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Sounds like a little bit of free advertising...

Storing raw image information in a database is generally a big no no. Like Denno said try moving your images to a folder and saving the filename in the database. Otherwise if you really want to store the image in the database and have it work you will have to create another php file (ie...

Try also adding into the styles as well #LAMPsystemTransact { display:none !important; } and see if that works

After going through some of the extra included js files (which are included via JS rather than included in the header for some unknown reason) the so called System transaction seems to do nothing more than load page images... if you hide the overlay it should be fine. try putting this into the...

I wouldn't recommend trying to patch things up with your programmer... after having a look at the site I can't work out why the hell he/she over complicated the js side. If you look at the source it looks like everything has loaded (there is no dynamic content loading script which has died half...

I actually like the logo font.. I would remove the photo, put the logo (same size) to the left and take the text under the photo and put it to the right of the logo. I would then increase the height of the brown at the bottom so it took up half the page height with some more content inside...

If you look at your source code the pages with the broken header are trying to access a file images/beachesheader.jpg which does not exists.. where as the working pages are accessing your two header images images/beaches2aleft.jpg and images/beaches2aright.jpg. Try opening the working pages up...

Hey Mate! (Fellow Australian i'm guessing) #1 would do in drupal with a few custom modules and would charge about $3500 - $4500 AUD #2 looks like a graphically fussy client or a nutty designer so I would charge at least $2000 #3 seems pretty simple so I would say around $1500 - $2000

I have tutored a few people in web design over the years and I always suggest it is best to start out with HTML + CSS, then move on the JS with some sort of library such as jQuery and then move on to server side scripting. Really.. the server side language you start learning usually ends up...

I have been using xampp for a few years now and it's also a good option so check it out if you want xampp Just a note of warning.. check your firewall or router settings.. once you have apache running you could be open to the world wide web to access your pc. I found this out the hard way when...