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I fail to see which nails you're talking about. You mean the bolts in the metal plate? If so, you can easily use a rect to link it directly to a page. If you want a menu though, you're going to have to cut that image up into smaller images, then use javascript to drop down a menu when the mouse...

After reading several of 3dmagicaldesigns' articles, I realized that they were just thrown in with all the chaotic questions. Plenty of fresh designers (and even more experienced designers) could benefit from the forum having a forum dedicated to the tutorials and articles that the more...

http://www.webdesignforum.com/5868-how-do-i-make-flash-generator.html#post23472 They're busy this week :)

I have ads turned off with Adblock Plus for firefox, so I know ads aren't the issue. <img src="images/login_04.png" width="126" height32142" alt=""></td> That's probably your problem. Change it to: <img src="images/login_04.png" width="126" height="132" alt=""></td>

If it wasn't for your music/etc, I'd check your source again, but I don't remember if you were enclosing the text you were linking to in a <h1> or <h2> tag. If you didn't try the following: <a href="aboutus#home">Home</a> <h1 id="home">Home</h1> It's been awhile since I had to do that...

Welcome to the forums John, good luck and if you need any help feel free to PM me or post in the appropriate forum!

http://www.webdesignforum.com/5960-my-recent-work.html#post23439 Spam strikes again!

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thenetbookstore.com%2F I'm not sure if the mentioned UTF issue may be what's affected IE, but I personally classify IE as an "older" browser ;)

Clean up your html a bit, it should make it easier to work with. http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.labslab.com%2F%23home

I'll mess around a bit with it and post a V2. Thanks :) GFX Design was my primary job on a web design team a year or two ago, and I've had experience adminning/moderating 3-4 major gfx forums. Hoping to make my stamp on the web design community now.

I think if you added a gradient filled rounded rectangle as the background for the "Keeping track of your visitors" portion you'll get a stronger effect. Good job otherwise :)

Yeah, you got it on the processes. It's also worth accounting for a check to see if they check "Stay logged in." so remember that one. As for which method to use, I would go with option one (User Directory). As for the domain questions, someone else will have to answer that, I'm not very...

I'll crawl through your css this evening if someone else doesn't do it.

Can you post your css and html that handles the nav?

Why do the parent divs need to be set to 100%? The child div would simply stretch the entire length of the parent div. This could be the source of your problems. The content div would stretch as well, which could theoretically cause the problem you're having right now.

Why would you need scripts for a movie embed? I might just be having a blank moment due to the time, but as far as I knew, flash movies only needed the <embed> part of html. Is there something along the lines I'm missing?

You can probably go ahead and do it, I'm gonna figure a little CSS problem out real fast for another member.

Can you please upload a test page with the height set to 100% so we can see what happens when it is set? EDIT: Had an idiot moment. Watching the video for information on it. EDIT2: Sorry for all the editting. This is the last. Does the problem lie in that you're defining height: 100%; for two...

Perhaps we should start a poll/topic about it in the general discussion forum? The best way to help the forum is get the opinion noticed after all :)

Rather than applying the style to a container around the embed, trying applying it directly to the embed with the class="" or id="" setups. I don't work much with movie embeds, but theoretically you could apply the width/height this way and force the movie to stretch to this. We found out during...