This image now is displayed with the same background and to the left of
the "Big News". I spent extensive time researching how best to present
a larger <div> with the grey background and have the image properly
scale beside it. Ultimately, I couldn't find a better way than this,
and this is hardly optimal.
For example, I looked into wrapping the whole thing in a div, with two
div's inside, and applying various CSS to each to get the image to
properly stay right next to the text and scale in size when resizing of
media made paragraph longer. This generated even more problems, so I
went with the simpler solution herein, which probably isn't correct and
may well do odd things on different types of media.
I actually think I want amount to be id rather than a class, now that I
figured out the proper selector to find them all.
Also, the $("span", input.parent()) was buggy if there were any other
span's other than error-related ones in the supporter-form-inputs div.
Finally, ditch that <small> stuff and simply place a font-size reduction
into the CSS for the form-error-show.
There are now two options at the bottom of the page, annual and monthly
supporters.
In addition, there is Javascript code to cause the annual and monthly
items disappear and reappear upon selection either in the donate box or
the selector above the items.
I tested this in links and it seems to degrade reasonably well.
Since PayPal cannot seem to be cajoled into verifying a minimum amount,
we have to do it here with Javascript. This isn't perfect validation:
the form can currently still be submitted with an amount less than $120,
but at least this way Javascript-enabled browsers might prevent some
folks from doing that.
