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HOLY BLUE, BATMAN! my eyes hurt

Lightbox is a great way to create a user friendly gallery...

I think what Geodun meant was that the :hover psuedo-class applied to elements other than anchors will not work with IE i.e. {img:hover != img a:hover} Try this: img a:link { border: #666666 1px solid; } img a:hover { border: #FFFFFF 1px solid; }

First, I agree that the design is simply too simple and redundant. I'd try maybe consolidating your site's content into fewer pages for that... Also, fix the delay on your nav- drop-downs are nice, but not when they don't work...

Why not create a mark separate from the "zycu"? That would make more sense than trying to turn your type into a happy face.

Maybe try a different ftp? Filezilla's a great choice... It has 2 explorer panes, one for your local machine, one for the server. Delete any files in your server's "public_html" folder, then drag & drop your local files. Also, double check the server to make sure the transfer was successful

Umm... Both links took me to a page designed circa 1992...

No- not quite. The title & alt attributes are for people using alternative browsers like JAWS, or will be displayed in place of the image if the img doesn't load completely. As far as SEO, the alt tag isn't really weighted anymore - used to be factored, but too many people were keyword...

Looks like you got this sorted out?

try petitioning the People's Republic to support net neutrality?

Try this: body{ background: #1d1d1d url(images/bgstrip.png) left repeat-y; }

To accomplish a page like that, you'll need to create images, write html, work with flash, and possibly a SS scripting language... You'll have to be more specific if you're serious:cool:

good luck!

You could absolutely position your links over the banner I suppose, but that would be a terrible idea. The best thing to do would be set up your swf to generate links & text from an xml document

Rounded corners are a pain in the a$$. The best way i've found to apply them is to create a css class for each corner + background + content. For your corners & background images, slice them to a specific size (5-15px is good) in the image editor of your choice. Or even better, create one...

Anyone see that movie with the guy (he was in that other movie, I can't remember which...) and there was the part where he did that thing? ...I wanna do that:rolleyes:

"A page with a bunch of square pictures and fonts of different sizes and colors telling about yourself or your business. WOW! We thought that was something!"

My work computer doesn't have flash (and therefore this site is useless to me!) I'd check out swfobject 2.0 to provide alternate content - this would take care of at least 1 of your 22 validation errors. The site should be coded using xhtml strict, not transitional. Last & certainly not least...

If the ocean was whisky & i was a duck, I'd swim to the bottom & never come up

To add to Gravy's post: Once you've got your graphic looking good, go to Filters -> Other -> Offset By adjusting the x-axis offset, the graphic will be able to be tiled...