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Clean and attractive... Nice work. Just add html {height:101%;} to your stylesheet, it will fix your shifting left pages.

Your answer is yes, if "best widget" is higher it will be better for SEO, and "widget"/"widgets" has no difference.

I'm not sure but try to use .htaccess file. You can modify it that if someone will try page.htm or page.html it will change it to page.php. It's like redirect tool in this case. This is redirect any html to php file. RedirectMatch 301 (.*)\.html$ http://www.example.com$1.php This redirect one...

Payment processing companies, like authorize.net, have a confirmation handler. When a person fill up a form and send it to process a payment, their system sending back an array of variables that one of them is the payment status (processed or not). You can use this as a flag. I'm sure that not...

It's a Javascript issue not a web design, and it's hard to figure the problem. but, you have 2 options: Get your relationship with your programmer back on the road... :D or just hire another one that will exam your script. I have tried my best to find it, even IE6 (that alerts when Javascript...

It's working on my Firefox... but after validating your code, you can see 74 errors... and most of it critical. Check it here.

It's almost 2011... ;)

Each time you build a from you are using different size, maxlength, etc... You should fill it manually. If it's the same form that you want to use, just do copy/paste to the code after first time modifying.

Try this page. - Enjoy. :)

SEO looking for several variables that some of them are design values. Headers is one of them, texts, validate code, and more. Use H1 and H2, a lot of web developers don't give it a shot. Use text, search engines love text. Go to W3C validator tool and check your code, well written code will...

I think they didn't mean to the background color, this can always be used white. The color of borders, fonts, shapes, and other designed content should be more creative, and should contain another colors. Your website looks a little bit empty, but you can use a lot of colors combining green...

If you have filled the form, you should check if the "setcookie" worked. Instead of the script line header("Location: main.php"); put echo $_COOKIE['user']; This will do the check. If there is a cookie on your machine you will get the variable value (in my example it was 'yes'). If it is set you...

In this case outside, i have posted you the exact code with comment where you should place all the page.

I just posted that it's all working. What email program are you using?

So you should add the PHP statement that i have showed you for the main page. It will check the cookie before the page is loaded, and if it has the cookie on his machine it will re-direct the user to the second page without showing the form. if(!isset($_COOKIE["form"])) { // Here...

To everyone - i changed the last forward slash to dot and it worked (in the URL provided above). I have try your email links and they all worked like a charm. I have Office 2010 on my PC and each link opens a new window of outlook email form.

If i got it right, you have a statement that checks if the user already filled the form, if yes its re-direct the user to the main page. So, the first step is to change the statement to check if there is a cookie (you will name it whatever you like) exist on the user's machine. If yes it...

No problem, my pleasure. :)

First WELCOME :). Now, you are definitely right about this, you need to use cookies, because there is no way to find out for sure if this user have already fill this form in the past. The cookie will save his details and time, and next time he will log from that machine, the page will look...

jQuery. Try this link here. - Good Luck. :)