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    Help!!

    looks fine in firefox here... :)
    What version of FF you running mate?
    try adding <br /> just after your </table>.
    That pushed it down, but now theres a huge gap in IE. :)
  1. Hi all.I'm currently working on my website http://www.yorkshirejunkies.co.uk/I rushed the website when I did it, and theres a lot of nasty code in there.I've been meaning to rewrite it for a long time and add a few new bits whilst I was there such as a CMS and so on.However I don't seem to be getting very far.http://dzire-live.com/yjhttp://dzire-live.com/yj/screen.css]In IE the text dosen't seem to start straight away in the content area? The navigation is floated left, and the content area is floated right, all padding/widths are fine so I don't know whats causing this?If someone could have a quick look it'd be great.Also seem to be getting trouble with the topnav - no idea why as it's copied exactly the same from the CSS. On IE it's fine, however on FF it appears to be a lot further down?

    <div id="topnav"><ul>	<li><a href="index.php" title="Home">Home</a></li>	<li><a href="shop.php" title="Shop">Shop</a></li>	<li><a href="shop.php" title="Gallery">Gallery</a></li>	<li><a href="shop.php" title="Forum">Forum</a></li></ul>	  </div>

    #topnav{	border-top:1px solid #666666;	border-bottom:1px solid #666666;	height: 25px;	width: 760px;	background-color:#000000;	text-align:center;	}#topnav ul {	float:left;	width:600px;	vertical-align: text-top;	list-style-type: none;	}#topnav ul li{	padding-left:25px;	list-style-type:none;	float:left;	margin:0px;	color: red;	line-height:20px;	font-weight: bold;}#topnav ul li a{	color:#c51e21;	text-decoration:none;}#topnav ul li a:hover{	color: #fff;	text-decoration:underline;}

    http://dzire-live.com/yj/http://dzire-live.com/yj/screen.css]Cheers.

  2. Hi all..Firefox users only at the moment, dosen't work too good in IE...Also ignore the huge background image size etc for now.http://dzire-live.com/yj/index.htmlRight, no matter what I try, I can't move that paragraph of text down a few px..I've tried adding margins, padding etc and it's just having no effect. Any idea whats wrong?Also the same on http://dzire-live.com/yj/graffiti.htmlHow come the right border (dotted line) isn't full length of the list?It is on http://dzire-live.com/yj/music.html (different layout of images on the top bar)Cheers for any help.

  3. www.dzirefm.co.uk/freq/Firefox loads it fine, however IE dosen't even show anything?!Also, when I try and add anything underneath the body section, it just places it underneath the header?And why does the border not go past the header?Probably something stupid like forgetting to put an end div in, but i've gone through it and can't see anything!My CSS sheet is here: www.dzirefm.co.uk/freq/screen.cssHelp appreciated. :)

  4. http://www.dziremedia.co.uk/test/tv.htmlIm tryring to make a player for a WMP stream...I want it like below:www.dziremedia.co.uk/test/playa.PNGHowever on IE its on the left of the page, and the WMP audio bit is halfway in the box.On firefox it looks fine, but the video bit stretches over the top of the player no matter what size you set it to?Any help appreciated!
  5. ok joomla must come with some default themes right???PM me one of them so I can see what elements they use, etc.Tell me the details of what you want it to look like (webapges you like are good too), colors, etc.I enjoy making thems/templates...it is probably my fav part of web design.I'd be happy to do it for you.

    Really mate? Id appreciate that.. Obviously i'd sort you out with something..I will install it tonight/tommorow and have a little play and get back to you..Do you have MSN?sniperz@Dzirefm.co.uk is my MSN/EmailThanks
  6. I've just discovered Joomla and im intending to use that as a content management system, and just get a designer to build a custom theme.Anyone had experience with it before?Also, would many designers be willing to do a custom theme as its not the "everyday site" sort of thing..Hmm, cheers for any replies/response. :)

  7. I'm looking for someone to design me a website, also with a backend system so I can add/update pages and content.I know a little html and CSS and I probably could attempt something but I just don't have the time, and it is something which needs doing properly.No content would have to be entered - I could do all that as long as the backend system works fine.It will be for an online radio station, so I would like to be able to add things such as recorded sets, videos, artist interviews etc.I've had a look on the net for a few sites which would be similar to what I want and i've found the following:www.urbantingz.com - However i'm not sure if that is sort of "one big forum" as it looks kind of that way...Also how much would I be looking to pay? I have my own domain, webspace etc, just need the design and backend system.Hmmm, any advice/suggestions appreciated.

  8. Hi and welcome to the forums.  I'm not quite and expert on CSS, although I know my share, but I think what you describe is not going to be easy with frames.  However, if you used and <iframe> and on any page that gets called into the <iframe> you would set a fixed background image of the part that outlined image.  this way, when the <iframe>page loads, it fills in the blank - for a lck of better terms.
    Yeah I was thinking about going about it this way, would this be easier than the whole css thing?
  9. Hi, i'd like to say a big well done to everyone at W3Schools to start with, i've been lurking on here for a while but only just registered.Anyway, heres my problem.I've got the image below (trying to make own site), and i'm wanting to insert some frames in so I can scroll and view content in the box marked. I also want it so that when you scroll, the image dosen't move, and neither does the part of the image in the frames (if that makes sense!)bghome9pc.th.jpgAny feedback appreciated.Thanks.

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