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In my opinion, AP classes are better in the long run. Do you plan on continuing marching band throughout college or majoring in a musical area? If not, then sure, marching band looks great as an extracurricular, but it won't really help your academic transcript. If you score well on the AP exam...

Sounds like you would need a CMS or something like that. WordPress is one example. If you hadn't said cheap or free, I would have said Adobe Contribute. It's designed to integrate with Dreamweaver and I believe that what you want is exactly it's main purpose.

Is there any particular reason why you need it to be on Yahoo? You have the link, and it works, so you can access the web page simply by copying and pasting (or typing) the URL. Anyway, if I type in "fredonia greek names" into Yahoo! Search, the first two results that come up are links to...

Let x = the number of pencils. "If i put 9 pencils into each jar, I will have 2 jars left over(empty)" That means you have x/9 + 2 jars. "If I put 6 pencils into each jar then I will have 3 pencils left over." That means you have (x−3)/6 jars. Just set each expression equal to each other...

You can use any music file. Say you wanted to post a song you made on your website (let's call it "MySong.mp3"). First you'd upload the file to the hosting server (whether that be your own computer or a free online one), then just use the HTML to link it to where you uploaded it. Of course...

You can't... HTML and CSS are two completely different things. HTML builds the structure of a webpage. CSS controls the style or appearance of the webpage. The two are not interchangeable or convertible to one another. Furthermore, what you might be referring to is the way HTML controls...

Don't use the <font> tag. Even though you specify <font color="#996666">, there is a CSS property (see below) that overrides the color attribute to the CSS-defined #386093, which is the blue color you're seeing. CSS Font style, line 627: font { color:#386093; font-size:10px; } If you can find...

Don't use the <font> tag. Even though you specify <font color="#996666">, there is a CSS property (see below) that overrides the color attribute to the CSS-defined #386093, which is the blue color you're seeing. CSS Font style, line 627: font { color:#386093; font-size:10px; } If you can find...

Have you tried refreshing the page? Press F5. Also, the bottom part (where it tells you how much space you have left) should be visible.

Might not be the case, but your ending anchor is incorrect. It's supposed to be "</a>", not "<a />". That might be the reason why it's controlling everything else. Since you didn't close the anchor link properly, the HTML will just continue on to whatever text you have after it, with the styles...