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I'll try that. Yes I want to select the entire layer. I want to get the shape and location of that layer transfered to another layer.I'll explain. I have a very nice image of space with planets and stuff. I want to take a square with rounded corners that's 600px wide and something like 300px high. I then want to blur that section and it will serve as my content background. I'm not even sure if that's the best way to do it.If you have better ideas to achieve this result, I'm open to suggestions.

I upgraded to PS CS 2 and I used to work with PS 7 and CS. There was a feature where if I had a layer select and I control clicked on it, I could see the marquee around the layer. In CS2 it doesn't do it. How can I do this?EDIT: Am I not clear enough?

Only problem is their royal free pics are only for 30 days...and I didn't see any prices unless I logged in. What kind of price do they have?

I agree. They look pretty nice and cheap. I don't need 5000x5000px pics I just need something that will look nice on a website and some images can be hard to find online.Thanks for the links Little Goat

Those are crazy prices! All I need is high-res or maybe just medium-res images for use on some websites. For example if I do a website for a hosting company well I'd like nice pics of maybe computer towers, people working, nice icons, bullets....I know lots of paying sites for images but they have comparable prices to what you quoted. It's just an image!!! Why so high? They'll sell that pic to hundreds of users anyway.I guess google is the answer...EDIT: Most of the royalty free images I found were 30 days and the quality was low and the image were small

validate here http://validator.w3.org/

Is there anywhere I could find some free high resolution images about anything? I know you could always go on those paying sites where they have thousands if not millions of images for website use.

It works! Thanks :)Would you include this in all your sites?

I'm BBBBBBBBBBlllllllind!!!seriously I don't see it. Where exactly is it on that page? So this means I can do td:hover and it'll work on the whole td right?

Nope. I didn't even see that anywhere...

I just tested this and it doesn't seem to work...I wanted to test the hover on a td just to see if it worked.Here is my css: IE7 { css2: auto; }td:hover { background: red; } HTML: <table width="100%"><tr> <td>hello</td></tr></table> Nothing happens...

So it is resolved!I was installing PHP 5 manually but followed all the steps and still didn't work. I installed PHP 5 with the windows installer and added the mysql extension and everything works.

My pleisure

Damn I'm confused I meant to say Chandu is seeing aspnetguys everywhere... sorry lol

This is a lot better! I love that gradient.

WOW! I'm crazy! I'm seeing aspnetguys everywhere!!!

You could have your first box floated left and then your box2 have a margin left of a bit more than the size of your box1.

Issue resolved with relative positionning :)Thanks

OK but in this case it seems like just floating the left nav on the left causes issues with the content area which is completely separate from the left nav. Other issue is the right banner that isn't at the same location in different browsers but there isn't any other way of doing this, I can't float. Isn't relative kinda like absolute?I'll try relative tonight probably.

Come on anyone know any solution to absolute positioning with css?

you have to replace all < with > and > by < so the browser won't parse them.<hr> = >hr<

OK so I uninstalled my PHP version and installed the PHP 5.1.4 manually but when I view php pages I get a pop up to download the file...

I've been helping someone with his site which is http://www.ottawasubaru.com/test/index_e.php. It's going pretty well except we have 2 issues.First of all he has a phpbb forum. His site outside of the forum was completely static. I recommend to have php pages since it's supported with his hoster and would just save time. He accepted and I modified a php script to get the content of his pages in a certain post on his board that only the admin has access. Basically, there is a post in his phpbb forum for his index page, members page, membership page and so on. It's kinda restrictive but anyway it's working.Now my issues. I did the site design with divs and was working great. He then added a table in his post for structure and in IE 6 I get a large spacing above his table (200-300px) but it doesn't show in IE 7 or firefox. I don't understand why... His code seems fine. On the membership page, the following lines are not showing after loading the page. They only show once highlighted or scrolling. very weird. Also if you move another window in front the that empty space you will see somekind of gray color. I was able to narrow it down to the left navigation. If I completely remove the left navigation, the spacing is gone in the content area. I believe it's the float: left property that causes this. I then tried absolute positioning the left nav, in IE it was great but in firefox it had a difference of about 20px. Other issue is the right banner, which I scripted a random rotating banner. It's the positioning that's the issue. I positioned it absolutely. It's great in IE but in Firefox it's lower. Any solution to this? I tried float right and it was too low.Thanks for the help :)Edit: I guess it's all about the absolute positioning. If I solve that problem I'm fine. I searched on google for solutions to this problem but couldn't find much. What I found out is that absolute position in IE counts the padding of surrounding objects (divs, images... ) and Firefox and others don't. Anyway if you go any ideas let me know.

I like your top navigation. I think the name links should be underlined or another color so we know the names are links. I didn't even know, I thought it was just text until I hovered over them to make sure. Like aspnetguy said it is kinda boring...I would add somekind of gradient or image in the right navigation. Something also needs to be done for your content area. Change font, maybe add somekind of light background image. Blue headers...You're almost there

New font looks nice. How about making the navigation and home header stand out? Maybe the background color could be the same color as the borders and the text could be white or something. Maybe a nice vertical gradient.