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Very nice Notary. Yes the JSFiddle looks very nice although I have yet to use it myself.

They are not free and I haven't used them but from what I gather they are the two most popular for webhosts WHMCS AWBS

You should be able to put some examine statements in your code to only update the database with the information from fields that have changed.

I don't see why it couldn't be. I know it can be done in other variants like MooTools, AJAX and so forth. HERE are some nice examples. And HERE is some interesting ones.

1. Backup the current forum database. 2. Make sure that the phpBB that is on hostgator at the moment is the lastest version offered. If not update it. 3.Once updated, backup the forum database again. 4. Install a fresh copy of the lastest version of phpBB onto your new host. 5. Restore...

in general terms they call it a lightbox.. you can find one like your example HERE

I'd just use Ctrl + Print Screen and crop out what's not needed. Of course this usually doesn't take the whole length of a page but it gets you a decent portion which you can then create a thumbnail (or larger) link with .

I am not using it either for the most part. It is definately a excellent time to learn it so you have it mastered when it doesn't become standard.

It's a bit hard to tell if the border is transparent because it's a gray border with gray background (viewing in chrome 11 and firefox 4). It does show up lighter than the rest of the content box so I'd assume it is showing transparent. If it is going to be gray on gray then it doesn't matter...

My first check would be images.google.com. You can advance search for high resolution images. Royalty free just means you don't have to pay every time the image is used/shown. So some image website may claim royalty free but still charge a one time fee.

Wow.. I would only imagine that the reasoning behind this style of hosting is to keep there server/servers secure, so I would suggest requesting from the host a secure folder with username and password protection via .htaccess. If they can not handle this simple request I'd just tell your...

I think you should keep on pushing to change to a host that can provide at least the basic services required for modern websites. But.. if it's linux hosting or windows hosting.. that will help to determine. If may be as easy as creating a .htaccess file in the folder you desire to protect...

I suppose it could be accomplished in many different ways. Probably the easiest for the programmer is to obtain the two domains that you would be using the file on and lock it in using actionscipt (disable the amination if the domain doesn't match the ones in a list). Not sure how they would...

The 'Likes Count' bar at the top of forum posts overlaps the top menubar submenus in IE8

I'm not going to be too critical about the logo. It looks pleasing as it is but it was something that popped into mind so I figured I'd meantion it. Yes, the information looks much better. If someone doesn't realize that is a email address and a website address or heck even a phone number then...

Yeah I wasn't keen on the white spot light on the logo when looking at it in the forum but I think it works well with the darker background.

How long are the people staying on the page and do they look at other pages on your site. That will be a better indicator if it's worth it. Second to actual sales that is.

Interesting theme. I like the watercolors on the navbar. It's a bit busy but it's a wedding page so I think it'll work fine. Looks like you have anything all planned out with plenty of time to go. Good luck :-)

Are you getting any script errors? Double check all your paths. Is your .js file in a subfolder or in the root directory?

Hello I'd say it's a bit hard to notice what your company does unless you actually read the card. This would be ok if you plan on handing out the cards but if you have it pinned up somewhere people may not notice it unless they are bored and have plenty of time to scan. So saying that, I'd...