I am a photographer in the process of building a website for my company, Lenscapes, LLC. I’ve been taking photographs for over 30 years and decided to take advantage of the internet to market my work. I wanted to give my customers the opportunity to choose not only one of my photographs, but also the mat and frame of their choice. I hope to make my photographs available not only to the general public, but also to decorators and designers. I also do photo restoration, bringing old photographs back to their original look.

I am not a web designer, and never intended to be, but the way things turned out I have had to build my site myself with very little, but very expensive help. Almost all of it is built on trial and error, and a lot of error. I have been working in Dreamweaver 8 and know nothing about coding except what Dreamweaver puts in for me.

It is my hope that by joining in this forum I will be able to get some good advice on what I should and should not do in order to make my site workable. I have been working at it for over a year now and seem to keep running into brick walls.

I now have a problem that seems to need some scripting, possibly javascript. When it comes to scripting I haven’t got a clue. Here is the link to the page I’m stuck on: ( http://www.lenscapesllc.com/FramingCenter.html ). Any help would be very much appreciated.
In Dreamweaver 8 how do I make a single table cell into an invisible button that will change the bg color of another table cell on a different html page without having the browser reload the page my visitors are changing the cell color on?
I am making a color chart that is a pop-up window to be used for selecting one of many colors as a background in one table cell on the main page. I need to have this change each time a visitor selects a different color
Does anyone know how to make this work?

I'm not sure I'm following completely, but if I'm understanding right you can control properties in the new window as long as your script opened that new window.

The window.open() method is the way you open a new window with an html page and that method can take a variety of parameters, one of which is a name for the new window. I think that's the easiest way to access the new window, but it's not the only way.

Here's a page I found explaining a little on how to manipulate windows. It doesn't give a lot of info, but it mentions the basic idea.

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but if it's not feel free to explain further and I'll (or someone else who gets here first) will try to help more.