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The simplest way is to just google/bing/whatever for the proper html to put the banner into your site. Using Dreamweaver is simple and easy, but putting a flash movie in a site with using Dreamweaver is horrendous on the code side-a TON of extra crap code you don't need, id's …

I would just skip XHTML/HTML and go straigt to HTML5, everything is moving towards HTML5.

what kind of slideshow and what is the format of it? .swf .js etc. If its in a flash file, .swf, you just insert the movie into the body where you want it place and use the HTML/CSS to make sure its where you need/want it to be.

In all reality, if you pay a designer to "paint" your logo for you from a sketch, the copyright is still yours, however, they can, and likely will, take credit for the coloring, and any other work outside of your sketch. I know that I personally would take credit for …

[QUOTE=johnsteve.bravo;1470638]Simply use the following css body { background-attachment:fixed; background-image:url('folder-name/image-name.jpg'); background-repeat:no-repeat; }[/QUOTE] a little simpler to just do body{ background: image:url(folder/image) fixed no-repeat; } less is more.

In simple and short, yes, web design is a form of art. Not one to continue repeating whats already been said, because its all already been said. As for the One Click web page "creator", that requires intensive programming from someone else who knows atleast the basic concepts of creating …

Well, to start, styling wordpress is ALOT easier then it seems, right down to putting the header/footer/JS that YOU want into it. The trick to it, is that you have to open the PHP files, IN the wordpress ADMIN panel. When you open these up, header.php/footer.php, and I forget the …

In short, you use CSS to define your web page style. CSS=Cascading Style Sheet. In your CSS you define what ever <p>, <align>, <a href>, etc tag is, and that standardizes the look, without having to do all the in-line attributes. I.E. Instead of doing [code]<p><font family="georgia" size="2">[/code] for every …

Are you talking about the area thats under <begin editable area>???? I'm on a mac and using firefox, so everything looks like its working fine from here, but if its only IE your having the problem in you might try setting up an alignment and indent tags for your text …

If you are using CS4, its pretty easy, pull all the images into PS, on seperate layers, and open the ANIMATION panel. In the animation panel, you open up the set number of frames you want. Select the first frame, and turn off EVERY layer, leaving only the first image …

I have a flash site I'm building, the only problem I'm having is the carousel I have for it does not stay on the frame its supposed to be on. I.E. I click on the link to the carousel, and it pops up and works normally, however, if I click …

Alright, I've built this incredible carousel for a portfolio page in a flash website, using an external .XML file for the images;however, after countless hours scouring the web, I can't seem to find the code I need to put in the .XML file, so that clicking on the various pictures …

I'm a 27 male, married, with one son(1yr) and another due in july. OK, now that thats out there.... I'm currently a student of web and graphic design, I like to think I'm fairly proficient with HTML, and basic flash development(design side atleast, with basic stop/gotoandplay AS2). In my free …

The book I mostly use, is <Web Publishing with HTML and CSS> its by Sams Publishing. Usually has the answers to most of my HTML/CSS questions and has explanations and definitions for why you do things.