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I have a site that just really needs some traffic. How can I get some (like 1-2 hundred per day) without becoming a spammer =P

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No HTML experience? I guess just throw it to coders. Just make a picture of what you want the site to look like...I suppose you were on the right track. Don't mess with coding it yourself, it probably won't be done optimally and you'll just run into browser errors and issues. Good luck!

<script type="text/javascript"><!-- setTimeout('Redirect()',4000); function Redirect() { location.href = 'whateverpage.htm'; } // --></script>

Agreed, I've always heard proper alt tags help rank as well as indexing of pics.

+1....that should center it for you!

Save yourself the trouble and just link to a blogging site. Even large web design companies rely on other blog sites just because the coding is rather intense for a single blog. Try Vox.com, it's what I use.

Call your hosting company, it's a server problem. Try optimizing your images in fireworks too, than will help.

I'm not sure how your current one is set up, but if it is just HTML/Tables you could redo your site in CSS. That would allow you to specify the majority of the design/colors/positioning all from a master External Style Sheet, but for the most part it's a better idea to have the code on the...

Yes you can, but without understanding how tables work on a coding-level, when you inevitably encounter layout/spacing issues you won't know how to troubleshoot. I would say save yourself the trouble and learn the basics of CSS (it really isn't that difficult, especially if you have any HTML...

Yeah post the page and we can look at it for you pretty quickly. A good idea when you're learning Dreamweaver is to practice creating a site entirely in notepad or code-view, and rely on the Layout portion only when you get stuck. You'll learn the quirks of Dreamweaver really quickly, not to...

Try checking to see if the DIV for nav_top.gif has a margin, I know those can display odd based on your browser. Also, maybe try testing it by throwing an absolutely positioned table cell to see if it does the same thing. It appears to be something odd with the DIV ID of the text itself.