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I think that there is some way you can use a font that is located on the same server (FTP/upload the font file to a folder of your site), but I do not remember exactly how you include it in your page. Best bet would be an image...Sorry I can't help and hope you get it working!

A google OS would be awesome...just because everything else from google is amazing...I really hope that a "google OS" comes about, soon too!

I never knew that the Evolt "browser archive" existed...thanks for the link!!

phpBB is definitely the most powerful of all the open source forums "program" out there right now. I use it on several sites...phpbb.com;

The only lead I can think of would be JavaScript, but it cannot take screenshots...so I am stuck on ideas. I'm no expert on Flash, but might you be able to do something with that? I just know that it is so widely used that upwards of 95% of computers already have a Flash plug-in installed.Sorry I can't help! Hope you get something working!!

Hi, I'm thinking (as they said above) that the only way to do that is with a client-side script. Maybe you should take a look at AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript And Xml)...there is a thread started in the Javascript forum.Hope you can figure something out!!

Hi, you can download the source code of PHP for use on a mac at http://php.net/. Then you can use the instructions found here: https://developer.apple.com/safari/ to install it on your system. I'm not a mac guy or anything; I just googled it (that should be your first choice for finding help ) Hope you get everything working!!

Your site looks pretty good to me!! Keep up the good work!

PHP is, in my opinion, way way better than ASP. I started out using ASP, but quickly switched to PHP. PHP has much better documentation and has stricter syntax, which is easier to avoid errors.Go PHP!!

I already knew about Serendipity, but not FireBlog. It looks pretty good! Thanks for the link!!

You cannot create any dynamic menus using PHP because it executes on the server, not at the client. JavaScript executes on the client-side, so much more dynamicity is available. A few people have figured out how to create multi-level "pop-out" menus using CSS, and if you want to find that, just google it!Sorry that you can't use PHP for your menus...

Very true, but that is also what makes it so powerful, especially since the page that features AJAX does not have to be reloaded--it just sends a "background request" for the new content! Simple in concept, yet complex in application...

I was about to say...why use the excess <span> tags when you can use <label> tags, and besides, using <label> tags makes your script more geared toward semantic markup...

That is awesome!! I really like the RSS features; it makes it very easy and quick for me to check up on the latest news...Thanks for the link!!

I am not aware of a specific database abstraction layer, but you could create one yourself...just use the various PHP-database communication functions (find them at http://php.net/ then go to "Documentation). I personally always use MySQL because it is great, can hold lots and lots of data, and very stable.Hope something here helps!!

First of all, thanks for the link (although it is just the simple, wonderful Wikipedia). Anyway, Google seems to be leading the charge with large-scale AJAX implementations. Not only is Gmail designed using AJAX, but Google Maps and Google Suggest are also top-notch AJAX applications. AJAX is wonderful (yet complicated), isn't it??

That's really cool!! I find it interesting that every time you refresh the page while using the same "logo," the color changes over the various letters...Thanks for the great link!!

It looks like your code is valid and should work. On what kind of server are you running this script? (i.e., Linux, Windows, et cetera) You may simply have a permissions problem that either you or the server administrator needs to change. That's all of which I can think!Hope this helps!!

Looks pretty good! The buttons might be a tad bit flashy (i.e., the "apply" links), and you have a break in your side borders (I think that was mentioned above). Also, just curious, have you thought about moving up to XHTML??

Firefox all the way!! It's the best browser I have used to date. The tabbed browsing, download manager, and great standards-compliant features make this my personal favorite browser. And now from a website designer's perspective, Internet Explorer (all versions) is just a pain to deal with, especially CSS...

I agree with sangdukseo. Deleting or hiding a banner is a very very big mistake. You will likely lose your hosting very quickly... Switch to Xisto...or...if you are looking for something else, check out: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ (which is actually how I found Xisto, and everything is great here!)

There is no way, to my knowlege, that a user can change to an alternate stylesheet using pure HTML. For the javascript approach, use Tyssen's approach. I also think that some browsers allow the user to change stylesheets and even add personal ones, but I have yet to come across one (that has a resonable user-base) that lets me do that.

I personally think that you need something to tie everything together. It seems as if you just have several "floating blocks" that have no relation to each other. Otherwise your site's content looks like it is functional. Just spruce up the design some. If you're stuck on ideas, check out: http://www.cssbeauty.com/ and http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Those two sites are great for showing off general, good, web standards-conforming sites that are also well-designed.Hope something helps and nothing really hurts, just trying to give constructive criticism!!

My view is that so many people use AOL because AOL markets their product very well, so all these people do not know that anything else exists. Even AOL broadband is terrible; I know several people who have tons of random disconnections using AOL (broadband or otherwise) while I, who use SBC Yahoo! DSL, am rarely disconnected, and if I am, it is likely to be due to a power outage or my own wireless networking equipment. I used AOL for many years because it was the cheapest, but now SBC has increased DSL speed while making it cheaper at the same time, so I firmly believe that everyone should say goodbye to AOL for good!Does anybody else agree with me??

Thanks for the link!!There are some really good ideas there that just might help my sites...Thanks again!