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Final

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class 5 - ecommerce store

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Class 3 - Blackbook

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javascript

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Actor Site

Hey,

Note -- the two thumbs at the bottom aren't sized correctly, leaving a blank space at the bottom. That is because, prior to ten minutes ago, I didn't think of having that small vertical section placed in there as one div. I thought I needed two divs, one on top of the other. It didn't occur to me that I could have one div with two images in there. And by default, the second image would fall directly underneath it. Thought it would push everything down a line...but I discovered that that is precisely what a div is for...to prevent things like that from happening. Anyhow, it is late and I don't want to reopen photoshop just for those little thumbnails. The link for the bottom image is also dead. Something I can fix tomorrow, perhaps.

Anyway...I'm delighted I finished this. Divs had me confused for a while. No doubt I could simplify the code. I have the feeling it's a bit too complex.

See below:

http://onepotcooking.com/patrickoconnor/patrickoconnor-home/pages/nolte.html

Flower Shop (small pic)

Flower Shop

Post 1

A-OK.