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I've got the border around an image - which is also a link - set to '1' on purpose, and it's coming up as the nasty blue default border colour. I've put alink='#FFFFFF' and vlink='#FFFFFF' in the tag, but what's the CSS for it? Can't be bothered to look it up.
Also, page margin CSS please.
Also, page margin CSS please.
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Pffft.
It's out of my hands - I made it for a client. Whatever he chooses to do with it, be it ignore my advice or whatever, is up to him.
[URL]http://www.damarus.co.uk/images/example.jpg[/URL]
See how much better this is?
See how much better this is?
Don't you have Paint Shop Pro etc?
That's the bloke's fault. On his old site he had quite small images, so when I set up his image upload thing he decided to put up massive images instead! Only 5 per page though, and his clients are probably prepared to wait for the images. Never had a problem with my body tag before. The PHP beore it is fine, and I've got to put a cookie in there, so that'll be before the body tag anyway.
*wooosh* indeed.
*wooooooosh*
They took quite a while to load - I'm sure that a image that small in width and height can have its file size reduced a fair bit.
cjh wrote:
> The photos on the right took a long time to load, and I'm on
> broadband. You might want to create thumbnails for these.
What's wrong with the 308kb thumbnail he's got at the moment?!
!!
> The photos on the right took a long time to load, and I'm on
> broadband. You might want to create thumbnails for these.
What's wrong with the 308kb thumbnail he's got at the moment?!
!!
I swear I replied to this this morning! Must be going loopy, anyway ...
Overall, it looks good, but there were one or two things I wanted to point out.
The photos on the right took a long time to load, and I'm on broadband. You might want to create thumbnails for these.
Your tag is in the wrong place, but I'm not sure if it'll cause any problems in any web brouwsers though. Chances are it won't, but thought I'd let you know.
You could shorten your CSS a little by replacing margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0; margin-left:10; margin-right:10; with margin: 0 10px; (0 for the top and bottom values, 10px for the left and right values).
Overall, it looks good, but there were one or two things I wanted to point out.
The photos on the right took a long time to load, and I'm on broadband. You might want to create thumbnails for these.
Your tag is in the wrong place, but I'm not sure if it'll cause any problems in any web brouwsers though. Chances are it won't, but thought I'd let you know.
You could shorten your CSS a little by replacing margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0; margin-left:10; margin-right:10; with margin: 0 10px; (0 for the top and bottom values, 10px for the left and right values).
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