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It's good to get a basic understanding of how HTML works first, though you don't have to go too far into it. Once you have a good understanding of the structure of tags, divs, and attributes, you should head into dreamweaver. Its "File" panel is great for keeping your files organized, and will...

I'm on a mac, using firefox 3. At the top, I see a large block of javascript code... strange. It looks just fine in Safari, however.

Okay, If you are not familiar with Flash, then this will be a struggle, unless you figure out another way to do this. If you don't know anything about Flash, scroll down to the bottom paragraph. But, if you have a basic knowledge of Flash, here's what you do. All of those navigation links...

Here are 3 that I highly recommend: For technical skills: http://www.w3schools.com/ -- This is your bible. If you don't mind paying (a very very small amount): www.lynda.com --They used this one at my university as homework. For color: kuler.adobe.com Also, google...

The challenge isn't so much with the designing on your own, but dealing with the clients. 95% of them are crazy, and 60% of them will try to get a bargain out of you. . You must ask for a small percentage upfront, and you must stay on top of them with payments. Nevertheless, the amount of...

It works fine for me. I'm using Firefox 3.0.5 on a Mac Laptop.

The banner/logo at the top and the navigation should be larger. That should help somewhat with the focal point issue. The pictures seem a bit disjointed. The light blue that you've included in the navigation bar makes it seem a bit too retro. And the spinning flash animation looks like it was...

I was just like you not long ago. My advise, study typography. It seems a bit more objective than what we think of as graphic design. For color, I highly highly highly recommend kuler.adobe.com That website is amazing for working with color. good luck, Louis

Nevermind. It was just an external style sheet. Fixed it. But I recall a few other people here looking for an easy guestbook. I highly recommend this one.

So I've found a very simple guestbook that doesn't require the use of MySQL. You can download it from here: http://www.dbscripts.net/guestbook/ All it requires is a very small reference at the bottom. I am trying to edit it, however, for one purpose. The website that I am using it on has...

The images and Flash are the biggest ones I think, especially if the images aren't dynamically loaded. I can't wait for when loading times are no longer a problem.

It turns out that I just didn't have cgi enabled. But hey, it's working!. Time to embark on a CMS adventure while watching Burn Notice. Thanks for the replies everyone!

I'm not exactly sure. What I have done is this. I set up a new database on my web server. Then I downloaded the latest version of Joomla. Then I uploaded all of the joomla files to my web server. What do I do from there? How do I get to the installation file?

Okay, So I gave 775 permission to the joomla folder, and now I'm getting a "500 Internal Server Error."

thanks guys, I've been using CyberDuck lately for ftp(which I love), but I think I'll have to switch to CuteFTP to change the permission.

Okay, so this is my first time installing Joomla, and I'm pretty sure I've left out some minor step. When I try to access the folder on my site into which I have installed Joomla, I get a "403 Forbidden" message. All of the files have been uploaded successfully. Is this because I have...

I saw that, and tried looking all over for it once I signed into the account. Eventually I called their tech support, and they told me that I don't have that 'type' of account. I said how much would it cost to upgrade, and they told me that I can't because my client had already signed up for a...

They didn't actually have a website, just a paragraph of text as the home page. This hosting company doesn't look like it has an add-ons eithers. I'll have to find an open source guestbook. I am just clueless as to how to use MySQL.

Okay, I am now very lost. What is the easiest way to create a guestbook? I haven't the slightest clue as to how to set up a database. The client set up their website before meeting with me, and they chose a very strange hosting service, www.budgetnic.com. I have never even heard of this host.

Okay, I am trying to set up a simple guestbook for a client. So I decided to go with the tutorial at the following URL: http://www.phpeasystep.com/phptu/15.html It all looks plain and simple, but how on earth do I set up the database? I clicked on the link for help, which led me to the...