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I think I found the problem. Any chance you're using a WYSIWYG to edit the site?

Did I mention that you should look into jQuery? it makes AJAX easy.

good luck with the project...

Frames are a bad choice. Replace content dynamically with AJAX

Answer 1: Yes! There are many javascript api's that make AJAX easy - I prefer jQuery Answer 2: Why not just have YouTube host the video and embed it into your site?

post a link?

Project documentation as I mentioned it refers to notation (aka code comments) within the source .fla and/or .as documents. It tells us important stuff like why things are the way they are... Though in the interest of expediency many developers leave this step out.

I do what I can :p

Javascript is typically used for rollover functions (though sometimes css rollovers are used instead) so without looking at the code I'd guess that it is a js function call. If the button that you're deleting a is calling the fn, then you'd want to delete the fn as well since it's no longer needed.

whut?:confused:

...It depends what files are on the server & how well the project has been documented

Flash is a pretty extensive subject... Timeline / script based animation, and 3 versions of actionscript to pick from. AS3 an extremely powerful ECMA language. Check out goToAndLearn for more info

GIMP :D <3 Open Source

I don't think the simple/icon mode adds much value to the site, really. The site thumbs are good since they differentiate zhift from other searchers that only provide site descriptions.

Looks like whatever problem was there has been fixed (appeared to be a float issue, since the navigation was also covered by the image)--- maybe browser error or partial content?

I understand the reasoning for full-screen viewing, but for UI reasons it stinks. My 17" screen displays 50% blank space, the image isn't centered, and navigation is hidden by the image. Drop the fullscreen script.:mad: Nice pics, though.:) Turkey is a beautiful country (Istanbul has some...

Happy to help :)

Well, the above comments are partly correct. While most SE's can't parse swf's yet, they're working on this. You can also use swfObject to provide alternate content in case flash isn't available (like for SE's or browsers for the visually impaired) Flash is a great way of presenting your...

do you have a link you could post?

^-- Yep, a CMS is what you're looking for. Check out opensourcecms.com to find one that fits your client's needs.