I hope you will be gentle, at least I have it validated.

There are a few links that aren't correct, but I'm working on those.

I'm not entirely thrilled with the colors (but that would be another
group?)

This is my first CSS page and I still don't understand all of it.

Thanks

http://access-the-best-tickets.com/yankees3/

Always More Questions <thanIhaveanswersfor@domain.invalid> wrote:

> http://access-the-best-tickets.com/yankees3/

The HTML is fine. Now go to one of the deisgn groups and they'll critique
the design .... :)

One note, though - by including the CSS inline you have eliminated one of
the main benefits of CSS, which is linking.

The Doormouse

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Quoth the raven Always More Questions:

> I hope you will be gentle, at least I have it validated.
>
> There are a few links that aren't correct, but I'm working on
> those.

You should get your facts correct. You say:

"The Yankees are baseball's most dominant team at every position. They
have won a record 22 World Series and 33 AL pennants..."

The Yanks have won 26 World Series and 39 AL pennants.

> This is my first CSS page and I still don't understand all of it.
> http://access-the-best-tickets.com/yankees3/

Is this your only page? All the links seem to lead to other sites. If
so, ok. If not, move your CSS into a separate file and link to it.

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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 01:18:23 -0700, Always More Questions
<thanIhaveanswersfor@domain.invalid> wrote:

> This is my first CSS page and I still don't understand all of it.
>
> http://access-the-best-tickets.com/yankees3/

Great you're using CSS, but I'm sorry, have to take a pass. I'm a devout
Red Sox fan, I'm sure you understand. I kinda get sick.

Have fun, all.

In article <Xns95603ACB51F64doormouseattnet@68.12.19.6>,
The Doormouse <doormouse@att.net> wrote:

> Always More Questions <thanIhaveanswersfor@domain.invalid> wrote:
> 
>
> The HTML is fine. Now go to one of the deisgn groups and they'll critique
> the design .... :)
>
> One note, though - by including the CSS inline you have eliminated one of
> the main benefits of CSS, which is linking.
>
> The Doormouse

Thank you. It was my intention to make the style sheet external. I kept
it there so it would be easier to be critiqued.

In article <Coj0d.21431$2s.10552@twister.nyroc.rr.com>,
"Beauregard T. Shagnasty" <a.nony.mous@example.invalid> wrote:

> Quoth the raven Always More Questions:
> 
>
> You should get your facts correct. You say:
>
> "The Yankees are baseball's most dominant team at every position. They
> have won a record 22 World Series and 33 AL pennants..."
>
> The Yanks have won 26 World Series and 39 AL pennants.

That's what I get for cheating off of a sixth graders paper. Thanks


> 
>
> Is this your only page? All the links seem to lead to other sites. If
> so, ok. If not, move your CSS into a separate file and link to it.

It's the pilot page so I can learn how to do it. Eventually, for better
or worse, there will be a page for each team, each team in the other
leagues, etc.

Thanks again.

In article <opsd4apsgy6v6656@news.individual.net>,
Neal <neal413@yahoo.com> wrote:

> On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 01:18:23 -0700, Always More Questions
> <thanIhaveanswersfor@domain.invalid> wrote:
> 
>
> Great you're using CSS, but I'm sorry, have to take a pass. I'm a devout
> Red Sox fan, I'm sure you understand. I kinda get sick.
>
> Have fun, all.

I kinda like the Dolphins, but that's another time and another site.

Thanks

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 01:18:23 -0700, Always More Questions
<thanIhaveanswersfor@domain.invalid> wrote:

>I'm not entirely thrilled with the colors (but that would be another
>group?)

You could try alt.desgin.graphics, but people here are quite willing
to argue about colors.
>
>This is my first CSS page and I still don't understand all of it.

I don't think anyone does. The collapsible-ness of your main page
becomes a drawback when the window is made smaller. Seems like a case
of 6 of one; half-dozen of another, although I think I'd prefer a
horizontal scrollbar to one word (partially hidden) lines of text.
>
>http://access-the-best-tickets.com/yankees3/

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 20:34:29 GMT, Frogleg <frogleg@nowhere.com> wrote:

> On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 01:18:23 -0700, Always More Questions
> <thanIhaveanswersfor@domain.invalid> wrote:
> 
>
> You could try alt.desgin.graphics, but people here are quite willing
> to argue about colors. 
>
> I don't think anyone does. The collapsible-ness of your main page
> becomes a drawback when the window is made smaller. Seems like a case
> of 6 of one; half-dozen of another, although I think I'd prefer a
> horizontal scrollbar to one word (partially hidden) lines of text. 
>

Took a really fast peek. The real problem is the left column is fixed due
to the image, so the other two have to smush way too much. That's a
problem with the basic design. That image must be made smaller or have
very narrow content next to it. As it is, it's impractical.

Oh no, I think I just saw Jeter. I have to close it up, sorry.

In article <opsd6jvaqy6v6656@news.individual.net>,
Neal <neal413@yahoo.com> wrote:

> On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 20:34:29 GMT, Frogleg <frogleg@nowhere.com> wrote:
> 
>
> Took a really fast peek. The real problem is the left column is fixed due
> to the image, so the other two have to smush way too much. That's a
> problem with the basic design. That image must be made smaller or have
> very narrow content next to it. As it is, it's impractical.
>
> Oh no, I think I just saw Jeter. I have to close it up, sorry.

I'd truly like to have a smaller better image, but the existing image
does have quite an impact. As it is, there probably won't be too much
content (I'm trying for more).

Thanks for the critique.