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Try typing the full path to the pages out for the links. ex:
http://www.nonsololanternevolanti.it/lanterne_volanti.html

Also I just noticed that the old page is in a sub folder called "it" could...

This belongs in the Javascript forum. With that being said take a look at this and see if it helps.

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_form_validation.asp

I know when I first started learning myself that I had issues with IE rendering my page differently than firefox. The reason as stated above is improper code. Validate it and it will make a huge...

I can take a look at it. To make an image clickable though all you need is


<a href="http://www.whatever.com"><img src="link/to image.jpg"></a>


That is the basics of it. I advise not using...

Yeah HTML and CSS are the ground work for any website. You must know these in order to go anywhere with webdesign. They may be used less in the future if you decide to start using more php and mysql...

To be honest there were alot of issues going on at once. As I pointed out in the email. The main reason It works now is because I made the css an external sheet and properly linked to the background...

Alright sent them back to you. It is working now.

Yeah Hand coding has always been the best way. I can't stand when people come out of college using WYSIWYG editors and get the jobs while people who can hand code are looked over because it takes...

Send me the files so that I can clean up the code and take a look at all of the source. Send them as a zip to PBSWebDesign@gmail.com Thanks

you should be doing
<img id="whatever" src="path/to/image.jpg" alt="Alternative text" />
You should not be using html or css to resize the image. It will not really reduce the size of the file...

Well if you are just wanting a background on just the p element then in css do
p {
background: url(path/to/image.jpg);
}

The way you based your question above was that you wanted to only change the backgrounds of the links which is easy to do. But now you are saying you want to change the entire background of the p...

For what reason? Html and CSS dont provide a way to change the background of an element like that on hover. You need javascript for that. Only links that get hovered over can have the styles changed...

WEll links arent controlled by the p tag at all. You need to be using a:link a:hover a:visited and a:active. Those are what you are going to define in your css to style links. not p:link there is no...

Joomla is still a better CMS than WP IMHO. WP is first and for most a blogging tool with the ability to have CMS capabilities. Joomla comes out right off the bat as a CMS with blogging abilities...

Honestly it looks to me like one of those scam sites the way its layed out. If I seen this on the internet just browsing I would not trust the site let alone buy anything from it. I guess because...

I would definitely say PHP hands down. The frameworks and the job openings for it are insane. I have been browsing jobs for developers and all I ever see is php developer and very rarely will i see...

Anytime!

A div is a block level element. The height attribute does apply.

Also why are you referencing JavaScript page inside of CSS? That link has nothing to do with css and shouldn't be used as a...

In order for this to work the wrapper itself needs to have a set height. Not in percentages but in px's. So set it to something like 800 and then you can use the min-height: property to get the...

body {
background: url(path/to/image.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
-webkit-background-size: cover;
-moz-background-size: cover;
-o-background-size: cover;
background-size: cover;
}...

Well Dreamweaver isnt going to solve any problems for you. You need to learn how to do it by hand before you start using frameworks and other things. Anyone who strictly uses Dreamweaver design view...

Also since you didn't link to an external sheet to view these files from what I can see in the page source it is still possible to open and view the css file that you link into the header section of...

Ah but see this is where you are wrong my good sir. Here is a direct link to your photos :)
http://www.wyc3.com/webpics/N2Bdisc.JPG
http://www.wyc3.com/webpics/guitar-wood02.JPG

What source of...