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    Or, your friend's daughter should check with her Mom's friend if he might be interested in improving her site for a low rate or for free as a practice project biggrin.gif

     

    I was going to improve it for free so I can put something in my portfolio :) I noticed it had a lot of bad html. Still don't know what the javascript links too.

  2. http://www.auntiemschildservices.com/Guest-Book.html The form on this page is done with ASPx i think. I don't even know what the javascript files go to and there is bad html code as well as a designed background with tables.. She is one of my friends daughter and I would like to see if her site is good or not. Thanks. Made with some editor called Vista print and she pays $280 a year.
  3. I'm a fan of Mac OSX due to the easy availability of the terminal if I need it, plus a nice user interface and consistency/integration with my other devices. Having a Mac makes it easy to test different web browsers, since I can run Windows in a virtual machine and near instantly have access to older versions of IE without having to reboot (plus Firefox/Chrome/etc. on my Mac). There are some apps out there (Coda, Espresso) for coding that I'd really miss if I switched back to Windows.

     

    If you are willing to set all that up and understand the terminal then the Mac is probably for you mtoagtechnology but for me I prefer to stick to something I know well. Windows 7. I would like to learn terminal though.

  4. <link href="Root.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">... If it is in the same folder as the html pages and that line of code is in the html documents It should work. Like Andrea said the names are case sensitive.

  5. You could create a div with a class for it. Make the

    .divide {
    background: url(/siteimages/texashr.gif);
    width:175px;
    height:9px;
    

    Then just replacing the image with <div class="divide"></div>.......At least it is cleaner code wise. I have never heard of a border being an image. Sorry if that isn't what you are looking for.

  6. Change the width of the div on the sidebar. It shouldn't go past the width of the div. Just make the div smaller and the main content bigger. and change the wrapper width too. make sure it is large enough to hold sidebar and maincontent... sidebar px width + maincontent px width <= wrapper px width

  7. It should work if you have your page layout inside this. Also the <img class="background" src="bg_palmscopy-copy2.jpg" alt="Image Background">

    you might want to put in the css file as body {background: url(bg_palmscopy-copy2.jpg"; background-repeat:no-repeat;

    background-attachment:fixed;z-index:-1;}

  8. Not sure exactly what you mean. If you mean a 2 column layout you could do something like this

    /**CSS CODE**/
    .wrapper {
    width:1100px;/*Whatever you want*/
    }
    .sidebar {
    float:right;
    width: 280px;
    }
    .maincontent {
    float:left;
    width:800px;
    }
    

     

     

    <!-- HTML CODE -->
    <div class="wrapper">
      <div class="sidebar">
       Text or whatever here that you wanted
      </div>
      <div class="maincontent">
         Whatever you want here.
      </div>
    </div>
    

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