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[URL]http://www.synae.com[/URL]
Thoughts, comments, la la. None of the links work, is more layout / design of what's there that counts.
Much obliged in teh advance.
Thoughts, comments, la la. None of the links work, is more layout / design of what's there that counts.
Much obliged in teh advance.
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Yeah, i've been getting that today...
Just had a look in both Mozilla and IE and all I get in a black background. :/
phuzzy wrote:
> H²O wrote:
> No offence, but the design is really jumbled. And after a few
> seconds
> of looking at it, the colours really starts to contrast and slightly
> hurt your eyes.
>
> Oh, I remember you! You copied my old design :P
I still say i didnt copy it, i had never even seen your site.
Just let it be.
> H²O wrote:
> No offence, but the design is really jumbled. And after a few
> seconds
> of looking at it, the colours really starts to contrast and slightly
> hurt your eyes.
>
> Oh, I remember you! You copied my old design :P
I still say i didnt copy it, i had never even seen your site.
Just let it be.
Tequila Sunset wrote:
> The only way I could think of (off the top of my head) would be to
> use margins or padding with percentages to set this.
That's where Mozilla does my head in. Instead of just padding, it widens the box to pad it.
> The only way I could think of (off the top of my head) would be to
> use margins or padding with percentages to set this.
That's where Mozilla does my head in. Instead of just padding, it widens the box to pad it.
phi11ip wrote:
> While we're on the topic, is there any way to position text in the
> middle of a div, not the center, the middle (as in top, middle,
> bottom.)
The only way I could think of (off the top of my head) would be to use margins or padding with percentages to set this.
To do with the site I'd say that the colour scheme's a little too eclectic for me, try and concentrate on one console or just don't have three colour schemes on one page. Also you need to markup your code far more semantically. Kudos for not using tables incorrectly, but you shouldn't be using so many absolutely positioned divs with inline styles. Learn HTML and CSS it takes a week to get to grips with it fully (if you learnt PHP it'll be a cinch).
Oh, and if you can get Designing with Standards by Zeldman or Web Standards Solutions (I think that's the title) by Dan Cederholm.
> While we're on the topic, is there any way to position text in the
> middle of a div, not the center, the middle (as in top, middle,
> bottom.)
The only way I could think of (off the top of my head) would be to use margins or padding with percentages to set this.
To do with the site I'd say that the colour scheme's a little too eclectic for me, try and concentrate on one console or just don't have three colour schemes on one page. Also you need to markup your code far more semantically. Kudos for not using tables incorrectly, but you shouldn't be using so many absolutely positioned divs with inline styles. Learn HTML and CSS it takes a week to get to grips with it fully (if you learnt PHP it'll be a cinch).
Oh, and if you can get Designing with Standards by Zeldman or Web Standards Solutions (I think that's the title) by Dan Cederholm.
Maybe if I got rid of the grey box behind the 'portal' area?
phuzzy wrote:
> As for the images, I'm afraid that's the way I like it and I do
> heartily suggest a broadband connected; again, if I can be bothered I
> may make a less image intensive version. Maybe.
It does seem a little cluttered with the boxes, but the main title image is great. Again a less cluttered 800x600 version could be my hob, or not...
> As for the images, I'm afraid that's the way I like it and I do
> heartily suggest a broadband connected; again, if I can be bothered I
> may make a less image intensive version. Maybe.
It does seem a little cluttered with the boxes, but the main title image is great. Again a less cluttered 800x600 version could be my hob, or not...
H²O wrote:
> No offence, but the design is really jumbled. And after a few seconds
> of looking at it, the colours really starts to contrast and slightly
> hurt your eyes.
Oh, I remember you! You copied my old design :P
> No offence, but the design is really jumbled. And after a few seconds
> of looking at it, the colours really starts to contrast and slightly
> hurt your eyes.
Oh, I remember you! You copied my old design :P
I do use CSS, for the form fields.
I could use it for the text, pretty easily, by just finding and replacing the fontsize tags with CSS class bits.
I've got 5 weeks to kill, so it's likely.
As for the images, I'm afraid that's the way I like it and I do heartily suggest a broadband connected; again, if I can be bothered I may make a less image intensive version. Maybe.
I could use it for the text, pretty easily, by just finding and replacing the fontsize tags with CSS class bits.
I've got 5 weeks to kill, so it's likely.
As for the images, I'm afraid that's the way I like it and I do heartily suggest a broadband connected; again, if I can be bothered I may make a less image intensive version. Maybe.
It's not ~that~ easy.
I still can't hack it completely as Mozilla handles things completely different to IE which buggers up most things.
While we're on the topic, is there any way to position text in the middle of a div, not the center, the middle (as in top, middle, bottom.)
I'm sure what I'm doing is correct, it just isn't working.
I still can't hack it completely as Mozilla handles things completely different to IE which buggers up most things.
While we're on the topic, is there any way to position text in the middle of a div, not the center, the middle (as in top, middle, bottom.)
I'm sure what I'm doing is correct, it just isn't working.
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