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Really you need to find out what kind of website it is. Then you can look at color meanings and find a good main color then look up some color combinations to go with that color (colorcombos.com is one I use a lot). Most times a light background with dark content is ideal but it all depends on...

Here is one that I almost used. I'm not sure if it's any better.

Alright, I will play with it. Do you have any suggestions for colors? It seems like any color I use messes up the vibe. I've looked up color schemes and used oranges greens and some white and it doesn't go with it. White may be the best one though with a little orange/red.

I am trying to find a logo that fits my site http://codedoorwebdesign.com

Any suggestions or ideas? Anything that would make the name memorable and striking?

Here is a variation of logos. Can you please review and tell which one is best? Thanks. EDIT: THIS POST IS ANSWERED, Please do NOT keep replying to it.

If you have a .htaccess file add this: ErrorDocument 404 "/404.html" Make sure your file is named 404.html or if it is different change the name in the line above.

You could add in hide and show or toggle and make it come in slow like this. $('#whatever').toggle("slow"); $('#whatever1').hide("slow"); $('#whatever2').show("slow");

Frames are definitely not good. To get rid of the space in between the nav items you can add float left, i am guessing you used display : inline which keeps space between them.

for hover you don't need javascript at all. If you do use javascript to make an onclick thing for it to drop down please make it where it will fall back to hover if javascript isn't available and make an arrow so they no to click on that item.

I will be sure to remember that. Thanks for you help.

I got stuck with blackjack in jQuery too. Producing buggy results on some deals. :(. I don't know what is happening. Also, I just meant the add/remove class thing. I am trying to learn core js a lot more then go further into jQuery. I do have a question though since I am going to write this in...

How would I see what class would call a function? Would I have to use an if statement and have something like this? if (document.getElementById('red').className === "blue") { function classIsBlue() { //code here } } else if() { etc. }...

I know that but without jQuery how can I add and remove classes as needed? That is what I love about jQuery because it is easy. Maybe I can find the code to put in a function and use that. Currently if I use jQuery for my blackjack game it will be just to remove and add classes as the main reason.

Well, I am just using that as an example. I am trying to write a blackjack game without looking at other peoples code. I have a hit button but if it is pressed once it needs to change the id to hit2 so I can call a function by adding document.getElementById('hit2').onclick = hit2; and I would be...

So how do you do it? Why doesn't this work? document.getElementsByTagName('div')[0].id = "blue"; http://jsfiddle.net/ZTGL7/4/

If I used jQuery I could just use classes. Why doesn't red.id = "blue" change the id?

Hmm, Well I'm not using jQuery, I need a way to do this with regular Javascript. Also when I click the thing it adds 2 blue squares instead of one?

Why doesn't this work? I have the code in a JSFIDDLE if you want to run it at http://jsfiddle.net/ZTGL7/2/ HTML <div id="red"></div> <input type="button" id="clickme" value="Click Here">​ CSS #red { background: red; height: 100px; width: 100px; } #blue {...

Not sure how that helps my problem of the hiding of the hit button not working. They coded theirs different than I did. The point of this was is that it is my first actual javascript project that isn't incorporated into someones website. I don't understand why hitbutton.style.display = "none"...