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If you added a slash href="/something/css/cssfile.css" it would be the equivalent of http://www.domain/something/css/cssfile.css. Is that what you mean?

First thought would be that everything seems to be kinda on the large side, a sort of in your face interface so to speak. I'm guessing you monitor is bigger than mine! Also when I clicked in on the portfolio page I was disappointed to see cropped images of pages instead of images of entire...

The site itself is very over sightly and clean. The flash was a bit slow and could easily be a lot smaller and still achieve the same effect. Also I think you should cut out the sound entirely 'cause it's just too much to have it load on every single page, especially since you can't turn it off...

Drop the clear: and use float: left; on all the columns. If that doesn't work you might also want to add specific widths to each of them.

You can get a screenshot of it in IE7 at http://browsershots.org/. It's not an ideal testing platform though as it takes a bit of time, but at least it'll get you a visual of the problem. From what I can see from my IE7 the middle container is way down at the bottom of the page. I can't...

It can also go inside other elements by using the style="" attribute, like for instance <div style="something: etc">.

I was referring to the continuous page load, which goes on for over a minute. It makes it difficult to do anything as the cursor goes bonkers. That's all. ;)

'Properties' says 250px × 150px (scaled to 1280px × 617px). Are they all scaled like that? I only thought it was distracting because I couldn't see what it was. double take: the one with the headless people at the table was wild :p The site is definitely unique, but is it really worth...

Well you need to use more text instead of images, and if you really need to use images you should save them as .gif's. The navigational .png images are about 35-40 KB's each, which is why they take time to load. So that would be a good start. What's with all the JavaScript and all the layer...

The only way it'll go any faster is if you decrease the file size of the image considerably, or remove it all together. A half a megabyte is just too much. You could however use the edges as background images around a regular cell, to give it a bit of the same feel. It would have to be cut down...

I can't see any mistakes or oddities in the source except for the underline images which aren't necessary, as the same effect can be achieved by adding the CSS style: border-bottom: 1px dashed #000000; to the links. Besides that it's very over sightly and functional. (if you speak dutch that is!) ;)

I don't mind dutch :) don't understand much of it though. Could you post a link?

You should look into using CSS margins/padding so you don't get stuff like this. It'll make it all a bit easier. <tr> <td height="112">&nbsp;</td> <td>&nbsp;</td> <td>&nbsp;</td> <td>&nbsp;</td> <td>&nbsp;</td> </tr>

Newerer: #logo { width: 1036px; height: 204px; background-image: url(images/header2.jpg); background-repeat: repeat-x; } Should work. Unless it's supposed to be /images/header

I was just thinking the same thing :) And the background images (gradients) don't display correctly in IE, looks like they just don't match up. You can also see it in FF if you look very closely.

You can include whatever you want, or simply write the code right in there. It won't change the page it'll just do a refresh and change the contents accordingly. If the code is on the same page, the page will be the same. i.e. you can have three divs that are essentially the same and it'll...

<?php if (isset($_REQUEST['tab'])) { $tab = $_REQUEST['tab'];} else {$tab = 1;} ?> <!DOCTYPE... <?php switch ($tab) { case 1: ?> <div id="navbar"> <b>Tab 1</b> <a href="index.php?tab=2">Tab 2</a> <a href="index.php?tab=3">Tab 3</a> </div> <?php...

Wasn't actually too silly of a question :) I made it specifically so you can put it anywhere you want it. Glad you liked it!

Anything that looks automated. Both the time stamp on your post and your post count is done with PHP. Those kinds of things would take too much time to do manually and would take up too much manpower.

If you have PHP on your server all you really need is the code. Just so happens I had a contact form open on my desktop! What are the odds. <?php session_start(); // This should be placed before any Html code, even Doctype! ?> Some CSS for the visuals.. #form-field p { color...