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IE will have a default margin. I usually put this code into my style sheet at the top, so I can reset all default margins. That way, I have all the control over each element in my css. Hope that helps. html, body, div, span, applet, object, iframe, blockquote, pre, a, abbr, acronym, address...

I have been using Godaddy for years and have been pretty happy with them. By now, I run tons of wordpress installs on my deluxe plan. Everything was ok until a few month ago when I started having problems. My pages load awefully slow and sometimes I can't even access them through the ftp. I...

I bought an email form that is called formtoemailpro. I love it. Of course you can just handcode a form and have the action link to the email formprovided by your host. But I liked this independant formmailer with tons of captch etc options. They had a free version that is pretty easy to use...

Like mentioned above, you will have to put a wrapper around your content and give it a position of relative with the width and margins like they said. If it still doesn't work in IE you wil have to give the body tag a text-align center. You can then change the text-align to left for the...

Can you post a link to your testsite? Once I can see it live, I can probably tell you which classes to modify.

Some hosts have an application for a guestbook. I use godaddy and they have a guestbook option. You would have to check with your host.

Maybe an accordion style spry would be what you are loooking for? Dreamweaver has an option for vertical accordion menu. http://jquery.bassistance.de/accordion/demo/ or http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Accordion You can style it to not have any background colors, so it looks like the rest of the page.

I use the seo plugin by Yoast. You can designate the array or just enter in all the meta data for each post, page etc individually.

I have just made a resposive website, using a premade wordpress theme called Favorite. If you see the original, you can see I changed about everything about the site. I sometimes buy themes just for the functionality. http://www.jewel-webdesign.com/testsite1 I use a separate mobile theme...

The border is caused by the arrow image being a link. Give that image link a border of none. That will make it go away. I'm not sure what the question was about the background color???

That website uses a free wordpress theme called FolioGrid. You can google it and download it, if you want to use a wordpress site. Otherwise, I use the webdeveloper tool in firefox. It's an add-on that lets you see the styles and css etc. That way you can peak into the code of any site...

I like this one for regular html. http://jquerymobile.com/ I recenly found a free mobile template from templatemonster. You can use that as a staring point and modify it all you want.

Try this, looks like that would work. http://www.yoxigen.com/yoxview/

Use the menu's in the appeareance panel. You can create different menus there, then you can add the custom menu for the subpages in a widget in the sidebar ;)

I didn't even realize the page was more then the one page.... maybe not too great for usability??? Also my 5 cents, the font is very small....if you want to get customers that are over 30 years old, I would suggest using a larger font ;) Check out " jquery localscroll", that would be best for...

I personally love to use Actions is Photoshop for that. You still have controll over the whole image, especially if you have to crop them too. http://morris-photographics.com/photoshop/tutorials/actions.html

Make sure the code for that pericular button and the one right before is coded properly. I have found that firefox and other browsers will still render it right, but IE is more strict when it comes to missing quotes, semi-colon etc.

To have the video's in one row, make a container to hold the videos. Use the iframe code from youtube and wrap div tags around them and float them to the left. Use a size that is small enough for that. The iframe has a thumbnail already in it. That would be the basic option without scroll for...

Your wrap div tag has a closing element where it should be openend. Omit the / in </div id="wrap"> on the top of the page. I have had issues, where IE didn't center the page unless you give the body tag a text-align of center, you can then left-align the text in the table again. Hope that...

You are going to have to wrap the content in a div tag, give it a width and a float of right. That way, it would not wrap around the sidebar at all. But after reading this, I think you just want more or less space under the sidebar? Give your a positive margin for more space or a negative...