OK. Here’s an update. I have made sure the new images share the same name and file extensions as the original images. When I test view the pages in Explorer 7 they do not appear, when I view them in Firefox 3.5 they do appear. But here’s the wierd thing. If I put your original images back, then they do appear when viewed in Explorer 7. Again, any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

hi markymark09, 1. you are free to remove design credit. 2. yes you can buy a template and use for commercial purpose that may be to client or for your home project, but your suppose to use only once if you brought under single licence. hope this helps you, if you have more question plz feel free to ask or mail me

Settysantu, Please help a novice out. I purchased your template. In Photoshop I have built three new images to replace those that were included with the file. I’m talking about the three images that appear on the Home page and fade in and out. The new images I have created are JPEGs, 30k-40k in size, RGB , and match the size of the images that you included. I have not changed the name of the images and they are placed in the correct images folder. Still, they are not appearing when I test the Home page. Any hints as to what I may be doing wrong? Best regards

ntulip : no there is no such a listing page added, can you plz contact me from my profile page, so that i can add if possible.

hi cameronuf, save images as save for the web and see that images are in images folder and save images name as banner-img1.jpg, banner-img2.jpg etc.., hope this helps you

Hi, Im new to this. I usually create websites for my clients from scratch. However, I have decided to explore the templating route. I like your design settysantu and have a client I think might like this design. Before I purchase it, I have 2 questions that need answering: 1) Will I need to give you a design credit (or similar) on the site? 2)Is it ok just to buy your template, edit it for my client’s business and then sell it to a client as their website? Thanks