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I think you'll have to abbriviate a bit on what you mean there mate.

WinSCP for the win! Supports both SFTP and FTP

I think you should read up alittle on HTML, PHP and ASP. HTML: Static pages, you'll have to write everything. PHP/ASP: is server code. It means you can have databases with your products and have your server render pages. Include search functions and such. When you choose between PHP and...

Both ways are fine and should work. I'd go with jnjc though, instead of id, go for class. That way you can re-use it at another place.

No, you can't put html into a CSS document. Though, if you're using php (like most people do) you can create an external document named like iframe.php (or whatever) then use: <?php include($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"].'/iframe.php'); ?> This will include iframe.php wherever you put it on...

I strongly recommend Dreamweaver CS4.

IE6 interperts CSS like a donkey on speed. Have you tried tried it in Mozilla?

That was a great example conor, that really is a great example of an "art"-site. Though, i've been looking in to what Chucky described aswell and i think wetgravy put it in a great way when he talks about "what people expect to see". When it comes to user friendlyness and souch, there is...

Great work on the site mate. As already said; it's user friendly, alittle minimalistic touch but still "stylish". I think it goes completly in-line with the contents of it. :) Though, the topic where it says "mode &style online shop" and then "Designermode & labels from any country" the last...

I'm just curious, i'm using DWCS3 aswell, did DW set up a Javascript for it? Since DW (earlier versions atleast) almost always solved everything with js:s for dynamic changes :)

A personal apperance is always good to keep people comming back to your site. Offcourse the content is crucial to the amount of visitors actually reading it. Check out frisörska.se, a friend of mines blogg she has over 1000 daily visitors and rising everyday :)

Hehe, hang in there mate, we're always here and so is google ;)

cause explorer takes about everything for granted if attributes are lackin and firefox and safari doesn't :)

Try: #flags { position:absolute; margin: 0px 0px 10px 10px; display:inline-block; list-style-type:none; margin-left:90px; margin-bottom:30px; margin-top: 0px; margin-right:5px; width: 130px; height:15px; padding: 0px; background-color:#FFF; z-index: 5; }

Hi, I'm a fairly new webdesigner who is currently looking for portfolio projects so i can build a base for my continuation within the business. As it is now i don't have that much to present to costumers so they can see what i've done earlier. Anyway, as said, i'm looking for portfolio...

As far as i know there isn't as loong as you're using the standard clients. There are som linux apps that handle those kind of exceptions though.

No work on the address mate. Though, prehaps you could post some code so we can se what you've done? you should think over your choice of html editor ;)

Are you prehaps using ID's instead of classes? ID's only applys to 1, classes are different and can be used for many tags.

Everything looks like crap in IE, Firefox is the correct way to code. Most commonly for big websites is that you use 2 CSS's, the normal one works for everything, then you have the other for IE. You can have the server identify what browser your viewer is using and automaticly change between...

I've found tables rather irregular to use in different browsers. Since their widht and height attributes are interpreted differently from browser to browser and depending on the users screen resolution. Maby you should try going for div's for the whole site?