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