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It still retains a lot of the look and feel as before, but with a few noticable differences. Please take a look and tell me what you think.
> no, u use the alt tag for images and the title tag for hyperlinks - u
> can use title in other situations, but thats the only place i use
> them...
Actually it's title on all cases as ALT is being depricted. Title is also part of the Accessability mark-up becoming standard as of next year as text readers and other disabled devises will not read ALT. Also, some versions of IE6 and NS6 don't recognise ALT and use TITLE instead and vice versa for ALTS.
The common answer, use both on everything to ensure compatability and conformity.
I think I need to concentrate more! I stayed up most of the night working on it and got to a point where I was to tired to do anymore. Anyways, thanks again for the help, much appreciated ;)
> So Link
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> Would make one of those 'tooltip' boxes like you get on an Image????
yup. easy innit?
1- Think about making those buttons at the top rollovers, I don't know why but when I look at a website I like the idea of rollovers, gives you a bit more of an interactive feel (isn't really interactive, just feels it) and they look pretty cool too.
2- The text just below funkygamer.com, I'd put that in a different font, when you glance over it, it looks like it's links and stuff, so I'd consider canging the font to make it look a little different to the rest.
3- Links. Little thing, and you might not agree, but if your using CSS I think the links look coolest with no decoration until you put your mouse over them.
Other than those tiny points, it'ss a really nice, clean looking site. Well done, be proud.