[Rummelhart]

I am SOOOO not a geek - I wish I were, but it's not going to happen any time soon (To me, "Geek" isn't an insult. It means KNOWS WHAT THE HECK HE/SHE IS DOING WITH HTML).

BUT -- I like to at least try, and welcome any fine geekly advice from those who do know.

Problem: I'm using GoDaddy.com's WebsiteTonight for my website (www.stinz.com). It's not perfect, but I'm doing my best.

Trying to build my own shopping cart, loading the PayPal Pay Now buttons into my HTML. I get the button -- but I also get a lot of small white spaces describing what the button does. All I want is the button. When, on Design page, I delete the white spaces, of course their HTML disappears. I only want to see the button -- but I want to keep the information contained in the spaces.

There's got to be a way to do this right. What extremely simple thing am I missing? And does this make any sense?

[warcrimes]

That's your first problem. Using the website tonight doesn't really teach you html. For a shopping cart, why not use OSCommerce for your items. That way, you can better control your look and feel of your items. Also, grab an html 4 book instead of using an online builder instead of website tonight. If you run into a problem with the html, just give me a shout and I'll help you out!