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"Onions please"

Any initial thoughts on: [URL]http://rallyxpics.xyme.net[/URL]. Cheers.

Heh... Well, customer knows best!

I suggested that, but he wants entire race days on one page. Most of his users are on broadband I think.

Good point.

You should probably have adjustable ammount of thumbs as an option for users..

Not everyone is on 512 yet.

Cheers, Garin - I had that but made I typo on the CSS! Lol, cheers anyway.

I think I'm gonna stick with tables. The loading time for the HTML code is going to be negligible to the thumbnail image loading times for some of the pages - he wants around 100 thumbnail images per page on some of them.

Or use lists and have the image as your background, using a text-indent. Would make rollovers quicker and loading time (for the site) faster.

Nimco wrote:
> It's still not having it. Btw, I haven't updated it on the online
> version, only the one on my PC - I have started the DB integration
> and I don't want to set up the DB remotely as well as on my PC.

Erm...Ok really this time, I'll point out everything you need.

img.topmenu {background: transparent;}

.topmenu {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
}
.topmenu:hover {
background-color: #FF0000;
}

and then...



and so on..

Definitely works, tried it with your own page. Sorry, for not doing it properly the first time. ALA has a nice explanation of this way and all the pitfalls of using it. ([URL]http://www.alistapart.com/articles/rollovers/[/URL])

Also makes it WS compatible.

It works in IE, saves bandwith and code, and makes it easier to update.

What would be the advantage of that?

Hmm... ALA has a good article on links, but...

Are you using tables or lists for links? I mean, looking at your design, I don't see why you don't go for the entire no-table layout.