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Your code needs more semantics and formatting, and you should look more into unobstrusive Javascript, I'm just letting you know this as an information to help you make your code better. Now, include JQuery at the beginning of your code, or really wherever you want on the page <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js"></script> …

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Please correctly formulate your questions, format your code and we might be able to help you.

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onMouseOver for a mobile site is quiet useless, considering the user can just press a button, and not pass his mouse over it. However, if you wish to display more menu items when the user presses the button, then JQuery is the way to go.

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You miss semantics, formatting, and syntax. Css code -> in a separate file. Javascript -> in a separate file too, unobstrusive Javascript. Your PHP code is wrong, especially concerning the conditions syntax. Here: <?php if (isset($_POST[Submit11])) { $email=stripslashes($_POST[email]); $pword=stripslashes($_POST[pword]); $pw=md5($pword); if($email=="") { echo "Enter your Email.<br>"; } else if($pword=="") { …

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