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New site from Moi. nothing exciting, just a site selling Power Analyzers.
Just gone up for beta, so expecting some bugs and issues all over the place.
Comments welcome.
[URL]http://voltech.preview.cayenne.co.uk/poweranalyzer/[/URL]
Some of it is still missing, like the entire applications section and some of the links go to odd places as the client is still being a bit vague with what he wants it to do in the end.
Just gone up for beta, so expecting some bugs and issues all over the place.
Comments welcome.
[URL]http://voltech.preview.cayenne.co.uk/poweranalyzer/[/URL]
Some of it is still missing, like the entire applications section and some of the links go to odd places as the client is still being a bit vague with what he wants it to do in the end.
Page:
Hmmm... wrote:
> I've noticed that your sites, including this one, 'work' much better
> viewed in FF rather than IE.
>
> In IE when clicking links to move through the site I get a glimpse of
> the raw text/code before the page displays correctly - which always
> looks a bit naff to me. In FF I can change pages normally.
>
> I guess this is all down to IE not sticking to various standards as
> strictly as you - but it's probably worth getting round as the
> majority of visitors will still be using IE.
FoUC... Flash of Unstyled Content [URL]http://www.bluerobot.com/web/css/fouc.asp[/URL]
A bug in IE where using @import for CSS instead of gives you a flash of raw code as opposed to a continuous style. The usual fix is to add a
> I've noticed that your sites, including this one, 'work' much better
> viewed in FF rather than IE.
>
> In IE when clicking links to move through the site I get a glimpse of
> the raw text/code before the page displays correctly - which always
> looks a bit naff to me. In FF I can change pages normally.
>
> I guess this is all down to IE not sticking to various standards as
> strictly as you - but it's probably worth getting round as the
> majority of visitors will still be using IE.
FoUC... Flash of Unstyled Content [URL]http://www.bluerobot.com/web/css/fouc.asp[/URL]
A bug in IE where using @import for CSS instead of gives you a flash of raw code as opposed to a continuous style. The usual fix is to add a
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