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I like the updated signup buttons and the package titles are improved. Looking good.

I have an idea... it's not a total solution, but it would make things harder on someone. But, I need to see an example page to see if it will work before I go through all the trouble of trying to explain what I want to try. So... if you can post an example page just as a visitor would see it...

silly question I'm sure... but have you made sure it's actually on the server? typos, corrupt file when uploaded, etc. And have you tested it in other browsers besides IE7?

um... depending on the final look you are going for you could add: border-right: 1px solid #444444; to your sidebar class or add: border-left: 1px solid #444444; to your content class... or use this image (right-click & save as) and change your table td to this: background...

1. I'd add some images to the packages on the index. Doesn't have to be anything over done or fancy. See this as my example: http://www.bestwebsitedevelopment.com/bsmith/forum-help/kwix-sample.gif 2. I'd do as already stated in this thread and add real sub pages for the packages. Currently...

something like this... maybe? http://www.unwieldy.net/ajaxim/

or you could use a stylesheet and assign an ID to the td tag: #table1 { background: url(source/to/image/image.png); } <td id="table1">Text here!</td> and if you want to do something a little more fancy you could do something like this in the stylesheet: #table1 {...

do you have screenshots of the site you can link to? one site looks nothing like what everyone is describing and the other one doesn't load the stylesheet fully for me at this time... so I doing think I am seeing either of them as they were to be reviewed.

I'd disagree here. I'm a web designer and graphic artist. I spend 8+ hours a day in photoshop. You can do print work, photo retouching, etc. but I wouldn't say "print work" was the only beneficial reason to use it. Most print work should be completed in vector format anyway, which is where a...

I found this on another forum, but I have NOT tested it. Let me know if it works or not. fieldset { -moz-border-radius: 8px; border-radius: px; } They says its buggy. 1. no antialiasing 2. background images bleed out 3. the -moz- prefix is required for Gecko at the moment They said...

Scroll down to the bottom of this forum page and click the little double arrow on the upper right of the quick reply box. You will see it collapse. Click it again and it will restore. I think you should try to include all the options/advanced settings in a collapsed box, then have a link...

Looks ok. Works nice. I would do something with the header at the top, seems very empty. And I think the input boxes should stand out more.

Add a div tag around the tables you are trying to display in the fieldset. <fieldset> <legend>Title</legend> <table> <tr> <td>...<td> </tr> </table> </fieldset> would change to: <fieldset> <legend>Title</legend> <div> <table> <tr> <td>...<td> </tr> </table> </div>...

have you tried using width="100%" height="100%" in the flash variables?

You could always use a pdf printer to send the output of any program (word, photoshop, notepad, a webpage, etc., anything that has a print option) to print as a pdf file locally on your computer, then use that. I may not understand completely as I have never heard of or visited a pdf based...

I thought that could be controlled in the AdminCP. I don't have any current admin permissions to any vb sites, so please pardon any mistakes in this advice. But, it should be worth a try to see if I'm remembering it correctly. In the AdminCP where you can edit the style elements for the...

Might try these: (all for flickr) http://design.tedforbes.com/ http://paulstamatiou.com/2007/03/20/how-to-flickr-slideshow-badge/ http://fsviewr.lackadaisical.com/ http://icant.co.uk/sandbox/fjb/ The last two links are probably more what you are looking for, but I included the others...

I have ie6 and ie7 running on my machine, just tested your page in both and fixed it by changing your margins to one pixel smaller on both #left and #right. #left was, margin: 5px #right was, margin: 7px I changed them to: #left now, margin: 4px #right now, margin: 6px

What version of IE are you testing on? and what is the area of the page that we need to compare to other browers?

Looking better. I'd add still more padding. I'd do atleast a 10 or 12 pixel padding between all content elements and their outer borders. I'd also check you images for stray lines in your jpgs. I would recommend transparent gifs for most of these. Example...