Web design help
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- rybo
Recently iv been doing more and more websites iv made a start on one for a photographers website please take a look i could do with some feedback and help from experienced web designers.
Thank You
- VectorMasked0
Archieve?
Welcome?Kinda sucks to not have the next and the other button 100% visible. They are slightly outside of my browsers window.
and Snap! I am at the airport sitting right next to tons of people and without knowing got some nude pics of chicks. I am now the pervert of gate 76 :o(
- Not_Just_Another0
HometimjoplinAbouttimjoplinWorkt...
- mistermik0
fuck all there and even that didn't work.
good work.
- ian0
You're doing sneaky things with type there that google doesn't like in te navigation. The big loading disk on the about section is pretty ugly as it appears on the gray box, why not just have it appearing over the picture in the bg. Also, theres a naked bloke on there once it loads up, you may want to fix that.
Plus, please, please, please work on your spelling and grammar. The intro to this thread gave me a headache.
- slappy0
Runs a bit slow for me. Feels a bit messy too. As stated above, using your name to space the text is a bit weird man.
- WeLoveNoise0
amonst other things i cant go anywhere once i even get to ur work section
- i cnt customise the autoview to a size it sizes itselfrybo
- u sure its not ur css that not conflicting
id check again :)WeLoveNoise - i dont know CSSrybo
- rybo0
the spacing of the links was only due to not being able to get spaces between the words, it let me do one space. and i did state im not a web designer and i am asking for help :D
- WeLoveNoise0
y dont u have u just make an image with all your contact info and put that into the first screen of autoviewer and forget about the rest
- slappy0
ok well you can drop the menu into an unordered list and then use add the spacing in the style sheet.
so like
<ul id="nav">
<li><a href="LinkGoesHere">Home</a></li>
<li><a href="LinkGoesHere">About</a></li>
<li><a href="LinkGoesHere">Work</a></li>
<li><a href="LinkGoesHere">Contact</a></li>
</ul>Then in your style sheet
#nav ul {
list-style-type: none;
}#nav ul li {
float:left;
padding-left:11px;
}#nav ul a {
color:#f00;
text-decoration:none;
}
#nav ul a:hover {
color:#fff;
text-decoration:none;
}or something to that effect.
- rybo0
it there way the autoview would act as a background and let the text/logo appear above it
- slappy0
make your site standards compliant, then add in the ie bug fixes.
- ********0
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- Nairn0
At least make your code legible - both for the people here, who you want to look through it, yourself later when you come back to edit it and whoever takes on the site afterwards.
- sherm0
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- ptouch7180
Try taking you dreamweaver source and rewrite it by hand.