HTML - Notice Board

Hello!

I need some help with my website - it is an international job posting website and I cant figure out how to make the job postings go on auto-pilot. Say someone would like to post a job, as of right now they email me and I put it on the website, and recently I tried using a forum but a) the viewer has to sign up with this forum company and b) they delete my posts because they have to do with money i think... so I'm wondering if anyone out there would know how to put this site on auto pilot by creating my own forum or something!! Thanks so much to whoever can help a sista out!

Lindsay

I need some assitance in getting a forum board to integrate into my website. I currently have it in an iframe but am running into problems with the boarders of my website not extending. I am hoping someone can take a look at my forum page and give me a pointer or two. It is located at www.8clan.com/forums.html. If you compare the forums page to the index page you will see the outside borders that I am having trouble extending. Thanks in advance for any help you guys might be able to provide.

Sincerely

Chris

hi. first thread on this forum so be nice to me aight?

anyways, im working on a website, and ive got a small question for ya. Ive got my site set up with buttons and flashy graphics made in photoshop, but on my Index site i want to have a news window in the center of the screen.

ive poked around the source code of various sites with the thing i want (like www.mordi.net, norwegian site) and ive figured out how it works and how i edit it. i just need to know how i make it stick to that little area of my screen ive designated for it. (ive sliced up the area i want it to use in photoshop, like i did with my buttons)

if ive been unclear on anything or you want any other information, please speak up. thanks for your time

I want to make my front page look like a sticker, a notice, has been pasted across the front of it.

As though the original page were a billboard or something and a paper notice "Cancelled" , or somesuch, had been pasted across it.

And leave the functionality of the original page still there - i.e. the links should still operate, the text should be readable all around the 'sticker' - it doesn't have to be readable under the sticker.

Can this be done? Anyone know how to do this?

The sticker should actually read " Latest News: Housing withdraws it's claim. Details will follow".

The site is housingnt.com if anyone wants to take a look and they have withdrawn their claim and I need to respond quickly in order to acknowledge that fact and that's the particular way I'd like to do it.

By the time anyone gets to have a look (if anyone does) I will probably have inserted a table row near the top and written the facts in there. But that, I hope, will be temporary, it doesn't make the point the way I want to do it.

I could do a screen grab and use it as background and put the 'sticker' on top of this background, I realise that - but then the links wouldn't work.

I hope it is possible or perhaps someone knows a better alternative.

regards,

ab