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Please see attached screen shot. I need to code/mark-up an HTML email template so that a narrow left hand column has a logo at the top and the bottom when a wider column has variable height due to the amount of content. I have tried with valign="top" and "bottom" on various td's and table's but...

I'm going to try to persuade the client to go with Actor.

Thanks everyone, I'm going to try to persuade the client to use another font.

Hello, I've been asked by a client to have the text on their website in Calibri. I wonder if anyone has had to do this before. The client wants the site to have Calibri on iPads and iPads don't come with Calibri. If you go on the Microsoft site...

I would start submitting high quality articles to high PR design blogs to get more links back, Colin. Yes, you are on the right track.

Thanks, Sunburn, I'd already tried WTF but it didn't come up with much. I've never had much luck with WTF. As it turned out the client was happy with Trebuchet – sometimes being close is OK. :)

Thank you, Glen, I went for Trebuchet before I saw your answer. But I appreciate the input! :)

I've just been asked by a good new client if I've had any experience designing TCPs as they need one doing in the next few weeks. I would love to say yes but I've no idea what a TCP is. Here is the email: I was wondering if you have experience creating TCPs? If so could you quote me how...

2 weeks design work (print and web) for London agency starting 25th July next week, if anyone's interested? Contact me

Hi, Is there anyway/filter to recreate something similar to the Spalding or Everlast logos in Illustrator? Welcome - Spalding Everlast: Greatness Is Within.

This is OK now :)

Hi, IE 8 is OK. I didn't create this website. The problem is the navbar which is #main-menu and is float: right; - it seems to push everything out in IE7 Opera, Wedding singer for hire, function or corporate event - I would appreciate anyone's help.

Thanks Sunburn, "typical solutions to z-index issues in IE and specifically ie7 rely on the parent container of the z-index'ed element having an higher z-index value then the child it contains" - I'll remember that. Thanks for further clarification, Harry.

Wow, yeah - 5 seconds ago! I applied z-index:1000 to the header div that contained the dropdown menu. Thank you so much for looking into this for me. I'd tried everything on the smaller elements and the fix came on the larger containing div. Thanks, Sunburn.