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Don't know about Javascript, but you could always do a PHP include, see this post http://www.killersites.com/forums/topic/1915/navigation-without-cut-and-paste/

On my old PC using IE 6.0.2900 SP2 (MSIE) and IE 6.0.2800 SP2 (MSIE) I can enter input, but the black bar and the white line are still there.

If you have Firefox web developper tool bar, you can validate local files by going to Tools - Validate Local HTML or CSS.

I have the same issues you described using IE 6.0.2900 SP2 (MSIE) on VMware. I tried on IE Tester on virtual machine but it kept crashing. I'll try later on my old PC.

Read this post http://www.killersites.com/forums/topic/1907/text-editor-for-window-and-linux/

I believe it is because you are using a DW template, you can only change certain fields. To make your front page different you would have to copy and paste the code from the template without the restrictive template bits.

It looks fine in Firefox, Safari and Opera on a Mac.

With your file open have you tried in the Dreamweaver top Menu Bar - View - Design View?

Add the following parameter to the EMBED tag: wmode="transparent" IE pulls from PARAMS , Firefox pulls from EMBED attributes.

Get Google Webmaster Tools and add your site to the list, you will get crawled quicker that way.

Is the folder called "images" in the same folder as the html file you are calling it from? Besides the rounded box images, are any other images in the same "images" folder showing up on your page? If the answer to both is no, then your problem is with the path, the html file cannot find the folder "images" because the path to it is incomplete.

Don't you have access to Google's Search Engine???? Try typing in "free site search" and see what you come up with.

From just a very quick look, you are using a template with an external stylesheet and you are trying to add a rounded box using inline styling. You are bound to have some conflict there especially as your page has 21 HTML validation errors, presumably from the code you have added as Six Shooter Media provides fully validating HTML and CSS templates. You will need to create div (class if you are going to repeat the box on the page or id if it will only appear once) for your rounded box. Then place ALL the styling in the CSS file, including width, background images et tutti quanti.

Great, glad to hear you got it going. I use only 5 files to play the video. You know what, that is how you learn, set your goals higher that your present level of competence. If you are intelligent, hardworking and resourceful you'll get it to work. But as LM says you cannot do that for a client unless you are willing to put in more time and effort than they are willing to pay.

Thanks Ben. Normally I don't have anything connected to the PC side, I only use it for browser testing. But I will look into it.

All fixed, I rebooted and Firefox started behaving normally. I have no idea what happened there, it was really weird, the only thing that I changed since yesterday is an update of VMware and I was running it when Firefox went AWOL. Funnily enough when I run VMware I cannot eject/open my CD/DVD drive either, so there must be some conflict there. Any Mac user experience anything similar?

There's nothing wrong with the css, it's happening to any site, which all render normally in all the other browsers I have.

All of a sudden today Firefox 3.5.3 on my big MAC is having a tantrum! It is not rendering the CSS styling properly, ul li tags are not indented, p tags don't have any padding. This is only happening on my desk Mac, the same Firefox on the laptop is working normally. Does anyone have any idea what's going on? Short of deleting it and reinstalling, is there anything else I can do?

If you want it to justify your html put this in your css p { text-align: justify; }

Read this post to see if that is an option for you http://www.killersites.com/forums/topic/1972/multi-language-websites/

You can download a free trial version of Flash, usually valid for 30 days. You don't have to understand anything about Flash to import an flv, the program does it all automatically. It's really a breeze. I can walk you through it.

What you really need is the flv, if you can find that then you just open a new fla, import the flv, choose a skin and then publish it, which will give you the swf and html file. Of course you will need Flash to do that.

Hi Eric, as Eddie said the swf is probably calling on an flv file. I use a system with a skin, a swf, an flv, and a js file but I embed my code in an HTML page so it is easy (for those who know how) to get the file names and download the files. In your case you might need to use a swf decompiler, sothink has one.

I found the white text on the striped background very hard to read, it looked blurred to me. I agree with Newseed, the loading time on the gallery is too long.

As Ben said Amazon or Ebay for XP. I only hand code in DW and I find it great for uploading, all the files are right there in front of you. The snippets are great for storing bits of code, and makes it really easy to insert either in your CSS file or your HTML file.