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I'll be here if you need more help :) Glad to get you this far.

Beat me to the punch :) I did it at school today.

I'm sure you could write a randomize script using PHP, but I don't know if PHP can apply stylesheets with the include function. You could set a variable to check if it's the first time you're on the site by assigning a cookie when they first visit.

JNJC's suggestion SHOULD work fine for this set up. It builds the link based on the month and year, which is what our friend is looking for.

It's a good start, but You should really consider a higher quality logo. Perhaps it's just the text, but it seems really jagged on the edges. In the world of Web 2.0 it's smart to keep to a lightly rounded design, and although the basis for that is there, the stroke comes off as rough.

After examining the code that pilotmartin is using, I've found that they use a combination of divs and tables. Try viewing their source to get a feel for how they did things (since it obviously works for them). Be careful about copyright infringement here!

I'm an old Windows user. I understand that Linux offers a more competitive environment, but facts are that more programs are made for Windows, and most of the stuff on Linux has been on Windows for years. I don't want to sit around waiting for people to make copies of my favorite programs :)

At the time of writing that, I was a little leary of your "Get a quote" button being so far down on the page (I figured it should a little more up front) but then I realized what was going on to the left of it and it made sense :) Feel free to ignore that one :) It's good practice to keep...

To start with, good work on the css file. I looked it over in FireBug and it looks like it took quite some time to do (860 somethin lines in the primary css file!). I don't like that it's done in tables (Made me cry a little in the inside to see in a web developer), but the sin is forgivable...

Thanks for the help, I hadn't had much luck googling it (I'm one of the few people that only asks for help when I hit an honest dead end after running down my problem troubleshoot list). I hadn't tried putting "for a static page" in, so I'll try that now.

Photoshop has more creative options in my opinion. Also, you should consider the ease of layout that the Photoshop UI provides :) I find it easier to get to everything and the tools they offer tend to be more web oriented, which suits my needs. After some thought, Fireworks is for sure my...

I suppose I could do that, I was originally planning out a set of static pages where I write the topic and then a php form for comments and a section to display the comments. If I have to, I'll resort to a CMS, but I was hoping to do something more simplistic. (If you can call this simple?)

PsPrint is generally well designed and up to 2.0 standards. Note how they make use of rounded boxes and things of that sort. Everything is well measured and falls together nicely. On the code side however, they make use of a LOT of tables. If it was the only way to make it work (which I doubt)...

I would do that, but I am looking to get more in depth experience in PHP. Do you know any good tutorials on building a basic comment scheme? Besides that, if I used Joomla I feel like I'd be cheating my Web Design class. What's the harm in getting more educated right? :)

Joomla and PHPNuke are my personal CMS apps. I've used both and can swear by Joomla myself :)

http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/family/ Always buy from Adobe so that it doesn't get outrageously expensive :) As for the topic: I'm a long time Adobe supporter, so naturally when they acquired Fireworks, I began using Fireworks in conjunction with Dreamweaver for image optimizing...

The Goal: To finish my Web Design Project (Hopefully by Friday) The URL: http://idebate.reviveddesigns.com The Hook: A blog style debate website in which users can go back and forth over various topics chosen by the editor (myself). The Specifics: A Topic/Comment System in the...

Problem solved, I capitalized the H in Header on accident when saving it originally. Please lock/delete.

After looking the site over again, I think it might be hard to keep it stretchy. But if you can, all the power to you! Rather than setting fixed pixel amounts, design with the idea that the website will fit the screen, no matter what the size of your content. You can do this by setting your...

Maybe you would benefit from having some horizontal drop down menus to help categorize some of the items you're selling. So far it's going good, but there are things you need to consider such as: 1. Image Optimization Consider your viewers, Internet's getting faster but images still slow...