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Can you post the exact error message here, please.

http://jlhaslip.com/samples/gallery/thumbs/index.html

Store your files in the .htdocs folder and reference them in your browser using http://localhost/{path to file} Be sure the web server is started.

Remove the margin on the tag wrapping the Navbar (or replace it with a div?) and remove the vspace from the image (or the table cell containing the image) to get the navbar up into the header. Also, there is an empty tag (that the validator won't like) in the top of the content area.

View Source = control-U

Second paragraph. http://jlhaslip.com/samples/tooltips/index.html

I just realized that you want that image on only certain pages of your site. To do that, you will need to somehow modify the pages so the CSS changes for those pages. Add the CSS code to a new CSS file and then add the new CSS file to those pages you want the background image on. Do not serve the new CSS file to the pages that you do not want the image on. Server side scripting might make it easier. Do you know php? If so, build an array of pages you want the image on and serve the new CSS file to only those pages. *edit* Unless Dreamweaver can do that somehow??? I don't do Dreamweaver.

That Domain name is not yet propagated, so I cannot inspect the site. Cut and paste will get you every time.

First, do you have the semi-transparent image? body { background-color: #dfffdf; background-image: url('images/opac_logo.gif'); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-attachment: fixed; background-position: 50% 75%; font: 0.85em Arial,Helvetica,Verdana, sans-serif, serif; min-height: 100.1%; } http://mlafever.jlhaslip.trap17.com Check that site.

Might try using comment tokens to comment the dividers next time???

Either one would be a good choice, but before you decide, and considering you have the freedom to play with them a little, there are a couple of things I feel might work to combine the two designs into a really nice logo. 1. cut the leaves from the second one and place them into the first one the shape of the three leaves could follow the capital C and add some more colour and flair to the logo. 2. in the first logo: change the colour of the "Auxano" to be the same colour as the word "Creative" in the second logo. Again, to add a bit of colour splash to the overall design. That colour looks like it would anchor the multi-coloured leaves nicely. (see above) 3. yes, an interlock, or overlap of the two letters at the start of the Logo would link the concept of creativity to the Brand-name Auxano, sort of. 4. Adding the multi-coloured leaves would allow a range of colours to be used in the web pages for highlighting. A 2-colour page is rather boring and difficult to create 'highlights' on. The multi-coloured leaves changes that for you. But as I said coming into the posting, either one could work. Given the two samples provided, I would prefer the first one. Try those changes to see if any one them work to spice it up a bit. I wish I had the skills to create the changes for you as a demo.

The list of fonts needs to be comma-separated with double quotes around any font names that include a space. That might be the issue.

Try exporting the data as a Comma Separated file format (CSV) then read the file using a server-side script and add to the Database. I do not have any experience reading an Excel file directly. I don't know if it is possible even. What does Google say about it?

I think you would need to add a rule for the :active and :focus pseudo-states for the colour to change *on-click*.

Add a class to the last link and use CSS for that class to override the border. > </pre> <li>Welcome</li> <br><br><br>#navlist li a.last {<br>border-right: 0px solid #FFF

welcome. I assumed the font was 1em and the inner ul was sized at 1.1em (10% larger). Glad it worked.

Place the font-size declaration listed above on the first ul only. As listed, the second UL font will be 10% larger than the outer ul. (1.1em) Having that font-size *should* inherit to the inner if placed on the outer UL. not tested.

The Inner UL should be contained within a LI tag of the outer UL in order to validate.

Cleared Cache and it tested fine in Linux FF3 and Opera 9.6something *edit* Opera 9.62

There are downloads available from the php.net site. In html or chm formats only. http://www.php.net/download-docs.php

Text-indent only affects the first line of a block of text. http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/text.html

Clear your cache?

have you looked at lightbox or greybox as javascript frameworks to do this?

No, I don't have a script, but google "download tracking scripts" and there are a ton of them out there waiting to be used. Or check out hotscripts.com. They are usually/often pretty good.