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PHP is much more common - all the major CMS & e-commerce systems use PHP, so if you want to create any custom addons for them, you WILL need to know PHP. As mentioned above, learn... HTML > CSS > PHP....then maybe javascript & jquery

I think you're asking how to create the smoke effect....have a search for photoshop tutorials on creating smoke effects - there are quite a few about....I suggest you look at some more contemporary websites before copying the overall design & layout though - those sites look very dated to me.

I think that you need to look at Jquery (javascript library) - have a search for Jquery gallery plugins, there are loads of them...one of them will probably do this.

have you tried using a relative link & dropping the domain name in the link eg: <link href="style.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen"> I assume that media="screen" is needed?

Its incredibly hard to help without being able to see your code...if you paste your code we will probably spot it quite easily, or at least point you in the right direction.

Thats running with php & a database (probably MySQL)....there should be plenty of premade php gallery scripts on the net - have a search.

This is relatively straight forward to do with php...I assume that the database is MySQL? You need to do a MySQL query to get the relevant results from the table & then echo out the results....its a straight forward PHP/MySQL script - I can't really help anymore without more details. If you do...

It might well be done with a plugin - there are loads of flash plugins that make creating effects & transitions really easy.

I think if you're going to provide clients with website that use templates, you need to be upfront about it so that they know they're not getting a website that has been especially designed for them & their brand.

You can actually see new posts now - makes such a difference!

You'll need to use the Google map API - its a bit of a beast to get working if you're a bit green in javascript, but not impossible. If you have a search for 'google map api tutorial' you should find plenty of help.

One comment...if you're calling yourself a world class studio, you may want the website to reflect this a little more. What you have there is presentable & tidy, but it is quite basic.....something to consider when looking at prices - the cheapest will often be the simplest, & will also have...

can't something be done about the level of spam?...its getting really hard to spot real posts now - I'm trying to help other users, but I'm finding it increasingly hard to do so.

I'm not really sure how Joomla would help you here... I'd suggest getting into PHP though - you'll be able to extract the information from the xml file quite easily & display it on a web page. There is an xml object specifically for this sort of purpose. This is a good php reference: W3...

it is also a good idea to use a title tag as it helps usability eg: <a href="http://www.yourdomain.com/page2.html" title="Link Text">Link text</a>

yep that makes sense - content is important...& it needs it be unique - don't copy product descriptions from manufacturers as lots of other people will have done the same. The page construction - yes every little bit helps...so getting it all right takes some knowledge & in reality, some...

Why? Do you want just want a blog post to appear within a box that has a scroll bar to scroll down the text? or Do you want a list of blog posts to appear in a box with a scroll bar so you can scroll down a few blog posts or do you mean an animated scroll that scolls the blog...

Its impossible to give you a proper answer without seeing the code. I'm guessing that you have a class & there is an error of some sort within the search setup in the class....really need to see the code.

I know - I share your woes. Google is a lot more fussy with optimisation - it takes a lot more work to get results....and yes links seem to play quite a big part from my experience...and of course, content plays a big part too - a rare case where more is more I think.

Assuming that you've got to grips with HTML & CSS....PHP & Javascript would be a good next step - Jquery is an easy to use javascript library which is also worth looking at.