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jQuery would work just fine. I prefer to use the ddlevelsmenu.js, which you can find here: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/ddlevelsmenu/index.htm -Lou

You may want to google "IE guillotine bug iframe" without the quotes. -Lou

Huh? When I was born they put an <ankle> tag on me :) But to the OP, I would definitely use Dreamweaver to embark on your journey here. At least, it will generate the bulk of gibberish for you. You'll learn from the code that gets generated for you when you place elements into the design...

Thanks for confirming my original guess. I think that b/c the client is actually a close friend, with whom I agreed to do the site for free, he just wants me to fix the screw-ups for free so that he doesn't have to go to his SEO expert and get billed. I'm going to bring up this issue with him...

Just to clarify.. The client claims that the SEO expert has no access to any of the files uploaded via FTP.. He says that all of the SEO work is done on "their end." I think the client is either lying or being ripped off. What do you think? Thanks for your responses BTW, -Lou

Ok, So I have a client that used me to build his site, which was made in joomla. He then hired a separate SEO expert, unbeknownst to me. Every since then, whenever these SEO experts change something, something goes wrong with the site. It got the point where the client would text me and say...

Well think about the 4 year vs. 2 year. On the surface the 4 year degree looks solid, but by the time someone finished a 4 year degree, someone who started at the same time with a 2 year degree will already have 2 years experience in the field by the time the 4 year degree is finished. In this...

You may want to try After Effects instead of Flash, actually. It'll produce better output and, while After Effects DOES use a timeline, it doesn't demand much knowledge unless you want to do advanced things. Also, importing and exporting with AE would be a breeze. Then again, using After...

I've been going the template route for my past 4 clients, and it's been very rewarding. I just took $150, went to themeforest, and downloaded 5 templates for the first client. I let them choose one. As for the other ones that I downloaded, it wasn't wasted money at all. They were great...

Oh ok then. It's rather simple: Add this js: <script language="javascript"> function mailpage() { mail_str = "mailto:?subject=Check out the " + document.title; mail_str += "&body=I thought you might be interested in the " + document.title; mail_str += ". You can view it at, " + location.href...

Exactly.. That's why the curriculum is a sort of hybrid between what we call web design and graphic design. -Lou

Hmm.. If it's on another web page, why not copy/paste the URL in an e-mail? -Lou

So have any of you had experience teaching web design to students (Intro level course an a university)? I've taught a few courses in philosophy, upper level, but I now have the chance to teach graphic design.. I have a curriculum set out for me, I'm just wondering what you think of it, as I'm...

anna you're awesome. Anyway, I was wondering if people can post experiences that they've had so that newbies can learn from them, or as you say -- not to get bullied (it was required that I take an Intellectual Property Rights class at my Uni, for a good reason). I was bullied once or...

Sorry for pointing my fingers toward another site, but check out: http://www.scantips.com/no72dpi.html You'll be surprised. -Lou

Ok. For me it completely depends on the type of site they want (what sort of features are needed), the amount of pages they need, their budget (feel free to ask for this upfront), and the type of client. I say type of client because some are 100X easier to work with than others. Some are just...

Although, as said above, this belongs in the Website Reviews section, I'll add my 2 or 3 cents.. It's simplistic to a perfect degree. The thumbnails are a bit more than the regular thumbnails we always see. I can roll over them and see some information about them. This is a lot better than a...

You're like the Batman of web design. Anytime I see a real issue, like this one, I patiently wait for PP to come to the rescue. -Lou

Ahh!! Another IE6 problem has led yet another designer toward alcohol... I wonder if Microsoft has found any correlations between developing for IE6 and alcohol use -- wouldn't surprise me! I'll drink this 64oz beer in your name. I love my "No, I will not fix your computer." shirt. But...

I use dreamweaver split-view all the time. I used to use GoLive, but Dreamweaver is just amazing for file organization. -Lou