I'm willing to pay more for a mac due to the amazing integration between the hardware/software, especially in the operating system. People that use macs understand that they won't be able to replace...
Do you quit out of programs, or just leave them running? What OS are you using? If you upgraded to OSX Tiger, you might need more ram. I'm serious, OSX in general is a total ram hog, I noticed...
I have a decently old computer (around 6 years old) and recently my hard drive just fills up with no real files in it. I'll reformat and reinstall and then a few weeks later it will pop...
Also on that note, once you become proficient at hand-coding, making HTML pages (simple ones) becomes quite easy and could rival that of dreamweaver/frontpage in speed of completion, let alone the...
I'm not sure if it is the intended look or not, but in Firefox everything seems off. The font is also really hard to read since it's so small. On the more technical side your pages do not validate....
It's just telling the browser to not display a background-color, so although you are using the background-color declaration, you aren't fullfilling its requirements since transparency isn't a color.
I understand that you really want to use the <h1> tag, but I agree with NogDog/Dave that an <em> or <strong> tag would be the best option for this situation; you use less CSS and if CSS is disabled...
You have many, many CSS statements, and I don't really feel like going through them to see what the problem is, but my guess is you need to add clear: both; to your footer CSS. For most situations...
I don't even bother testing on Mac IE 5.2; Apple and Microsoft stopped supporting it. Anyways, yeah, that's the only thing you need to say (border: 0;)
If your text-indents look alright in Firefox/Mozilla, but do not look alright in Internet Explorer, then a way to change that is using the * html hack in order to get IE to display a smaller size (or...
As you can see, CSS is definately the best way to go with this. It may seem like a lot of work, but I think the frustration of this problem you're having alone is worth converting it over. You've...
Is there a reason you are using a table for the design, when CSS would make it much easier? You could make one large image to account for the border on both sides, and have that tile vertically. ...
If I may ask, I'm looking at the home page, and then a forum index, and they both use the same ads; Why did you need to move the page around to do so? Just curious.
