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Col Biggo




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Old Post  12-04-03 - 12:31 AM  
Could you please comment on the page at http://www.btinternet.com/~colbiggo/
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"Col Biggo" <c.biggoREMOVESPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Could you please comment on the page at
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> thanks in advance
Very simplistic. Also very good. At smaller font sizes your links wordwrap onto one line. The width of the links div and the left margin of the content should be specified in ems. Why use transitional. These days strict is in order. Major issue: get rid of that javascript that changes the status bar on hover. The status bar is there to display the target of a link. Those who don't look at it will never notice. Those who do use the status bar for its intended purpose will get real cranky. Cheers Richard.


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> Major issue: get rid of that javascript that changes the status bar on > hover. The status bar is there to display the target of a link. Those who > don't look at it will never notice. Those who do use the status bar for > its intended purpose will get real cranky.
Yes, if you must use explanitory popups, they can be done more simply: __________ <acronym title="Some explanitory text">Text or Image Here</acronym> ___________ ...will give a hypertext explanation physically close to the link on web standards browsers. You can also use some CSS: ___________ abbr, acronym, .help { border-bottom: 1px dotted #777; cursor: help; } ___________ (see realworldstyle.com for more info.) -- Cheers, m -- mbstevens.com


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Col Biggo <c.biggoREMOVESPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in
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Nice.


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Toby A Inkster




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> Yes, if you must use explanitory popups, they can be done more simply: > <acronym title="Some explanitory text">Text or Image Here</acronym>
Although only use <acronym /> for expanding acronyms. Use <span> for more general explanations. -- Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS Contact Me - http://www.goddamn.co.uk/tobyink/?page=132


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Col Biggo wrote:
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I like it too. But I would like to repeat what others have mentioned in that I really do not like the way that you change the status bar message when mouse over your link. All this means to me is that I need to manually look at your code to see what I am clicking on. But other than that, I like it.


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Technically is good. It depends on the subject of the site if the design will be acceptable. I suggest you add the basic text and graphics and ask again for a critique. Black on gray is not so easy to read. Isn't <b> not replaced by <strong> nowadays? You forgot an alt text (Cynthia picture) Nico


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"Col Biggo" <c.biggoREMOVESPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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| Could you please comment on the page at http://www.btinternet.com/~colbiggo...tro-spect.co.uk
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Col Biggo




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On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 21:10:56 +1000, Disco wrote:
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> Col Biggo wrote: > > I like it too. But I would like to repeat what others have mentioned in > that I really do not like the way that you change the status bar message > when mouse over your link. All this means to me is that I need to manuall y > look at your code to see what I am clicking on. > > But other than that, I like it.
Thanks everyone, Of course you are all correct about the status bar messages. Originally I only changed the email link in the vain hope of stopping at least some spam, then like a kid with a new toy sort of got carried away :) I will get rid of the js for the final version as you have suggested better ways to achieve what I am after. Just a quick thought do you think that there is enough contrast between the background and the main content text? Once again thanks it is great to have your knowledgeable input Live long and prosper Colin


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