Philip

Do explain.

What's with the fascination of not googling these and just asking?

true story. Anyways. I think this argument is pretty much over.

It worked for the Flintstones didn't it?

Probably the same person that invented the number 1.

They still scroll way too fast IMO. 3 seconds is not enough time for someone to understand a banner (especially one with lots of text.) Aim for a minimum for 5 seconds, but I recommend around 7-9 sec. Other things that jump out to me upon landing: I'm not a big fan of the search box. The text doesn't really flow within, and I think the main reason is the search button. It really needs more padding from the text to the edge of the button. Also the button doesn't really match the style of the other graphics on the site. Most of them have the glossy look, while this one does not. There are way too many different font faces going on. I see 3, maybe 4 different font faces on the top 600px of your site? I think this should be cut down to 2, but that's just me.

Does anybody ever understand that guy?

If you're wanting to separate traffic based on JS, then have it go to the non-js page first. On that page have something like: <script type="text/language"> window.location = "js-enabled.html"; </script>

Screenshots. A live preview will review the working HTML/CSS/JS.

In the HTML set the value to Disabled, and then when the DOM is ready, run JS to change it... just like you said. Probably the easiest and most straightforward way. You could also use a noscript tag, but the way you're thinking about doing it is perfectly fine.

To annoy the shit outta you. And apparently its working!

Shouldn't it be...? $liquor = 'Grand Marnier'; while( true ) { $liquor++; }

What is everyone looking forward to in this upcoming year? What was best about 2010 for you?

Can you show more code of what you have currently? :eq should work just fine for you, if don properly.

I'd suggest also going through the help forums and working on problems other people are having. That can really help you understand the language + avoid common mistakes/problems.

Wow!! That's freakin awesome!

I don't even really have a problem with spam. I used to get thousands of emails a month that were spam, now I only get about 250 a month, of which the spam filter captures it all. But it is good to see somebody making a living off of taking down those bastards!

A. A1 would be fine. B. Break into sections, with descriptions. I'd recommend also commenting on start/end tags (e.g. what </div> it belongs to) C. If you don't mind not getting all the profit... take a look at http://www.themeforest.net They do all the advertising and such, but you only get a % of the profit.

Pftt, if people just installed that, it would take away our jobs!

For a lightweight "onLoad"cross-browser script I use a tweaked version of this one: http://ryanmorr.com/archives/ondomready-no-browser-sniffing

If you're wanting to use jQuery for it, you'd need to keep pinging a server side script to check for recently logged in users. If any are found since the last ping, display a growl.

Win!

Use keys stored in session/cookie/whatever, that match up with the same on the server (e.g. database.) Once a user logs in elsewhere, the key is invalid and they are logged out.

Pft, me, work? I'm just gunna make him my bitch....

Just wait until you get back