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I am not sure what you are asking. Are you trying to insert a picture into the content or trying to replace a template image with one of yours? We don't have many Joomla users here but you may get better results if you post your question at the Joomla's Forum. If English is not your native language then you can post in Joomla's International Support Forum.

Ben is correct. However, I think your question is how to get it to print a coupon only. What you will have to do if have a print stylesheet specifically for that coupon page and set everything to be 'display: none'. You would then just set the coupon only to show when printing by using 'display: block'.

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You gave your span tag a class called "bigs" but in your css you have it labled like this: .bigs:first-letter You don't need :first-letter.

first:letter is not fully supported by most browser although some (such as Firefox) will render it just fine but in certain conditions it could render it useless. CSS Browser Support Browser standards are not laws in which broswer developers must comply to. However, it is a guideline (a standard) that must adapt to if they want to keep up with the competition and demand for good CSS support. In the mean time, you can use span tags to create something similar that will support in all browsers.

There's still a large number of IE6 users out there and so you will still need to use some script to make them work.

In addition to my last post, I did come across this site about How CMS Works. It is about as 'generic' as you can get without naming any one single software.

You just can't do a 'generic' documentation on how to implement a template to a CMS because each CMS is different on how a template is implemented. For example: Joomla template implementation is different from CMS Made Simple. Also, both are coded differently if you were to incorporated one of your own personal design and so you have to take totally different approah for each one. This type of 'generic' documentation will end up being more confusing than each of the original software documentation. Since you have so much passion for this, why don't you take a crack at it yourself and provide the 'generic' documentation for review? Get us started by providing 3-4 examples and we will test them by applying them to our favorite CMS.

As long as you define which stylesheet is the media and the print versions then you can style them independently from each other.

More than likely this is due to IE6's default print settings which you really don't have much control over when it comes to someone's browser's print settings. I like to add that you can set a new class in the print.css file to give a page break where you desire. Add this to the html where you think it should have a page break: CSS: (add it to the print.css file only) .page-break { display:block; page-break-before:always; } If by chance that the page is is causing problems when viewing the web page itself, then you can just add this to your media css file: .page-break { display:none; }

Make sure your #header-wrap is set to display: none; for your print.css

When I develop or rebuild a new site, I present to them a standard hourly rate that I charge and then provide them how many hours it would take to complete the site. Thereafter, they already know what the hourly rate is if they were to request more services such as maintenance or anything that is outside of the scope of work of the original agreement. Sometimes it's hard to determine how many hours it would take to do the job but if you have a niche like I do then it becomes easier to provide a more accurate quote.

Stef, I haven't seen them yet. As a matter of fact, I think I have only seen one or two of your videos since I have been coming here (what..4 years maybe?). I don't think there is anything wrong with the videos, in fact, you have gotten a lot of praise from a lot of people. It's just that I don't have the patience to sit still long enough to watch them.

jlhaslip is correct. It's better to put it in it's own file and then link it in your .

Actually, it spooked me away from your site thinking it's nothing more than just junk stuff for kids/young adults. Unless you are marketing for that young generation, it would probably not attract much attention from businesses that might find a use for it. Here again, it's only my opinion.

Then the only adjustment (if you so desire to change it) is to take out the 'spooky' faces from the flash header.

For future references, post your code related questions in the appropriate forums. This forum (Dreamweaver) is for issues about Dreamweaver.

I think the script is fine. Just make sure its placed between the tags.

First impression is that I was spooked by seeing a weird monster talking back at me. As I refreshed the page, I saw a much friendlier face. In my opinion, I would ditch the non-human talking faces from the rotating header flash banner. You can instead show static examples on another page. The color/theme is good but I have not thouroughly gone over everything including the code.

You have your flash code embedded within the . Put the flash in it's own div and float it left.

You are not an idiot. You just have lots to learn is all. Many forum regulars here tend to tell it like it is and that our goal is not to make people fell hurt or stupid but instead push them to do better. So when you ask questions or opinions, you are going to get constructive criticisms. In other words, we are not going to lie to spare anyone from being hurt or insulted. As my wife would say, "The truth hurts but at least it's the truth. Can't imagine why anyone would want to believe a lie."

In addition to Thelma's response, the invalid 'size' selector seems to be indicating that you are trying to set the width of the hyperlink. You would use 'width' instead. (i.e. width: 200px; ) Finally, after you fix the html (per Thelma's example), you will need to use a small script to for IE6 so that the dropdown will work.

I think the concept he is trying to do is to have a generic tutorial/documentation about CMS that would apply to about any type of CMS software but that would be virtually impossible because no one CMS are alike except the software is loaded onto your host, has admin access, can update/add new pages/articles, add-ons, etc. Base on the questions he's given so far, it's not very concise and seems to be amateurish. Finally, he didn't indicate an link (unless the link was removed by a mod) or to PM him or if we are to start a new forum in this regard.

This tells me you don't know html/css well if any at all. We suggest you take Stef's tutorials for website design for beginners along with a whole list of other tutorials: Where Can I Learn Web Design? Once you get a fairly good understanding of the html/css code then those validation errors will start to make more sense.

If you have read my earlier post, iframe will not help you with google indexing. Also users will not be able to bookmark to any specific page other than the home page (index page). Iframes might be ok for isolated use but not for the whole site. Even then it's better to use CSS overflow instead. What you need and should be using is Server Side Includes using PHP or ASP. If you don't know how to do that then it's time you learn. We can help you in the process but only if you help yourself by taking the time to learn the codes.