~Shinta

I think you should start using paragraph tags if you write in paragraphs on your site. Breaks are breaks, paragraphs are paragraphs. They have a different semantic.

Or really fast aging.

Don't worry Eric, if they jump on you, I'll protect you. By the power of Open Source!

Scrollbar colors are irritating.

The problem is htaccess is Linux and Apache only. Windows Server Fools will be left out.

What was wrong with my signature then?

Isn't ECMAScript the same as Javascript only Standardized by ECMA?

I can't wait to learn Cold Fusion! This now sounds interesting!

I don't know alot about http secure, but I know you enable it through server configuration, not client side scripting.

Just memorize tags. I have every xhtml tag, every css property, and a fair number of php objects memorized.

I think that you can disable some tags, like script, style or embed.

Post your site when you are done.

But making one yourself is so much more fuffilling. Try learning PHP.

You can't do it with HTML and CSS alone. You need PHP.

I suggest starting out on a good freehost and then moving up to a good paid host. I suggest you first learn XML, then XHTML, CSS, and Javascript. Then you will be ready enough to make a perfect website.

These kinds of posts always remain a mystery...

Websites don't need to look artistic and stuff. If you make it neat and stuff it is just as good.

Learn to type.

HTML doesn't display or format data. It is meant for structure of data.

Try if-IE tags.

I think you are having code issues. hr is a horizontal rule, not a span. Just change your HTML to <span style="position:relative;background-image:url(images/hr.gif);width:611px;height:1px;"><h3>Introduction</h3></span>

Umm... HTML does DO things. It defines Data. It can't add x+y but it can tell you that they are variables. It can't explain what you are defining but it can tell you that something is a definition. It isn't moving mountains but it is still doing something.

Ok, so then what is your problem then?

I remember building websites before CSS was added to browsers, and it wasn't pretty :)And about the "<br>" annoyment you seem to have, it's just 1 extra key stroke to make it <br />.  The > and / keys are right next to each other on the keyboard.By the way, your site has 10 errors on it @ ~Shinta, correct use of XHTML 1.1 isn't supported by IE6, so I'd stick with XHTML 1.0 Strict if I was you :(Correct use of XHTML 1.1 requires that you send the document as application/xhtml+xml and IE6 only supports text/htmlHopefully IE7 will support application/xhtml+xml, I'm not sure as it's not publicly released yet and I don't have a Beta copy to test on.

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People are making this too complicated. You need to know HTML and CSS, and if you want to make things hard, Javascript. There is an article on A List Apart about them here: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/hybridJust edit the CSS a bit to make it vertical.