Tyssen

Your logo graphic is a bit fuzzy and I don't see any reason why you should use images instead of text for your left-hand nav links.

Looks like an episode of Funniest Home Videos.

I'd only do that if you know you're going to be able to do the same on your live site. No point doing something on your local machine only to find the server you've chosen to host your site won't let you do the same.

It's stupid to flat out refuse to listen to or accept other points of view but whether a person decides to take up a particular point of view is up to them, regardless of whether it's good for them or not. It may not be rude to try and change someone's opinion, but it is rude to try and continue when the person makes it clear they're not interested in accepting the other view.

Shouldn't that be include $id.".php" ?

Why do you think MS still can't get IE7 to conform to the same level of W3C standards as every other browser? Because they're trying to hold back the development of the Internet to make it harder for companies like Google to steal their marketshare in desktop apps.

Hopefully IE7 will require less hacking than previous versions. And luckily we've got conditional comments to target different versions with different hacks.

What a strange notion. Why does there need to be any 'reason' for people to be gay. Sounds like you think there's some master plan to reduce the world's population by releasing a 'gay' virus.

http://forums.xisto.com/topic/34170-new-internet-explorer-70-beta-microsoft-releases-for-beta-testing/=

You don't need hacks for 'every other browser', you just need them for IE.

Remove the position:absolute from #content.

But /yourfolder/ isn't relative to the current folder, it's relative to the root folder. It seems there's some divergence of opinion on the terminology because a quick search on Google brings up tutorials that refer to both examples as 'absolute'.

Remove the background position: center from your background image, remove the absolute positioning from the left column and give it float: left and a width instead. Then give the right column a margin-left wider than the width of the left column. The right column doesn't need a width.

Actually, I think you're confusing your terminology. Absolute paths are /yourfolder/ whereas relative paths are ../../yourfolder/

You need to go back to the Suckerfish tutorial and look at it more closely. For starters, your second level <ul>s are outside the <li></li> that's meant to enclose them.

It does more than that - it gives the browser a set of rules by which to render your code. The doctype you've posted is a strict one which means the browser will be less forgiving of mistakes in your code than if you used a transitional doctype.

How is Apple introducing Bootcamp supposed to be benefitting Microsoft? Apple aren't gonna release something that helps their competitors over themselves.

A link from the one above seems to sugges that MS have given developers an additional 60 days to prepare before unleashing the update.

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

It is. In CSS, top mirrors bottom and right mirrors left, so if top and bottom are the same and left and right are the same, you only need to specify two values. The only browser that doesn't quite cope with that is Mac IE5 where you often have to specify both margin-left: auto and margin-right: auto even though they're the same.

Remove the width: 100% from #menu.

If it's a new site with a new domain, you gotta be aware of Google's ageing delay.

Dunno about that.

I think you can safely replace 'goody good' with 'not so stupid' in this context.

http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/