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I couldn't reproduce this issue, but at I guess I think it is because of the right hand side scrollbar. When I view these pages, neither fits inside the browser without a scrollbar and there is no issue, I reckon your monitor resolution is pretty high, hence you are only getting scrollbars...

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Can you post a link ?

I would use a DB to achieve this. Have a table in the DB with your image description, keywords etc. The table should also contain the path to the image. When the user does a search, do a query on the DB and return images that match... HTH, JC

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I like to charge by the hour, that way the customer is paying for the work I do. The hourly rate can be set based on what your level of expertise is. And that is the tough part. You say you want to take the below design and put together some sort of CMS. If you haven't done it before it...

The site is really coming on... A couple of points: 1) You should probably add a "Home" Link to you left menu (I eventually found a way to get back to the home page by clicking the logo but it should be easier) 2) On the about us page the images are not aligned correctly with the text...

Can you post a link to the site, there are lots of reason why a page will not be cross browser compatible. This doesn't really give us much insight to the problem ...

What you could do is create a page on the actual machine that the browser is running on (hence there will be no 404 issue). Have this page contain an iframe that takes up the entire browser and displays your remote page, then add a piece of JS that refreshes the iframe at a certain interval...

The table is aligned correctly, its the actual content of that's not aligned. The issue is cause by the <p> tags in the following section: <p> <b>Welcome to Frontier-Kemper, where Excellence in Underground and Heavy Civil Construction is our goal.</b> </p> Remove these and you should be OK.

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That is pretty bad. When you logged into the account did it have a control panel ? Was there any admin option on it ? You need to find out what they have signed up for. Make sure their package gives they mySQL and php before you go any further. If you are going to use an open source...

According to the www.budgetnic.com website the hosting company does. Choose Web Hosting -> Hosting Plans from the top menu Click on the "Compare Linux Plans" tab towards the bottom of the screen. Towards the bottom of the screen there under "Website Add-Ons" it says "Advanced Guestbook"...

Have you approached the designer about this issue, it is not uncommon for this to happen and can usually be rectified ? The contract you signed with the designer should dictate what you received, but I would imagine you should own the source for the site. Again what has the designer said...

Do you know what the client used to setup their website ? If it's a CMS then it might be as simple as installing a plugin. Another thing to look at is that this hosting company says it comes with 'Advanced Guestbook' as an installed website add-on maybe you should see what this is ? Failing...

Are you third party hosting ? If so you should already have something to admin you databases as part of your account. You should have some sort of control panel login and from there you should be able to find the pages to admin you databases. HTH, JC

I hope you don't feed your customers what your designers are trying to feed you :) For your designers to say the site is meant to be viewed on a 15" monitor would be reason enough for me to find new designers. The fact that they said a '15" monitor' means they probably don't have a clue what...

Hi Keith, You'll need to be more specific, what/where are things being pushed to the left ? If are referring to the select boxes for sizes etc. then adding this to the <td tag that contains the form should sort out the issue <td valign="top" align="center" colspan="2"> HTH, JC

You could look at something like this for you contact us form: http://www.freecontactus.com/ I have never used and I don't know a lot about it but I have heard of others who have.... I think there are a couple of others offering the service for free, somebody else on the forum may be...

Looks good, Use 'margin-left:8px' on the img to add spacing between the "painting done right" and the photo in the heading. Add it to the photo. The best way to do this would be to add an id to the img tag <img id="logoright" .... and then in your main.css add the following...