You have two options, DB based content and folders based content.
DB Based
All the content saved in the database and placed in it's place on the page. While clicking on a flag (language link) it will change variable (you can use either sessions or cookies) that pulls the data of the new...
Part of the image (left side) is static, and part of it (right side with the artists) is dynamically changing with Javascript.
You can see that all of the images are one above the other, and you can see this JS for the changing script.
Example:
The link...
<a href="#spot">Spot</a>
The spot on the page... The <div> can be also <h1> or something else...
<div id="spot">...Content...</div>
This will do the job.
XeHSean is right, this is the best way to do it. Just go to your .com domain's settings panel and change it to "parking domain" on your other .co.uk domain.
Other methods are involved with hosting... You don't want it. ;)
You have written the style wrong, if you are using "id name" you don't use the "element name".
#ghan-order ul li a{...}
The browser see the id ("#ghan-order") that points already to the list, and looking for the next thing... a new list ("ul") inside it. If you had "ul" inside "ul" it was...
couple of things:
1. To use a database you need to connect it. See how here.
2. Use float() not (float), there is no such a thing.
$inqty[$ctr] = (float) $inqty[$ctr]; => $inqty[$ctr] = float($inqty[$ctr]);
3. When you are using INSERT you have fields and values, keep them...
Yes.
The first part - any file name with .html extension will redirect.
The second part - the location of the file to be directed to.
In this case you want any .html file to redirect to the same name but a different extension. The second part has to be a full path, since it is indicates...
Please post your output, screenshot, or text of what appear on your screen. If it's a link url, like "images/image.jpg" it should be coded like this...
echo "<img src=\"".$stripslashes($row['image'])."\" alt=\"\" />";
But still, screenshot will be helpful.