scott wrote:
>> ...but the main reason is, I have *no idea* how to chop an image up 
>> into little pieces, put them onto a web server, and switch then back 
>> together with HTML and CSS so that the text sits nicely over the top. O_O
> 
> Well go read some books or tutorials then, it's not hard.  Try "CSS 
> tutorial layering" in google, but I recommend you first learn how CSS 
> works before delving into the details of specific solutions.

I *know* how CSS works. What I don't know is how it's possible to use 
that to construct nontrivial pages.

(If you look at my site again, you'll see it's already using CSS in 
fact. That's why the page is green, but the breadcrumbs are yellow. All 
the words hilighted in red are using <span> tags, and so forth.)

>>> Agreed, although it depends what comes up on your front page :-)
>>
>> Uh... the same as everybody else? (It's not like I'm logged in...)
> 
> Dunno what the "standard" amazon page looks like, it always comes up 
> with stuff it thinks I will be interested in.

I think it just customises _which_ books and CDs it yells at you about. 
I could be wrong though... ;-)

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