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have you tried html, body { margin: 0px; padding: 0px; } ?

Why not just leave IIS as is & set Apache to listen for port 81?

KISS body { background:#000; //choose the hex of choice } div#yourDiv { background:#FFF; //choose the hex of choice width:800px; //or however wide margin: 0 auto; //centers div on screen }

You've built a beautiful gallery :) Recommendations are to 1. drop the html splash page ( ! ) 2. use swfObject.js to provide an html version of the site if flash is unavailable.

... It can be used as a descendant selector when you're working with jQuery?

It'd be best to manage the images in a database, calling the desired number of images and ORDER BY RAND() Really has nothing to do with javascript, unless you're calling the image script asynchronously for some reason.

file extension is .js

Create a wrap <div> and place the buttons & content box inside it.

<? $value1 = $_POST['content1']; $value2 = $_POST['content2']; ?> See this link for more info

You could, but like Vanish said, that would be a bad idea...

At the very least you'll need a server side script like php or .net to validate the user, most likely referencing a MySQL database. check out this link for more info ->

Google "liquid css layouts" - A List Apart has some good resources

It depends on the screen resolution you're optimizing the site for, - I use a lot of liquid layouts so I tend to go big in PS (1600x1200) then slice/name the images I'll be using to fit the site...

Start w/ learning the client side first- html & javascript (not java) After you've got that down you can make your site more dynamic by pulling info from databases with php. Check out a list apart & 456 berea street for some tutorials- because you do need to know code to design websites.

Absolutely position the table with css?

Joomla & Drupal come to mind...

Unless you're sharing hi-res print quality tif images, go with jpeg.

What format is the slideshow?

What's left to say, other than delete the objects you don't want... Learn html?

Well, yes and no - While DW can be used to design sites using design mode, what you see usually isn't what you get. The best description I've come across is "janky ass code"... Get into the code view & delete these objects.