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Hm, It's really hard to tell what's going on even with the source available. It seems like a simple layout that should work fine without any problems. Have you tried switching the container's padding for 'container p {margin: px;}. Padding can cause the cell to expand in certain browsers...

Change the margins from percentages to pixels, i.e. margin-left: 10px; I think that should do the trick. Give word if it doesn't.

You could simply ditch the frames. It's just as easy to do the whole site without them. And you don't need to enclose every single sentence with paragraph tags, one at the beginning of the text and one at the end will do. Swap <p>&nbsp;</p> with <br />, or read up on CSS. This will make...

"Enter Zip Code,City,State Code,County,Latitude or Longitude (only one)" What Dan said. Change to a list format. Did you consider making a banner in place of just the 'search for zipcode' text? I mean just a simple image-logo or something would do wonders.

Ha, I think there's some spamage going on :(

You could resize the images beforehand on the computer so that they don't resize when the page loads. They don't need to be that big. And I don't know if anyone noticed this, but you could change the menu links to regular Html/CSS instead of flash. It's obviously more complicated and...

The site looks great! I especially like the subtle color changer, never thought anyone could pull that off tastefully :p I also noticed that the site seems kind of empty despite being full of links and articles. But then I realized that there's no ads? What's up with that ? :)

Easy to miss sometimes :) no worries though. I'm sorry I can't really comment on the site as it just kept loading, and the firefox pop-up blocker went nuts blocking what must have been a gazillion pop-ups. The site's not too user friendly! "I wouldn't touch your site with a ten foot ascii...

Follow adamblan's advice. Just get a file transfer program, drag 'n' drop, and that's it.

The banner really matches the kind of clothing you're selling, but the rest of the page background is a little too dark in comparison. A light gray might work. Let us know when you complete it, I'd love to see it!

Could you post a link to your site?

I'll be thrashing you thoroughly in my journal later tonight :p That's actually a good idea though, never really thought that much about it when I'm on the spot. It's been duly noted :)

Holy smokes! You've even got text in there. Must be a bit confusing with only notepad to guide you. I agree with conor, all you need is to learn how to use margins.

Add border="0" to the banner image, 'cause the blue border is kind of disturbing. You should also probably loose the scrollbars if you don't need them.

The page loads the 'for your own protection' message long before the rest of the page shows up, which was a bit disconcerting to say the least, and it's also in the title. You'd be better off leaving people in the dark about that, it didn't exactly make me want to download anything. It's one of...

Ha! I rue the day an HP laptop appeared under my Christmas tree! :p Too bad about the logo though, it was a bit cryptic. Doesn't really do your nice design any favors.

Well, you could center the page for starters. The link text is a bit small for my taste and the page is a couple thousand pixels to long, which is probably due to three million of these.. <p align="center" class="style73">&nbsp;</p> ? If you could explain what you were going for I'll be able...

So true! On second glance I see that it's just a laptop thing, where the top of the monitor gets darker when I've got the screen tilted a ways back. The image doodle at the bottom looks great though. I only like what I can see :rolleyes:

If the images don't appear or look funny in IE 6 it's because you're using .PNG files. They look good and all but IE doesn't like transparent PNG files, just found that out myself actually. Change them all to GIF's! :) Edit: The Netbook store.. 'cause size matters! Ha, didn't see that :)

You just have to make sure the links are correct according to their location. If you change a folder name, add that name to the link path etc.. domain/folder1/file.html. This won't happen by itself!