Mr Irenic

I forgot to reply to here. I'm sorry guys. I fixed it, i simply just rewrote my entire mark-up document and made sure the layout was fine before i started doing anything else. Thanks anyway.

It honestly depends what you want to do with a programming language. If it's games then it's obviously c++ using the DirectX API. However, you can use almost any language to create a game. If you wanna get into web development then start off with HTML then CSS and then Javascript with Jquery. If you just want to just get into it and see where is takes you then I recommend a C language. C++, C# and Java are all powerful and commericial languages and translate well to each other. JavaScript can just be confusing to newcomers. Do some research,you'll figure it out

I have added a YouTube video to my website using the following: <div class="videoWrapper"><iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://iremovedthelinkframeborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> </div> It works perfectly fine on desktop but not on Mobile or tablet, any tips?

Here's the index HTML file, I also use CSS for styling but I don't think that's the problem.

I've came across a problem and can't for the life of me figure out how to fix it. I have an image as a logo for a website I'm making and anything below it, including the tool-bar will go behind it when I'm scrolling. Is there any way I can make the logo "solid" for lack of a better word.

-was an accidental double post-

Yeah.

I have a fairly powerful rig. look at my profile to see that. However, when I record with Dxtory I get an extremely laggy playback, even though I'm getting write speeds of over 200 mb/s. Also, my sony vegas preview windows is extremely laggy too. Any help?

I found this 970: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/4gb-msi-gtx-970-gaming-twin-frozr-5-pcie-30-(x16)-7010-mhz-gddr5-gpu-1140-mhz-cores-1664-dp-dvi-hdmi?utm_source=google+shopping&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=CjwKEAjw-o6hBRDOmsPSjqakuzYSJADR2V3SVNd6qOGoi3-BO1DzhIMRspb09a3tBvZg3B2E4ht1KRoCtNzw_wcB

So, I'm planning on making a few upgrades to my current system now that I have the money. I just want some general opinions: Motherboard: MSI 797 CPU: intel core i7 4770k with cooler master hyper 212 EVO GPU: Gigabyte geforce 970 or a GTX geforce 770 psu: 600W corsair builder series CXM modular

That's always true, they are. It's just the first system I built was this one. Now that I've experienced building an almost entirely AMD based gaming system. I want my upgrade to be Nvidia and Intel based because I now have the money to build this type of system.

Because my current system is pretty much AMD. However, I'm moving on

Hmm, I though so. I think I might just buy my new motherboard and cpu first and then buy the new graphics card the next month. Just so I'm not dealing with any bottlenecking issues whilst gaming...

I'm currently in the process of upgrading my computer and the first thing I'm going to buy is a new graphics card. I will eventually upgrade my motherboard and cpu in a a few weeks or so. However, the graphics card I plan of getting is NVIDIA GTX 770 and that'll be paired with a AMD Athlon 760k Black edition until I get my 4770K. So, long story short will be graphics card be bottlenecked at all?

Yeah, I think I'll just dumb the new SSD for now and get a new motherboard. Thanks for the help.