TheGallery

Hello guys, i am very beginner in JS and the DOM (i suspect i require knowledge of it to do what i want). Anyway, i am using an open source lightbox-like script to pop out images and display them in a sequence. I want to modify that and add some additional information to the popout window. I want it much like facebook galleries, where you have the image displayed on the left and the information on the right. (there is an image attached).The script i am using creates the new elements required using JavaScript and i am wondering if i have to add additional JS code for the rest of the information

You have to add your website to the search engines. Search google for "List website on SEARCHENGINE" (where SEARCHENGINE is google, yahoo, bing etc). You'll find the locations where you can add your website there.

Some hosting CPanels come with online file managers that allows you to access the server like you would with FTP and you can also edit your files. I guess you could use one of those.

For the same reason they are using the same log in details in every website. They don't care about privacy.

Just realized that. Thanks.

Why is that? Because he is not checking what kind of file is uploaded?

I think all you have to do is open the default SMTP port (which is 25) in order to work. At least that's the error i am getting when trying to send emails from my localserver.

Which one do you want on top of the other?

Use the z-index property

In order to start making money from ads you have to have a lot of visitors. I used adsense once and i only managed to earn 15 euros within 2 months with an average of 100 visitors(not unique) per day.

For comments you'll have to refer to facebook API, here is the link for more information: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/ About your second question, it depends on your skills. You'll need a server-side language, and a database.

I thought of that myself but since he is using the image as a background, wouldn't the image change dimensions depending on the user monitor? With the link element having a fixed size & dimensions that would be problematic right?

Your inline style here <li style="width:300px; height:135px; padding:0px ;border: none;"><a href="#" ><img src="images/logo1.png"> </a></li> overrides the height you specified in the rest of the CSS code, change height to 110px

You can export the data from your MySQL table but you'll have to change your file extension to .php (like portfolio.php)