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He can also simply take his original file, and resave it as another page name. No cut and paste. But it does not help when you have to modify all elements of the nav. So yes, includes are the way, if you don't have DreamWeaver and templates. And you don't like cut and paste. lol HTH

Like virtual said, make sure you use the matting feature in PS. I would use gif as there are only 2 colors in your logo and the file would be smaller. Also, transparent PNGs do not work in IE6, so without cumbersome fixes (search Google) (or the death of IE) (I prefer the latter, lol) I would steer away from them. HTH

Try setting a width for the div #innertube. The div will auto expand unless declarations say otherwise, which may explain why it's pushing the div #reservation down. HTH

I agree with all that Ben offered. (thanks for the links too!!) I would also add that learning the language yourself is certainly a boon to your skill set, but as you mentioned in your initial post, you just want to hand it off to your client. That can be another issue. They are going to need, more often than not, some type of CMS (content management system) that will allow them to maintain and.or modify your creation. With that comes the learning curve for THEM. The problem I have seen with that is they are not as interested in learning something like, say, we are. So simplicity is going to be a big issue for them as well. You can create your own CMS, purchase a number of them on the web, or consider developing sites in WordPress, Drupal or Joomla. All of which have a learning curve for all parties concerned. HTH

It has a lot to do with the wishes and ultimate directives of the client. That's why it is IMPERATIVE to get every detail about the project prior to commencing with the build. Hopefully you have a retainer at that point. Nothing beats a simple site map you can draw on a napkin while sipping your favorite beverage. You may be making this a bit more than it has to be. HTH