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I have attempted to add the "include function" to the site, but I am getting a php error. For some reason it will not point to the item correctly, and it throws the entire rest of the page out of wack! I am now using the test page of http://www.faithcity.org/test2.html. Any idea what could make this not function properly? Actually, after some research it appears that my editor will not allow php. Is there a .html function that will do the same thing?

I am having difficulty setting the proper boundaries on my test page: http://www.faithcity.org/test2.html. As you can see if you are viewing on 1024x768 that the text remains within the colored body. However, when viewing the site under different settings the test does not remain in the colored body. I know that I am simply overlooking something, but cannot find it. Any suggestions?

I have thought about that, but I would prefer not to use a button. I would just like to be able to create a link on top of an image. Case-in-point what you see at the bottom of this page: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Is it possible to have a linked font over an image (not being a background image)? If so, how do I accomplish that?

I am attempting to create style sheets in order to make editing easier. I have created one style sheet that has the basics for my horizontal menu. However I would like to create another that will have the links for the menu. My first menu works because it is all css formatted. However, the portion I want to use that has the "link details" is in .html. Can this be put into a style sheet, and if so how do I create that? The website can be viewed at http://www.faithcity.org/test2.html

If you don't mind, after using a new form I am running into a few new problems: 1) I cannot get the font color to change. 2) I cannot figure how to get the menu to fit inside the gray bar. 3) I would like the page to fit in the center of the page no matter what resolution I am viewing. Any suggestions? I am using a new test site: http://www.faithcity.org/test2.html.

I have made some adjustments, but it is still not completely correcting the problem. When viewing in the 800x600 I have to scroll to the right, but I cannot figure out how to eliminate that, and keep the rest of the site looking accurate.

I am creating a website for an outreach service. I am running into a reoccuring problem. I can get everything to center correctly while I am viewing it under 1024x768. When I view it under 800x600 the menu itself pulls to the right. If I take away the absolute value it puts the menu on the left margin. You can view the source by going to this website: http://www.faithcity.org/test.html. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I am running into a HUGE problem creating a website. When viewing the site on 800x600 it views in the center of the page. When viewing the site on 1024x768 it views on the left side of the page. How do I make the page always appear in the middle?I have seen many sites set up that will adjust accordingly, but I cannot figure it out. If you want to view my source you can do so by going to the website: http://www.faithcity.org/test.html. Notice from jlhaslip: Moving to the html Topic