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It's showing because the page is being processed before the js kicks in to hide the logo. You could add this via JS instead of having it in the markup. $('#smalllogo').css('opacity', '0'); $('<a href="#"><img src="images/logosmall.png" width="282" height="65"...

Looks like a light version of Dax to me Russ - will check and email you

Here's an example. Hopefully pretty self explanitory. First include the jQuery libary - then put your code within script tags (or referenced as an external js file). The wrapper prevents any conflicts with other js you may be using against jQuery's dollar function. Document ready wrap makes...

If anyone's worried about upgrading with Adobe CS3 installed there's a post here: OS X Lion – Adobe CS 3 - Marks Development Server you'll hopefully find useful. On the whole things seem to work fine with the exception of illustrator and indesign crashing when you try to print.

The image has alt text so this is not really relevant. It's still accessible - it enlarges clearly and I doubt there'd be many, if any users to the site that would have issues reading it. The site uses sIFR as when it was built a couple of years ago @font-face wasn't widely used and sIFR also...

img { max-height:100%; width:auto; } Should work I think..

I'd go as small as you can possibly work on - the main idea of a laptop is to be portable - I have a 13 inch MBP - I take it to London most days for work and connect to a 20 inch monitor, when working at home use a 20inch monitor also - sometimes work on the train, sometimes work elsewhere on my...

If you make it a PDF and have acrobat professional you can export from there as a rich text document... might do the trick.

W3Schools can be an unreliable place to learn as some of their information is incorrect. As a next step from html / css jQuery is a great option - it's a javascript libary that allows you to use CSS selectors to target elements on the page and is pretty easy to get the jist off once you know...

Toilet paper? - that's not cool people will be wiping their arse with your logo. You don't want that. I think most of that would just annoy people rather than get you business to be honest Dave 'any publicity is good publicity' - doesn't really work for business - at least ours.

Please don't take my comments with any offense - whilst they may sound slightly harsh - they are intended as constructive criticism to help - we all started somewhere. Regarding images as text - if you put the paragraphs in containers (divs) width set widths the text will wrap inside these -...

OOOFFFFTTT - Nav worked ok for me in firefox but as you say VERY slowly - maybe the flash file taking up too much memory based on what Geoff said - not checked the file size myself. You've also committed a design cardinal sin by stretching the imagery within it. (and the text). Didn't get as...

Second Geoff - most likely wmode : 'transparent' and/or z-index values.

My fonts also now offer a web service (@font-face based) which also supplies Futura - I recently used this for a site and have been impressed - worth checking out - futura MyFonts

just Do it in your CSS! .container img { padding:10px; border:1px solid #333; } or just wordpress's css classes img.alignleft, img.alignright { ... }