TCH-Bruce

Please open a ticket with the help desk and report the error.

Go to your-TCH-domain.ext/sqmail You still have to login with your email address and password.

You can access the mail account using any email client or log in using webmail to read it. Go to your-TCH-domain.ext/webmail and login.

Did you report the problem to the help desk?

All servers will be included. It takes time to get it all set up.

Hej "Gucci"

If they view an image on your site it is already on their hard drive. It's in their cache. All a person would need to do is look at their cache and save the image elsewhere. Watermarking would be your best online solution. Not displaying them at all would be your fool proof solution.

Welcome to the forums SpaceMonkeyX You can always upload your backup to your web space and open a ticket with the help desk and ask them to import it for you.

Sorry we couldn't get that other layout working for you. But glad you have a design you are happy with.

Read my post above yours for the reason. I edited the post. I have a PHP for Dummies book. It's a great starting point.

I had posted a link to another thread on the forum that had a link to download a PHP book. This was clearly a copyright violation and the thread has been removed.

Yeah, no kidding. But quite interesting. Thanks Thomas

Yes, I ammended my post above. Sorry.

You cannot run Teamspeak on a shared server. Sorry, I just read it's running on another server. Yes, just open a ticket with the help desk and ask if they can opent that port for you.

Russ, just reopen the ticket on the help desk. Someone will look into it.

Maybe IE cannot display it properly because it won't validate.

Firefox displays the page properly. Look at the screen resolution in this image.

Please open a ticket with the help desk and ask the techs if they can install it for you.

You don't need to adjust your sidebars. You are using tables inside the div's. These tables are set to 100% change them to 97% and I bet it works in IE.

What happens if you move this above the instead of below it? I think that tag is out of place. It is your main body below the header and your left, right and center columns should be inside of it. I use a 3-column theme on my site and it resizes at all resolutions correctly.

It works correctly in Firefox at all resolutions. If I look at it in IE it does as you describe. Another reason to abandon IE in my opinion. In your CSS it has this: >#leftcol { float: left; margin: 0 0 0 0; width: 150px; } #main { margin: 0px; } #centercol { margin: 0 220px 0 170px; } #rightcol { float: right; margin: 0 0 0 0; width: 220px; } Your left column is 150 pixels wide (#leftcol) Your center column is shifted 220 pixels from the left edge and 170 pixel from the right edge (#centercol) Your right column is 220 pixels wide (#rightcol) So your sidebars are totaling 370 pixels in size so on larger resolutions it's displaying properly.

fresh

In cPanel, 4th row of icons the second one in that row (Error Log)

It looks interesting.

No, you cannot point additional domains to subfolders of the primary domain. You can with a reseller hosting package. To host multiple websites requires that you have a reseller account or purchase multiple packages.