I have two sites to build, and this is definetly the easiest.
I need a this cut into 5 images, as it serves as a Nav-Bar for my assignment:


I cant get it equal (same width and height), and it has to be done by tomorrow.

And if someone could help me with resizing the canvas in Macromedia Flash MX, that'd be great.

Now, here are the partitions for the Nav-Bar I'd like done.
leftbutton - the first part of the image, just the corner to the start of "staff"
staffbutton
downloadsbutton
subjectsbutton
rightbutton - the last part of the image, from the right of Subjects to the end of the Nav-Bar.

For my mum's major site, I have edited my post "Form Password"


Thanks,
BP

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This should work for two images, with text in the middle:

Thank you so much CityPCservice for all the help you have given me.

I'd like to take a moment of your time to tell you:
There's plenty more where that came from.

Thanks again.

The other site I'm working on is my mums, and I may be able to give you a paid position (not much) if you can help with PHP/Actionscript or can make a Register/Login database. (It's a business site)

Thanks again,
BP

EDIT: I made this for my site, do you reckon it'd be useful?

It makes a spoiler tag, you click on the button, and it shows the text. I used it for displaying the profiles of my teachers for my Business assignment. When you click on the teachers names, it creates an email message to send to them.

If you don't want it to email remove
Where I have written "Your Text Here" is where you put the text you want to hide. Anything with "Blueparukia" in it is fully editable.

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Note that many email harvesters and spam bots search for "mailto:" syntax in websites. If you're going to use the mailto syntax, be sure to create an email account that is not your personal one -- otherwise, your inbox will become flooded with spam.

Also, I'll help you with as much coding as possible, at no cost. I believe in giving back freely what I have recived freely. Just post your help topics, and the good people here at CompuForums can work on them together with you.

Sorry I've been away. been sick

Thanks for your advice, though I just gave my teacher's email address, and I really don't care if people continously spam them lol.

Though the site itself is actually being placed on a CD.

I'm having an annoying problem though. It would be easier for me to display the site in IE, but it doesn't render well. Big boxes of either blue/purple surround the buttons, depending on whether you've visited before. Would I just set the link, vlink to none?, and just have a CSS snippet that will change the colour of the link as you pass over it? Because I still want other links to be visible.

Thanks in advance,
Josh

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To get rid of the black/blue borders around images that are hyperlinked, use the following code in your CSS Body:

Oh, yeah. I shoud've mentioned I figured this out. I was adding basic stuff to CSS and decided that way would be easy.

Thanks anyway,
BP

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Not only is using the style sheet easy, its much more efficient than using the same code, unnecessarily, in your HTML web pages. The cleaner and smaller the HTML, the better. Always keep your HTML to the basics, and allow your style sheet to do most of the work.