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peterska2.co.uk - please review
Hi everybody. :)
I've been working really hard on my site over the last few weeks, and in Mid April have practically relaunched. I've restyled, tweaked, modded, modded, and modded some more. It literally is a completely different site than it was even as recently as the beginning of April '06. I appreciate all feedback, coz the more I can improve it, the better. Thanks. [edit]lol, I forgot the link! Here it is www.peterska2.co.uk |
Users visited/posted today are missing their counts, is that deliberate (in which case why ?) or have you managed to break them .....
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Thats delibarate as the counts and names never add up right on my site due to the amount of tweaks to the whats going on area.
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Translation: You broke them :p
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No, actually I hard coded some names into there for my Bots and things so they needed to add a couple to the total of the number, so it was just as easy to remove the number than fight with it too much and break the php
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As I've stated in another thread I love the color scheme you've chosen. It's so often we see sites using the common colors as they are easier to work with so props on stepping outside the box. Clean use of the drop shadow. I like the fact you've removed the cellspacng as it suits well with your layout. I did that in a prior forum design and it too was well received. Your Calendar flows nicely. :)
Since IE and Firefox renders padding differently may I suggest that you use nowrap="nowrap" for your login box so that the "User Name" column does not wrap in Firefox. I'm curious to see how the postbit will render on resolutions 800px in width? Since your site is wrapped down to the Footer what if you place the Header/Logo in the wrap too? Hmm. Sorry I didn't give you any technical feedback. I'm still looking... Props to you once again! :classic: |
The postbit does get a bit out on 800 widths, but there are no plans to change that as most people now use 1024*768 as a minimum.
The login box is specified to nowrap="nowrap" anyway. I haven't figured out the random wrapping it does there. |
I think here:
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<td class="smallfont">User Name</td> |
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Yes, I saw that Infantrymen when I viewed it before she posted this thread. :)
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A different layout but same principle applies. Only one "nowrap" is required if the width of the column is defined; <div> tags and <td> tags render differently. The reason is that the use of Table tags were not originally designed for layouts. Though, people use it because it is easier to work with. I'm confident that using only CSS you can achieve everything that Table layouts can. On IE and Firefox I did this: Code:
<td class="smallfont" nowrap="nowrap"><label for="navbar_username">User Name</label></td> Actually with CSS you can get the rendering of height, padding and spacing nearly identical with IE and Firefox. It depends on the technique applied. |
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(I couldn't help myself, sorry. ;)) |
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EDIT: It works, I was doing the wrong skin it seems. Thank you, sir. ;) |
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Hehe, Boofo. Glad it worked. :)
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Looks to be quite a nice site - I've registered so you'll have to put up with me there too :D
Chris |
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You know me too well :p
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Very nice Kerry-Anne...some great little tweaks that make it different from a lot of sites I visit...well done :)
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I was using the default one in the interim period as I hadn't had chance to sort out something else. Quote:
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