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Can you show us what you got?

Just cos you're president doesn't mean you automatically deserve respect. Look at Hitler, he was leader of NAZI Germany. Did he automatically deserve respect?

Opera is now totally free.

Why? After Hotmail, Yahoo's already the biggest spam magnet on the planet. The more people who use it, the worse it'll get. I'm not particularly excited about the changes as the only thing I use my Yahoo account for is to sign up to things I think there's a high likelihood I might get ancilliary spam from.

All Microsoft products produce disastrous HTML code and while Microsoft continues to flout standards, I wouldn't bet any of their future products will be any better.

Vote Techo Party.

Sorry for double posting but you can't be expected to remember every time that if you type b ), that it's gonna turn it into a smilie.

You just put the link to your file, so instead of http://ww38.yoursite.com/index.html, you'd have http://ww38.yoursite.com/your.pdf. Yes, the user will need to have the software installed. If your PDF is 600k then you're probably looking at something similar file size-wise in HTML so I wouldn't be too worried about being a resource burden. If, as you say, it's going to take a lot of work to convert, then maybe it's best not to. If it's a high level academic paper, it's more than likely your user base will a) be used to viewing/downloading PDFs online; and have reasonably fast internet connections (and 600k is nothing really).

I think you'll find it's Spanish and as it's an Argentinian site, there's no reason for it to be in English.

Why don't you just link directly to the Word doc or PDF if it's gonna be too much work to convert into HTML?

Good looking site but might I suggest you use different names for your pages than index2, index3 etc. You can help search engines to find your pages if their name reflects their content.

Not really, not if you know how to make your layouts scalable/resizable.

As has been said, removing ads from free hosts will probably get your account terminated, but I did find out today how to do it in CSS. If the ads are contained with elements that have a class or ID, in your CSS you set those elements to display:none, e.g. div#adcontainer { display:none; }You just have to look through your page and find out what names your provider is using to contain the ads.

I've seen quite a few more popping up recently - just don't remember all of the names.

I doubt if you'll get many takers cos this is how most of those Nigerian email fraud scams work.

My 3210 is more than 5 years old now: It's big & heavy, the screen is scratched and the battery doesn't last too long anymore, but other than that, never had any trouble with it.

Did anyone else read the title and think it said: What would you do if you get mod right now (as in become a mod)? Probably just me.

I actually think that price is quite expensive. Sure it might be good for people knew to making websites, but if you know how to use Google reasonably well, you can find free alternatives to the features you've listed above fairly easily.

You need to incorporate javascript - A List Apart has a good article.

I'm not quite sure what you mean. I use FF for my cPanel.

Yeah, I got one too so now Opera's ad-free. I only use Opera for mail & webmail and for whatever links I need to open up from emails I'm sent. I use FF primarily because it's got more extensions that can be installed than Opera.

Was it other students or your teacher/lecturer? If it was other students, then like mentioned, if your primary interest is in learning rather than social interaction, forget about them. If it was teacher, I'd think about maybe making a complaint if he/she is obviously showing favouritism to younger students.Having said that, it is an established fact that people's ability to learn diminishes as they get older (can't teach an old dog new tricks), so people automatically make certain allowances for older students (not that I'm saying that it's the correct thing to do).

CSS geared towards tables? Where'd you get that from? And if you're using CSS, why would you enclose your div within a table? Even if you were using tables, if a word is too long, like snlildude87 says, it's gonna stretch the width of the table cell regardless of whether you've set a width or not.

That's cos you already know what it says. If nearly everyone who posts in this thread tells you that readability is an issue, then what conclusion can you draw from that? Only one: you need to fix that area. But to give you some more specifics: 1. In your main content area, your background is too strong even for the white text to stand out properly. 2. 'Accidental Design' and 'Newest Work', while quite nice stylistically, aren't very good from a readability point of view cos they don't stand out enough against the background. 3. You say that all the links have rollovers on them - I still have to roll over them to find out what they are and I don't like that. Unless I remember the position of the links, I have to roll over all of them again to find out the next section I might want to look at. Also, you should have a doctype on your site if you want all browsers to be able to parse it properly.

I actually think you've got these two stages back to front. You need to plan out your site before you start your design as you'll need an idea of how many sections/links etc you're going to have which will have an impact on your design if you're using horizontal navbars.