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I think it looks very nice. Are user going to be able to open uploaded files on the browser or will they need to download it all? What do you have in mind about other features? I'm thinking timeline management as well. You have the tasks due dates but they can be associated with a timeline...

Background loads much quicker than before :-). IE seems to have issues with the green navigation swap, as in it's not displaying the green. (correction: it did show up eventually. not sure why but it took ages) And when you hover over affiliations the submenu is being overlapped by the "request...

Of course.. because it's not the <tr> element you are trying to hide because there is nothing in it as it is. So you can move the style="display:none;" up to the <dd> element <dd id="eventAYCLP" style="display:none;">

Absolutely, I would always recommend purchasing your own if you are going to be running a online store. It is the most professional option due to the certificate would actually be in your company name.

THIS link explains SSL. You can avoid buying a SSL certificate if your host offers shared SSL with there hosting service.

Can you provide the rest of the html code? Something doesn't look correct with the Javascript as well so it'll help if you can provide the whole picture. Either post it here or a link. Try this and see if it helps: <script type="text/javascript"> function WM_toggle(id){ var x =...

Gizo.. you can setup a testing server right on your own computer using software such as XAMPP (which utilizes apache, php, and mysql). Then when your website is ready you can purchase hosting.

You are missing the semi-colon after the display:none <tr id="eventAYCLP" style="display:none;"> Hope that helps

Can you provide us with an example or the code? I'm sure there will be a way to work something out.

You will need do it in Javascript but I suggest to avoid the need for horizontal scroll at all cost unless the scrolling was automatic when the mouse is hovered over the left or right hand sides of the pages. Reason being is it pisses most people off because it's harder to scroll horizontally...

Look on the bright side. If any graphic design/web design is alter that drastically then you can still offer the original for sales as a unique design :-D I've had customers that agreed with something things only to change their mind and some that wasn't happy with anything. I'm one that...

Yes, very well explained. I'm sure this article will be used as a reference many times in this forum. I have found it extremely important to use background colors to keep an eye on what each block is doing. Then once the layout is looking nice you can remove the colors.

You're welcome.. they are certainly not dumb questions. It's continuous learning for all of us and the least we can do is help point you in the correct direction.

Sorry Brody, I should have been more clear. It's the window.open() method that you want to focus on. It states that a new window will open where the window.parent is obviously in the same browsing window. THIS will explain all it's attributes.

Look at THIS site for information about opening a new window with javascript. Be careful though because some methods trigger popup blockers. Hope that helps.

That's when you just disassociate yourself from the design ;-)

Being that it's a design business, I prefer the flying crow. The standing crows look more like something for tuxedo sales or something really formal like funeral planning :-) It is really good to see everyones opinion.

I think the navigation looks good. but if you want you can cheat by putting just a couple spaces at the end using "&nbsp;" of course it's not best practice.

Hello Nicolas I think it is a well put together site. Very stylist while maintaining easy navigation. If there was anything I can suggest would be to make the viewing images larger. When I look at art or images online I'd like to see as much detail as possible.

Well done and good luck