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No problem josh. I just looked at the code and it looks pretty clean. Good job. Thanks man, without your help,I still would have been lost. But after looking at your code and looking at the book a little more, it all makes a lot of sense yet. I even have a contact form made up. Now Lindsay has to get off her but and get me pics and descriptions so I can get all of that done lol.

Its cool, I got it. Works good now. Thanks man.

How are ya bugging me by giving me code? You have done nothing but help where the book left off. Thanks man. Thats wierd that the table is still there, I must have not deleted it.

Yeah it didn't work for some reason, do I need to do a thing to make it go the whole span or something? Here is the link for ease of use lol Here

You can adjust the padding-left and padding-right on the li tag. Make sure you set them the same or it won't align exaclty in the center (if you centered it). For some reason that isnt doing it for the individual items, only for the list as a whole.

Actually, I did have one more question, but you answered it lol. It was how to get rid of the table lol. With that, I just adjust the margin to space them out a bit, kinda like I have currently? Thanks again man, I really appreciate it.

Indeed JR. I looked at his example, and by looking at it, and the way he did it, I answered most of the questions that I had remaining about putting stuff into the Stylesheet. I do have one more question though. Is there a script that will automattically resize a browser to show just the right size you need to show the site and nothing more? I know there probably has to be. I'm gonna look through the book more, so it might be there. Oh and Pollux, you rock dude.

Yeah I bought a book, and I'm trying right now to get it to do it all in a CSS stylesheet. Can I do such things as placement of objects and background color, stuff like that on the style sheet too, or is it better to just do div tags? And yeah, its the same website. Its gonna be my guinea pig to learn CSS. Edit: Here is the early going for it: New Website.

Question: Using CSS, I am wanting to have one link style a certain way (no underline, first color pink, second white) but want a second link style to have the second color of grey but the same first color and underline) how can I set it up to do this. Currently it all goes to the 1st one when I do it. Do I just change the color manually, or is there a code way to do it as well? Thanks.

Nope, thats exactly what i was lookin for. No more uneven outlines for me!

I have a question..... Instead of going back and tracing all of the outlines i make to become one solid object (which is why I get line thickness problems sometimes) how can I use pathfinder to make it all one object? Right now I am just using CS because I am a poor college kid, but I don't imagine there would be much difference between CS and CS2 on Pathfinder.

I do the same thing as Joel does. If you don't once you get a ton of fonts, Office starts to freak out on you.

So whats the madden font jp?

a freeware font that is close to that would be Archery Rounded.

if you have photoshop, you can open the ai file in it. it will rasterize the ai template upon opening.

just ask pat

here ya go here is the raster and the vector Illustrator CS file If you need an earlier version (8,9,10 etc) of the vector, pm me

anyone have the soccer socks thing that was posted in here awhile back? doesnt look like its up anymore and i'm going to include it in a soccer template that I'm almost finished with.