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Competition dude, competition! hehe

brynmuzika -- there's a saying that the "first pancake is always a mess", so that's ok in a way on a one-off project or whatever. Just know your worth and charge accordingly, adopting a serious tone right from the start when it comes to talking money. I don't know what $200 in the Philippines...

Use a scripting language such as PHP, saving your table in say TABLE.TBL and including it in every page with say <?php include("TABLE.TBL"); ?>

Think they've used Presta Shop along with one of their templates here.

I don't like JavaScript, but probably what you need to do is call a function which onMouseOver would generate a random number, that would in turn be cross-referenced to an array of images, loading that random pic.

Probably the problem's that the site references an external CSS file that is stored on your hard-drive (<link href="file:///C|/Lecowebsite2009/oneColFixCtrHdr2.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />) and whereas FF loads it (or has it already cached), IE flips out. Just my 2 cents...

Depends on what sort of website you're talking about and the kind of CMS behind it. By "sort" I mean the website's specialisation so to speak (e.g. corporate site, personal etc). If you're a newbie, looking to build a portfolio, I personally wouldn't charge much -- just enough to reasonably...

Redirect to login page and echo a $_SESSION variable inside your <div> or implement an AJAX-based routine for login processing without having to reload the page.