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    Wondering what language

    I would just tell your boss that this worked back in 1996, but web standards have changed. Tables stink and this site has tables everywhere. The new way to go is to use cascading style sheets (CSS) and use div tags instead of tables. Plus, adamblan is right, there is no <head> element, the...
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    question about web-designer signature

    I agree with Skiernan2. If your client refuses to budge on this issue, then charge more for the project than originally anticipated. That way, your client gets their way and you get more money. Remember, when dealing with future projects, handle this issue up front before the project begins...
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    Navigation Inquiry

    Yes, this is JavaScript and CSS. It looks as is the designer of the site you are referring to used Mootools version 1.1 release and altered it to what you see. You could do the same because it is an Open Source framework.
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    What am i doing wrong?? (noob) CSS problem

    Hello jord070: My name is Bert and I work for AdExpressions. I want to help you out. First, let me say that I made a couple of alterations to your .html and .css coding. It was not a whole lot, but I think it should solve your problem if I understood you correctly. To be safe, you should...
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    Menu Alignment Issues

    The navigation div in your style.css says position:absolute, which means that no matter what size the viewing window is, it is going to stay in its same position. Take out the absolute element, put in float:left; and it should adjust to window size. It's worth a shot.
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