disaster-master — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 22:06:51 +0000

Thanks busy.

Looks like I need to figure out something to make the meun look like a menu in IE5 instead of it looking like a sentence. I was wanting to use a list for the menu but I may have to resort to something else.

I am not too worried about NS4 as long as it is accessible. *did i really say that?*

Busy — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 21:07:30 +0000

I upload screen shots of NS4.7 (top and bottom), NS7 and IE5 322kb total can be seen here

NS4.7 looks different now with changes (top section)

disaster-master — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 19:25:34 +0000

Thanks for looking. I have made the following changes:

Added a line between the links by adding borders to list items. (via ALA)

Centered the menu at the top and the secondary nav at the bottom. I still have to add one or two more menu selections so it may look better after more are added.

Reduced the padding in the top nav.

Changed the dotted lines around nav and box on the right to solid.

Removed the dashed underline from the links and used the regular underline.

I had the header graphic set as a background. I moved it so that it is a regular image.

Quote: NS4.7 (not sure if your worried about this one) doesn't align and has black/bold top links and orange underline all others (as it should be) and the title words are bold black too.

Not sure what you mean about this busy. Would you mind doing a screenshot for me in NS4.7 and NS7?

I am aware that it is very plain and "css layout-ish" looking but I really would like to work with this and make it look less "common". Input?????

Oh, anybody got a Mac?

Here is the LINK again.

Renegade — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 11:00:16 +0000

Yeah looks good to me in Mozilla

One thing:
Where is reads "Home Services Portfolio Contact" for the top navigation, you could seperate them with something so that they are...seperated...

Quote: I'm finding now is that all these css fully controlled sites are looking the same.

Yeah, me too, I think it's partly to do with the limited possiblities that DIVs can give :S either that or we need to be a bit more imaginative :S

The Webmistress — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 07:18:01 +0000

Busy has covered the browsers I've got so nothing more to add from that. Again it's clean and looks ok but the trouble I'm finding now is that all these css fully controlled sites are looking the same.

Busy — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 06:36:12 +0000

nice clean layout
however the top links are to close together, first glance looks like one word or a sentence, maybe a | or - or something between them.
The underline of the graphic makes it look like a link, either link it to home page or remove it.
IE5 and NS7 are very similar, main difference is IE5 has solid line around boxs where as NS7 is dotted, and NS7 has a little more padding around things, like top nav section. just noticed on hover, ie is none while ns7 is dotted, well pages ones, top ones are none.
NS4.7 (not sure if your worried about this one) doesn't align and has black/bold top links and orange underline all others (as it should be) and the title words are bold black too.

I like it