You really shouldn't use a designer like it sounds you are, dragging something over a template that will just end badly. Take up my advice, learn basic HTML and CSS, and just design your own website from scratch, it will work out so much better for you in the long run.

Hello there,

From what it looks like the template you are using has a terrible table design which makes placing objects a real pain in the backside! I would suggest perhaps creating your own website so you can control things like this better, it will make it easier to place things such as the DynMap iFrame object as well as avoid using flash objects that most people find annoying!

Hello there,

The best choice I can see here is that you use the drop-downs and check boxes as a form which submit to a server-side script written in something like PHP, which then pulls relevant results from a database using MySQL. Obviously this is a lot to learn, but I feel it would be better than having some form of static content method!

When it comes to Dreamweaver, personally I avoid it like the plague and tell everyone to do so. Notepad++ is ideal for coding, or if you want an IDE environment I recommended looking into PHPStorm and other projects from JetBrains.

Is it supposed to? I can't see anywhere in the description for that plug-in that it saves the colours into your cookies, and I don't really see why it should, it's a colour picker?

Hello,

The problem here lies with the way you are escaping the square brackets inside the regular expression. Using one slash is simply escaping a character between the " ", you need to apply double slashes, See the snippet below!

var opinion = "Notch is a [GOOD] programmer";
opinion = opinion.replace(new RegExp("\\[GOOD\\]", "g"), "[BAD]");
alert(opinion); // Outputs: Notch is a [BAD] programmer