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yeah..good inbound links from relevant sites help your search engine ranking. A good searchable site as well, like justsomeguy says, dont put keywords in images. Search robots only read text. <h1> tags carry more importance than <p> tags.It takes alot of effort and time to get to number 1 on google for the search terms. If you cheat the search engines, then you will get banned from them. Hence it takes time and alot of effort, but its worth it in the end when you see more and more visitors to your site.

i never said what i changed it to would solve it, i just changed it so it was correctly written :)

you've missed out a ';' on the end of your css lines. I've also been told/read that, fonts shouldn't have the " around them. It should read like this: <style type="text/css">h3 {font-family: Edwardian Script ITC;} //Here is the problem, it just shows the default fontp {font-family: Edwardian Script ITC;}p.sansserif {font-family: sans-serif;}</style>

not that i'm aware of.you'll probably get around this by using a mixture of classes and id's.without knowing what things you're trying to style, then, i cant be much more of help in an exact way to what you're trying to achieve.

i've been told to code for firefox, then tweak for explorer, and that has always served me well.coding for explorer only will cause the other browsers to produce an ugly site, because of the horrible way explorer renders css, and ie6's lack of support of css2, let alone css3, whereas all other modern browsers render css2, not sure about css3 though.if your css is valid, then you're already half way there in making css that works well in all browsers. Just need some practise in coding for real browsers rather than explorer :)

is what i get with firefox

well..since xhtml is the way forward, its best to keep an xhtml doctype. Should be doing you more good than harrm as it teaches you to use correct markup.

i use smart ftphttp://www.smartftp.com/

thats by far the easiest and most common option people go for:)

i shouldn't worry too much about ie5..most people that use explorer uses ie6, or the new ie7. Sensible people use firefox or opera or netscape :)

if you're making a list of links using <ul> and <li> etc...then you only need to give the ul a class. Giving each <a> tag a class in the list is putting in too much code when you can do the same job with less.Have a look at this:css: ul{list-style:none;font-family:Arial, Verdana, Times New Roman;font-size:12px;padding-left:0px;}li a{color:#000000;}li a:hover{color:#0000FF;} html: <ul><li><a href="page1.htm">page 1</a></li><li><a href="page2.htm">page 2</a></li><li><a href="page3.htm">page 3</a></li><li><a href="page4.htm">page 4</a></li><li><a href="page5.htm">page 5</a></li><li><a href="page6.htm">page 6</a></li></ul>

depends what the database is...its usually a MySQL database, in which case you need php.Do you know any server side scripting at all? Whats the database for?And i suggest not using frontpage for web design. Most people here use notepad or dreamweaver.

the solution i linked to should work...unless you're using frames..??

its possible using div's and z-index.z-index numbers will tell the browser where to put that div layer, either above or below other layers.you cant have 2 backgrounds on the same pagehope that helps:)

is your png transparent?as explorer doesn't render transparant png's, it gives them a grey colour instead.every other browser that i know of displays png's properly:)

I agree with RMNthat code is a real mess.i suggest you scrap that code, and start again, but this time, use the tutorials here - http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp to help you learn how to use the tags properly.dont give up though...work hard at it, and you'll get the hang of it:)

simplehttp://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.aspthe anchor tag..scroll a bit down the page and you'll see about linking within documents:)

links, good incoming links from related sites.keywords splattered about your site like theres no tomorowa good searchable, well structered, valid site, bots read text and nothing else, h1 tags are placed highly, then h2, h3 etcthats about it:)

is this spam or what??and if it isn't, can someone translate it into english? :)

i'll point out that this is explorer only..so, wont work for the people who have seen the light and use the better browsers of firefox, opera etc

scrollbar changes??the only scrollbar changes i know of are to change the colour, and that only affects explorer as its microsoft only tags.is that you mean?without seeing your code, i cant nor anyone else will be able help any further..

i can see that :)start here http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.aspgo through the tutorials, and see if you can get a better understanding of html, then work on your tables:)

you'll be better off using div's and css positioning for a 3 coloumned layout, thats still fluid.do you know about div's and css??

have a look here - http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_hr.asp

you have a few things wrong with that codei'll start from the top and work my downstyle tags in the head - theres no style on the page, so why have them? I suggest you look up css on this site to utalise them properlyyou have a couple of un-closed table tags within a table..that is not needed.yoiur div tags aren't ended properly<div align="left" /Div>should be<div align="left">Some content </div>and all tags need to be lower case, so "Table" should be "table"i suggest you look at the tables page here http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp to learn how to use them properly:)