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If it were up to me every website would look like craigslist. I just want to get to the information that I'm seeking as quickly as possible. Why do you think wikipedia is so successful? -Lou

Leroy is right. It seems to only happen when I roll over the text, but not the <li>'s background. Maybe try just replacing that one particulae <li> with an image rather than text. That would be a cheap and nasty way to solve the problem. -Lou

I second this. You should go check out the sites that are on: http://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/ and see where the major mistakes are. A pretty good rule is, just because something can be done, doesn't mean you should do it. For example, I HATE any sort of music on a site. -Lou

I would suggest using pagination... Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagination_%28web%29 Script: http://phpsense.com/php/php-pagination-script.html -Lou

Those websites were made using a number of tools and/or languages. If you are completely new to web design, I would suggest learning HTML and CSS first. http://www.w3schools.com/ -Lou

You just have to be aggressive with them. They all get their fake little web design facts from friends who've had websites made. For example, I had one client scold me(via e-mail) for using a font that wasn't a standard system font, and they swore up and down that it won't display on others'...

Thank for the the followup anna. That would give people more time to download the video files. I learned Final Cut Pro 7 that way. -Lou