Holy crap! You are a fast learner!

Is that your own design, or did you pinch it from some where? It looks very professional, so kudos to you if it’s your own design. You should also change “Web site contents” to “Web site contents and design” so people know it’s your design and not just your content. You could just add a generic copyright tag like I’ve stuck in this site, but since it’s your own site you may as well take credit for it ” title=”Smiley” />

The lightbox method I was recommending last time was the Javascript one. I’ll post back another day with a quick explanation of how to get it to work. The CSS one is no good, you don’t want that at all as you (AFAIK) need to download all the images on loading the page, which takes forever. The Javascript one just nicely pops out a graceful looking pop over image – it still works without Javascript on but it opens the image as a link, rather than as a pop over.

The colour changing buttons don’t seem to load the heading for some reason.

You have an H1 and a bunch of H4s. The mega geeks tell me that you should really have a series of them, ie: if you have an H1 and an H3, then you need to have an H2 as well. There’s a bunch of reasons, most obvious is that logically if you have an H1 heading then you would naturally expect that an H2 would follow, then an H3 etc. There’s possibly also advantages with SEO (search engine optimisation) but I suspect it doesn’t make a lick of difference – but best be on the safe side none the less.

Some mouseovers on those colour changing buttons would be nice.

You’ve got the forum working ” title=”Smiley” /> Now lets see you integrate it into your site, menu and all! Not an easy task I suspect. The DIHA forum was much easier as I could just chuck the forum inside the main content box of the website, but in your case that may look a little silly as your main content box is quite small. Messing round with forum themes is a bit nightmarish sometimes too, although SMF is supposedly not too bad – I haven’t tried it before though.

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Why not add the style.css file the same way as blue.css? @import is an old hack for really old browsers which you don’t need to worry about any more. There’s some info. about it here [url:2zab3am2]http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=ImportHack[/url:2zab3am2].

Other than that … nice code ” title=”Smiley” /> Damn good work ” title=”Smiley” />

If you go check the code in many (most?) professionally designed sites and you’ll see that they’re considerably worse than your own.

cheers,
Ryan