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NottinghamForest




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Old Post  12-30-05 - 03:24 AM  
Hello there,

Just finished updating my web site, (if there is such a thing). I would like
honest opinions please. Criteria being quick loading and pleasing to the eye
.

Any other comments most welcomed,

kind regards, Martin.



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Old Post  12-30-05 - 03:24 AM  
looks GREAT! wouldn't change a thing!!


um, you might want to post a link to the site. i'm just sayin'.


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Old Post  12-30-05 - 03:24 AM  
Doh!

One of them days!

http://excalibur-design.co.uk

Kind regards, Martin.


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Old Post  12-30-05 - 08:15 AM  
On 29 Dec 2005 in macromedia.dreamweaver, NottinghamForest wrote:

> Doh!
>
> One of them days!
>
> http://excalibur-design.co.uk

Very nice look; clean design.  Awesome background image on the front
page - did you do that yourself?

Some minor 'under-the-hood' points:

I saw some tables where you're using <th> elements inside the table,
presumably to bold and center the text.  Use CSS instead; <th> means
'table header', and has semantic meaning for adaptive devices (screen
readers and the like).  Likewise headline (<h1>, <h2>, ...) elements
inside list items (<li> ).

You're using <blockquote> to, I assume, indent text.  Again, the tag
has a semantic meaning - the text inside this block is a quote.  You
should use CSS to indent appropriate container tags (<p> ).

Externalize as much of your CSS as possible - it looks so much neater.

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Old Post  12-30-05 - 08:17 AM  
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 03:12:26 +0000 (UTC), Joe Makowiec
<makowiec@invalid.invalid> wrote:

>On 29 Dec 2005 in macromedia.dreamweaver, NottinghamForest wrote:
> 
>
>Very nice look; clean design.  Awesome background image on the front
>page - did you do that yourself?
>
>Some minor 'under-the-hood' points:
>
>I saw some tables where you're using <th> elements inside the table,
>presumably to bold and center the text.  Use CSS instead; <th> means
>'table header', and has semantic meaning for adaptive devices (screen
>readers and the like).  Likewise headline (<h1>, <h2>, ...) elements
>inside list items (<li> ).
>
>You're using <blockquote> to, I assume, indent text.  Again, the tag
>has a semantic meaning - the text inside this block is a quote.  You
>should use CSS to indent appropriate container tags (<p> ).
>
>Externalize as much of your CSS as possible - it looks so much neater.

Also the contact page has faults in the bottom left corner. (In Opera)



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Old Post  12-30-05 - 08:17 AM  
Thanks for your input Joe. The image on the home page was done by my friend.
 (I
can only dream of being that artistic). I did the easy bit of optimsiing the
image in fireworks ready for the web.

Thanks again for taking the time to look.

Kind regards, Martin.



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Old Post  12-30-05 - 11:14 AM  
Hi Martin

A couple of issues in Firefox.

On the home page whatever nav link I click your site opens a new window,
which is odd. I can only guess it is because you are using absolute
paths and Firefox thinks it is going to a different site, which is how I
have my prefs to work.

Also, on the contact page you have this in your code below the tech
supprt info box.

<p><span class="contactsidebox"><br />
</span></p>
<p><span class="style35">
<br />
</span></p>

This shows up as two narrow boxes with the bg colour of the
contactsidebox class, looks odd, again in Firefox.

I see you are only down the road from me, I'm on the Wirral.

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Old Post  12-30-05 - 11:28 PM  
Thanks for looking Jojo. I'll address the CSS and firefox issues asap.
It's a small world! At least today the weather has warmed up a little where 
we
live! (although the kids wished we had snow!)

Kind regards, Martin.




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Old Post  12-30-05 - 11:28 PM  
I live on Nottingham Drive (in Pennsylvania).  Does that make me a distant
relative?

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> Thanks for looking Jojo. I'll address the CSS and firefox issues asap.
> It's a small world! At least today the weather has warmed up a little
> where we
> live! (although the kids wished we had snow!)
>
> Kind regards, Martin.
>
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Old Post  12-30-05 - 11:28 PM  
Murray *TMM* wrote:
> I live on Nottingham Drive (in Pennsylvania).  Does that make me a distant
> relative?
>

Absolutely, funnily enough you're a merry man too!

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