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Yes there is a premium level with a certain fee/month but the regular level is just fine for me. I've been on the site for a couple years and it's great.

Your close. This won't work:{background-image: url('parishmaglogo.gif');background-repeat: no-repeat;background-position: left top;} because you don't have any identifier. On your html page add a div.<div id="header"></div>then in your css add your style#header {background-image: url('parishmaglogo.gif');background-repeat: no-repeat;background-position: left top;height: 100px;width: 100px;} You'll need a height and width since you have nothing in the div and div will collapse when there is nothing inside (background image doesn't count as content). So set the height and width to whatever your image is.

Templates can be created with any image editing software. I use Photoshop CS 2. I'm used to PS so it's pretty easy. They can be hard to learn at first. You can always try to create a text based template for starters.

if you mean the corner of the body then you'll have to remove the default margins with css.body { margin: 0; }

I already had in mind having a printer friendly version but thanks for reminding me.

Maybe something that has to do with the mercedes logo... Pretty obvious I guess

I'll get it running soon enough. Got a good/cheap host for php/mysql sites?

I'm almost done with the design. I've added a breadcrumb underneath the navigation, England and France flags for English and French language and added xhtml and css valid images on the right of the footer navigation.It's xhtml 1.0 strict. Compatible with IE 7 and FF 2.0, I haven't tested in any other browsers yet. I'm probably going to add a hover effect over the 3 navigation buttons.I think my template is almost complete. Any ideas of what I could add to it to make it even better? I'm open to just about anything. Maybe some kind of functionality with JS or PHP... I'm still not sure about the welcome text, unless I make it an image with more art in it.

Doesn't phpbb already have tutorials about their product? They have a support forum and such... If you stick to the panels that they created for you, there's nothing complicated about it.

no marquee is straight line. A javascript marquee could probably do that... Check google or dynamicdrive.com

I think this should go in the suggestions category.

aspnetguy: Works nicely! Thanks.

I don't usually use hacks, actually I never do. But this situation seems to require them or some other kind of way to act differently depending on the browser.The problem with conditional comments are that someone will need to update these statements upon new/update browser release.The problem is the display property in a table is pretty complex with IE and FF. FF works perfect with table and table-row but IE works well with anything but that.

Not all topics have to be related to web development in the general category. Some people know C here.

show me your input button.I tried to do it and it doesn't work in both FF and IE. Your id should not be 2 words. Try renaming it to local_button.

Is there a way to have the underscore of mozilla hacks work in javascript.Example:document.getElementById('extraRow_' + i).style._display = 'table-row';This code doesn't seem to work. Is there any way to do this? It needs to be dynamic that's why I need JS. I change the display to none or table-row when it's FF when a certain option is selected in the form.

Create your own in javascript. It will be functional for everyone that has JS enabled.http://rumkin.com/tools/marquee/

This should help you.http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/#wrapping5.2. Force Wrapping: the 'word-wrap' property

These google ads you speak of have a lot of limitations to the amount of customizations that can be done to them. I don't think you can have any transparent backgrounds or background images.

How about doing this: div#local button { width: 200px; height: 100px; } Make sure the width is perfect so the text is on 2 lines and the height is just in case the height is not good enough by default.

create a variable for your class name and set it in each row. Then with php change the variable value depending on the row.

I don't wanna be rude or anything but I think you should create your own topic instead of hijacking one from someone else.I'm unable to view your site in firefox and IE 7. I only see the right nav.

I think that could be confusing for regular users. I think I'll stick with the down arrow for the section the user is in and I'll add a breadcrumb to precise exactly on what page their on.

Where he is, look at the small arrow on the home button. That shows where you are. I could add a breadcrumb (You are here: Home).

Here's another update.I think the circle works better since my logo, the V sign, is in a circle.I'm not sure if I should have the welcome text. It doesn't really fit in and same goes for the new additions text.