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Hello and thanks for the potential help.

Currently I am redesigning my website, now I am far from any sort of web guru, I know some html, css, etc. The "problem" I am having is I am including mouseover buttons, a slideshow and some other components that require javascript, and in doing so you get a "potential unsafe etc scripts on this page" when you load it. The last thing I want is for people to be worried about content on the site so I was wondering if there is another "safer" way to do this, or do I need to make a digital signature or something (which I have not done before) to make the content "trusted". I know I have gone to many websites that have these kinds of features and do not get a similar warning so it must be something I am as of yet unaware how to do.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

That bar only shows up when the file is on your computer. If it's on your website (http:// or https://) it won't show that bar.

Doh, that's what I get for testing things before I actually publish them. Good to know I was worried about nothing. Have always been more of a WYSIWYG kinda user, but now I am trying to build from scratch.

Still real early and just testing stuff out for now but the page is here

www.blackarrowgames.com

I would check out dynamic drive firstly to see if someone has already built what you require if this area is not your forte.

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex14/index.html

run some of these demos, does it show unsafe scripting?