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Well there's two points of views on the search engines.1) I need to find something.2) I need to get visitors.For "1" I always use google advance search, if you know what to search for you can find basicly EVERYTHING.For "2" however although google is still the best, getting your site on yahoo, MSN, Altavista etc. Are also of great importance, not only will they bring a few visitors too (compared to google) but they'll also increase your pagerank, and hence you'll find yourself higher on google. Getting on page 1 of google isn't luck, it's an art.

Well I guess I'm the webmaster...I find myself pretty well experienced both in graphics design (photoshop) and coding (PHP, HTML, CSS) I'm not wiz at either of them, but I guess that's what you get for learning both of them. Then again, I went in-dept on Search Engine Optimizing.

PNG images can exceed the 256 limit of the GIF image. So using a PNG image instead but give both lower file size (most likely) and a better image transparency, no matter what background colour it's used on.

When creating animations one has to remember that gif images only support 256 colours, hence using tools such as gradiant with a wide spread in colours would give a low quality due to a very rought transition. Try reusing as many colours as possible and keep them limited. Also transparency in gif images seems to screw up. If only you could have a .png animation =/

Hey, I'm assuming you want a code to break out of frames incase someone opens your website inside a frame on his webside.

You can use the following code to break out of frames:

<script Language='JavaScript'> <!-- if (parent.frames.length==0) parent.location.href="Redirect to?" --> </SCRIPT>

Notice the "Redirect to?" though, you have to replace with with the name of the file, like index.php

Hope it helps!