Eric,
Wow, that's a lot to digest, but I bet by tonight I'll have dissected it and looked up everything in it. What isn't apparent to me after that I may ask you to explain.
I see there's a body onload to preload the images. And I read in your book that you only get
one onload command. Will this be a problem?
While you were doing that I was reading sample pages of your book. It looks like it will be my next read. Your explanations make it relatively simple to understand.
Bear,
The answer is I didn't write any of this originally. My friend set up a very basic css template he got on the net and formatted my straight html pages with it just to get me started. I made the 'sign up' form by looking at the code for the simple 'contact us' form he made and adding fields and information for the new purpose. When you're basically going through a monkey-see, monkey-do exercise, adding server side scripting has to wait until you're no longer 'behindthecurve'
(I went back to school to take some html classes a year or two ago. Studied css at w3schools after he used it to give all my pages the same look a year ago and have been into javascript for only a week.)
Thanks guys.
Greg
[ February 04, 2008: Message edited by: Greg Pugh ]