hmm well thats... did you use software to make this site? such as dreamweaver or did you code it your self. Also show some of your code, so we can help you.

It loaded fine for me:
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A couple of changes I would make would be to center the content and add a background. Currently you've got a really dark website layout with a white background. You might be able to optimise the images some more too so they load quicker.

Database wrote hmm well thats... did you use software to make this site? such as dreamweaver or did you code it your self. Also show some of your code, so we can help you.

There's a URL in the address bar.

many images. much wow. so amaze

You should probably use back-end cascading stylesheet's
People can steal your code that way.. If it's inline (Like how you have it)

PunkFrost wrote You should probably use back-end cascading stylesheet's
People can steal your code that way.. If it's inline (Like how you have it)

No

OP: You're getting into some very bad habits. Don't use tables for page layouts and 30+ images on 1 page is ridiculous especially considering you aren't using sprites, you really should be using the background image property to make use of this.
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I haven't been able to replicate what you're getting but it's a bit buggy on IE from cell margins. To be honest I'm really surprised you actually got it working, kudos for that but your approach is really dodgy.

iyop45 wrote

PunkFrost wrote You should probably use back-end cascading stylesheet's
People can steal your code that way.. If it's inline (Like how you have it)

No

OP: You're getting into some very bad habits. Don't use tables for page layouts and 30+ images on 1 page is ridiculous especially considering you aren't using sprites, you really should be using the background image property to make use of this.
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I haven't been able to replicate what you're getting but it's a bit buggy on IE from cell margins. To be honest I'm really surprised you actually got it working, kudos for that but your approach is really dodgy.

No?? What does that mean.. I wasn't even talking to you.

It means that what you said was absolutely wrong. Having your code in an external/back-end CSS sheet doesn't affect peoples ability to see it. It just makes it easier to manage your styles.

OP: Listen to what iyop45 has to say and don't use 30-something images per page in table columns. It will load slowly for people.