Hi Dan, Thank you very much for your help. I tried entering the same items again using the wizard. I did it in the order shown. The first thing was, "Page title. (appears in the browser title bar)" I typed in, "Plants & Flowers" here. Next, I entered a heading. I picked size 7, font- brush script, a red color, and centered, and typed in, "Plants & Flowers" The third thing I put in was an image. I browsed for a picture, picked height, width, alignment and centered. Next was paragraph. I picked size, font, color, and centered, and typed in, "Check availability below." Last item entered was table. To keep it simple, I made it just 2 columns, and 2 rows. Starting at top of page, what I wanted was: Heading Image Paragraph Tables What I got, in preview, was, from top: Tables Image Paragraph Heading The code came out like this: (table width="100%" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2" border="2") (tr)(!-- Row 1 --) (td)Â (/td) (td)Â (/td) (/tr) (tr)(!-- Row 2 --) (td)Â (/td) (td)Â (/td) (/table)(!-- Created with CoffeeCup HTML Express 5.0 --) (!-- http://www.coffeecup.com --) (HTML) (HEAD) (TITLE)Plants & Flowers.(/TITLE) (BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" TEXT="#000000" LINK="#0000FF" ALINK="#FF0000" VLINK="#990099") (CENTER)(IMG SRC="Blue Hydrangea.jpg" BORDER=0 ALT="" HEIGHT="222" WIDTH="326" ALIGN="ABSMIDDLE")(/CENTER)(P>) (A HREF="")(/A> (CENTER)(FONT FACE="Times New Roman" SIZE="3")Check availability below. (/FONT)(/CENTER)(P) (CENTER)(FONT FACE="Brush Script" SIZE="7" COLOR="#CC3300")Plants & Flowers(/FONT)(/CENTER)(P) (/BODY)(/HTML) To answer your question, Yes, I do have the log-in and PW. Thanks for taking a look. John

Hi rjinga, I think it's my bathroom you're asking about. It's still holding up just great! It's the main bathroom that my husband and I use everyday, since we still haven't finished renovating the master yet. As I believe I mentioned in another thread, the only wear I can see is where a perfume bottle sat. It seemed to make a small ring in the poly finish, I'm guessing because the perfume is alcohol based. It's barely noticeable and I could sand it and apply another coat of poly if I really wanted. If I did it again, I would try the oil poly with the pantyhose trick that someone recommended in the original thread. I don't have much heat experience with the counter, as a kitchen might get. I use a curling iron and blowdryer and they both sit on the counter when in use with no problems, but I don't know how that compares. I think the long-term durability is all about the top coat, so I would recommend 3-4 coats of the best quality oil poly you can find (I only did 2 of waterbased). Maybe a floor poly? Getting paint and poly around the sinks was the hardest part, so if you can take out the sink when you do your counters, it would probably help the continuity of the faux finish as well as the durability since you could get the poly under the sink lip and then caulk the sink back down over it. Or if that's not possible, perhaps going around the sink with a bead of clear silicone caulk after you're done with the paint and poly would reinforce that transition so the poly doesn't chip. Does that make sense? Let me know if you have any more questions. I hope you post photos when you're done!

WOW, I figured it out!!!!!!!!! Something Andi said above, which I thought was completely off topic, got me to thinking....what if Photobucket had changed my file. I did recopy the picture from Photobucket instead of going back to the original files (to save me from having to dig though stuff). After all, it was my file (or so I thought) to start with. When I use another .jpg (not received back from Photobucket), everything works just fine. Those Photobucket people are a horrid bunch of idiots, IMO. They get you to post all your stuff on their site and then they do a switcheroo. So, mystery solved.....Photobucket altered their copy of my files making them unusable.

It looks like the font size on your testimonials button is a bit smaller than the others. If you don't want to redo that one or all of them (so they match) this might be easier. Lots more code but I used an online html button generator so it was really easy. (I think I used this one: https://www.bestcssbuttongenerator.com/#/30) If interested, you can "fiddle" with it here: https://jsfiddle.net/chuggerguy/nr62ftje/ The CSS would be saved as a file called "buttons.css" The first lines of the HTML section show how you link the css file. (make use of it in your html file) The links in the HTML section show how the buttons are implemented. You'd place them in your html where you want them. I know you didn't ask about buttons but when I saw your buttons I was reminded of the existence of the button makers and wanted to see how well they work.