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My first thought is that the content is widely spread which makes it harder to read since it's not a loong text. Try to sort out the content more and use more visual elements to sort them out, it will make it easier to read and/or easier to find content you want to read. The topics are hard to...

Adobe Dreamweaver is it not? Still, Dreamweaver is the best, CS4 is just lovely. It's like geek porn. Really, Dreamweaver CS4 is like sex, except I'm having it.

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Indeed, I also use absolute positioning since there is less chance of the ccs being missinterpreted in different browsers and such. So no, it's not a bad thing, it tends to be more work though. ;)

Simple, IE sucks. Safari, Opera, Firefox and Chrome doesn't.

Can't really read anything from that messed up coding you have going on but you should take a look at the background property of css. http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

I don't really understand your question.

Post some code.

I don't have a really good oppinion, the design looks good, but rather gland and not very memorable. I also noticed a sever loading time in the page. http://tools.pingdom.com/?url=http://threeg.info/&treeview=0&column=objectID&order=1&type=0&save=true This is an excellent tool when dealing...

Agreed, looks really good man. :)

Looks really good! Very easy on the eyes with some excellent work with using the colors in their respective attribute. Wery browsable and wery easy to navigate. Awesome work really!

Easiest way, or the hardest way - depending on how much you know about php and mysql. I think the most efficient way is to set up your own database with the player attributes. Making search engines is rather simple when you have the database you want to preform the search in.

What browsers are you looking in?

Personally, the color combination does not fall well with my eyes and the overall format of the page feels underdeveloped. Making all the text italic just makes it harder to read. The links would need some CSS on them, now they just look dull and boring. Structuring the site in collums is...

Well, there is javascripts http://www.onextrapixel.com/2010/02/23/how-to-use-jquery-to-make-slick-page-transitions/

You can add //Whole line commented Which is for PHP. :)

Hehe, no probs mate, happy to help :)

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http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web_Languages/JavaScript/Q_20799883.html Helpfull?

Floating text, big rounded edges with shadow. Looks like something made in late 90's or early 2000. Shadows aren't very well placed and It was hard to see (even harder to read) the actual logo of the site. Not very browsable and hard to focus. Look around a bit on the different sites from web...