Stupid problems with different stores in different countries.

Question

Hi all,
I have had up until recently a UK iTunes account with my UK debit card which all worked perfectly. I just moved to France and the billing address on my debit card (still English) has been moved to France with no problem. Now with iTunes .. I need to change the country of my account, I try and use the button in my account preferences in the iTunes app. It says my billing info is not valid and needs to be updated before changing my country. SO I go to change my billing info and the only thing that's wrong is the country. So To change the country I need to update the billing info, but to update the billing info I need to change the country?! It's a catch-22 ...
What should I do??

Answer 1

Unfortunately you have paid the penalty for using one of the templates which ships with Dreamweaver. They are amongst the most awfully constructed pieces of shite I have ever come across. They are not written for the novice to understand but by some twatt that has their head up their arse.
Now I'm going to give you a few simple steps (which Adobe should have f_cking done before they released these pieces of crap) which will provide a stable approach.
Step 1) Move your 'mainContent' <div> to directly after the end of your sidebar1 </div>. You can do this by selecting the 'mainContent' <div> tag at the bottom of Dreamweaver design view then switching to code view where you will see all of its code selected. Cut the code.
Step 2) Go back into Dreamweaver design view and next select the 'sidebar1' <div> tag along the bottom of the window. Now switch back to code view and scroll down the page until you come to the end of the highlighted section of code i.e. (the end of the sidebar1 <div>)
Step 3) Place your mouse cursor right after the closing </div> tag of the 'sidebar1' <div> and paste back in the 'mainContent' <div>.
Step 4) Amend the css in your css style sheet for the 'mainContent' css selector to as below:
.thrColFixHdr #mainContent {
float: left;
margin-left: 14px;
display: inline;
  background-color: #000000;
width: 404px;
Thats it!
Don't worry about IE6 no-one much uses that anymore.