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Use cgi/perl script or server side scripting (ASP, PHP or ColdFusion) or the other option is to go with a free form processor. Google free form processor and you'll find one.

Hey Thanks a lot calvin182! :)I like your site. It's original with those cut out paper edges and I like the colors you chose.

Should be JavaScript.

Ah I see well that makes sense then lolSince when do you know html?You have any other sites?

Site Name: Clarence-Rockland LightningSite Description: Site created for girls hockey league using PHP and MySQLSite Owner/Developer: hockey league/meSite Address: http://www.clarencerocklandlightning.caExtra Comments: You might not like the cursor that I changed into a lightning but that was a request of the league... Not my call lol. Basically the admin is able to login and modify the whole content of the site. Isn't it amazing? :)Oh and BTW, there is Shanya Twain intro on it so you might want to turn off your sound of cover your ears

Hey thx guys I appreciate your comments!Jonas, I admit it can appear dark on some monitors. When I view it at work it's so dark I can't see the planet in the background lol. Ben3001, I tried to view yours at work earlier but I can't view Flash at work, the browser blocks it. I see it now that I'm home! Nice work. You know those figures beside your site name in your banner. That kinda looks like a dance move lol

what do you think of mine? the design i mean?

ahahah! Nice Ipod Jonas

nice sites guys!

font-family: arial, verdana, 'trebuchet ms';font-weight: bold;font-style: italic;border-bottom: 1px solid black;...

make it a 1 liner. p { font-size: 150%; color: red; } Look through the css tutorial and you'll find more properties to modify.

You got it!

Not that I know of...Sorry.

What if you simply create a link that links to the wmv file?This should start the movie on click.

Try doing this without using percentage for your values.

I've done sites with centered align in tables like you did and it was centered in IE, FF, NN... I don't understand why it wouldn't. Maybe try with css.Remove align="center" add style="text-align:center;"

To remove the default blue border around your images there's 2 ways:1) Add the border attribute with a value of 0 in your image tag. Example: <img src="image.jpg" border="0" />2a) Add image style to your page. This will remove the borders of all the images where you have this style added on your page. If this is added in a css document then all the images in your site won't have a border. Example: <style type="text/css"> img { border: 0; } </style> <img src="image.jpg" />2b) If you want to remove the border of only 1 specific image, you'll need to add a class attribute to your image. Every image with this class will have their borders removed. Example: <style type="text/css"> .noborder { border: 0; } </style> <img src="image.jpg" class="noborder" />Hope this helps!

The only reason I would use a definition list is for well definition list! So for my navigation I use unordered lists, I'm used to them and it's easy to work with. Never did any navigation with a definition list. I don't think you can have bullets with a definition list the easy way but still doable.my recommendation: ul are for navs and dl are for definitions.

Did you upload the images? if yes, maybe the path is incorrect for your images.

That's not done with HTML/XHTML more like Javascript or a server scripting language.

That's what I thought! Glad I could help

That's how I normally code CSS but I don't think that would make any difference.I noticed another error. A comment in CSS is /* this is a comment *//* = starts comment*/ = ends commentThey can be multiple lines.I'm not sure if that's what you wanted to do here: -->'<--BODY { background color: white } but add those ; for sure.

You still need to add them everywhere else. After every property.Example A:visited { color: 033567; font-size: 95%-->;<--- }

Was it a race? hehe

forgot ; after your colors and font-family.why is this a voting topic?