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Change your JS code to: <script type="text/javascript"> function show_div(div_id) { document.getElementById(div_id).style.visibility = "visible"; } function hide_div(div_id) { document.getElementById(div_id).style.visibility = "hidden"; } </script> HTH, JC

You need to use the <noscript> tag check out http://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/detectjs.html for more information

You are probably look for Lightbox http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/

you should have the font setting within the body style of your css like this: body { text-align: center; margin: 0px; width: 1001px; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 36px; } HTH, JC

Not sure what you are describing, can you post an example ?

First thing you'll need to do is find out who your service provider is. Using http://www.whoishostingthis.com it looks like the company is http://www.theplanet.com You will need to contact them and explain what has happened. You will have to prove it's your domain but once you do this they...

That looks like it'll be very,very useful (at the moment I have an old Laptop running IE6 that I remote desktop into). Thanks, JC

So did you get IE6 and IE7 running on the same machine (at the same time) ?

Which is exactly what caused the problem. Remove this line altogether and replace it with: height:1015px; And you should be good. line-height specifies the actual height each line of text is going to be. I noticed a couple of other things about the center column: After each...

It'd be great if that were true, but I test on the windows version of Safari and I've had reports of pages rendering slightly differently on the Mac Version...

You'll need to supply more information. What type of hosting are you using ? How did you upload your HTML ? The mechanism for images should be the same... As for google ads , google it (do a search)...

It'll be something to do with either padding, margins or cell spacing. Try setting them to 0 and see what happens. If you post a link I'll most likely be able to tell you what the issue is pretty quickly...

Can you make a link to an actual HTML page ? It's the easiest way to debug what is happening...

Can you post a link to the page so we can see the issue ?

I think you would be best to us Javascript for this, can you post the page as it is now and we can have a look at how far you've gotten (from what you are describing you seem pretty close).

I think Suz is pointing you in the right direction. The blogging software is quite powerful and will give you a good start. It'll let you get quick results while also providing you with scope to expand you knowledge as time goes on... Give it a try, spent some time putting together a site...

It's a real pain. We don't need another browser. Right now you have to test and tweak your sites for the A Grade Browsers: IE6 IE7 FF 2 FF 3 (which is turning out to be pretty troublesome) Safari Not to mention Opera, Seamonkey etc... And now google throws in their two cents and...

I have to agree, this sounds like a bad idea to me. So you get to be judge, jury and executioner ? What happens if you make a mistake, you crash some poor innocents server ? What happens if the spammer is using shared hosting ? Spam is a pain , but what you are describing is like screwing...

As far as I know the only way for you to get this to work in it's original form is to put it in a .php file. That said, in reality all you need to do is rename your .html (or .htm) file to .php and it should work. I have never used the 'script language="php" ' approach so I don't know...