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Post your code. That will make it easier for us to follow along.

Thanks for your help, Ben. I'll do just that. :|

The only js running is Dreamweaver generated roll overs. The code is just how I wrote it, no changes at all. Could this simply be a HostGator thing?

I'm not sure what you are referring to, so I will say probably not?

Um, well I used simple CSS, html to build it. I got the same notice when I tried to view the index page. the other pages seem fine though.

Shared server? Um, yes I think so. At least I'm not paying for a dedicated one any ways. I moved all the files into a separate folder within my server. Will that do?

Uhg.... Nope just that page. I'm pulling it now, dammit.

I have some very unusual things appearing on my home page. Like half of someone else's site??? Have I been cracked?

Well, for sure you will need to add this in between your tags in your HTML And you'll need to add this to your CSS: div.news{width: 250px;background: #F0F0E7;margin-bottom: 20px} h3{font-size: 100%;margin:0;padding: 0 0 3px;background: #FFC5FF;color: #000;text-align: center} p{margin:0;padding: 5px 10px;line-height: 1.3;text-align: justify} .rtop,.rbottom{display:block} .rtop *,.rbottom *{display:block;height: 1px;overflow: hidden} .r1{margin: 0 5px} .r2{margin: 0 3px} .r3{margin: 0 2px} .r4{margin: 0 1px;height: 2px} .rs1{margin: 0 2px} .rs2{margin: 0 1px} You'll need to tweak for size and color. Other than that just give whatever div you want to have rounded corners a class of "news" and you should be golden.

yes.

I have to ask...what is 'Green' about Dreamhost that are different from other web hosting? And what is the percentage of 'Green' that gives them that label? http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/05/plethora_of_opt.php

Hmm, you may also want to put the footer div inside the wrapper div. Lose position: reletive; in the wrapper css rules and add margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;

I believe you need to take the margin rules out of the css for the #content div. #content { height: auto; width: 570px; padding: 10px 0 10px 10px; text-align: justify; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-color: #ffffff; background-image: url('images/content-psd.jpg'); }

Because ie6 is the spawn of Satan.

If your a student ask if your school is a member of the MSDN. You may be able to get it for free.

What about going back to Dreamhost? They are a reputable hosting company and they are "Green" if your into that whole saving the Earth thing.

A computer and a good idea.

Well, they signed their own death warrant.

Try giving your content div a set width.

Aw, jeez...

Could you replace the given height with auto?

OK. I might not "demand payment" But I would still hand them an invoice listing the work done both charged and free. along with newseed's idea about the list of helpful sites. It maybe the wrong thing to do but, I'll be damned if I'd give any kind of refund to a client I've already done favors for. No. Nope, Nada.

SCOREBOARD SAYS!:

I'd bill'em. They want a refund, so write up an invoice that details what you have done (include all the free favors) and bill them. Be sure to add in what those favors was worth to you show on paper that they have already received a discounted job and demand your payment. Non negotiable non refundable.

If you understand coding you could use any text editor. There are several freebies out there too. Or ultimately the industry standard is probably Adobe's Dreamweaver.