What am I doing Wrong?

Here's a site I just competed. The owner is telling me the photo strip on
the right is cutting of at the neck of some of the people or not showing
complete frames. Here's the css for the photo strip on the right. As you can
see, the width is a percentage while the height is in pixels. My resolution
is 1028 x 768 and I get it perfectly. Don't know what the owner's monitor
resolution is, but I'm thinking it shouldn't matter in any event.

Anyway, can anyone tell me what I've done wrong here and how to correct it?
Here's the url:

www.piedmonthome.com

Maria

Prof. Marvel wrote:

Anyway, can anyone tell me what I've done wrong here and how to correct it?
Here's the url:

www.piedmonthome.com

I get a "Directory Listing Denied" message, nothing else. What's the
real URL?


Matthias

"Prof. Marvel" <reporter@(removethis)fuse.net> wrote

Here's a site I just competed. The owner is telling me the photo strip on
the right is cutting of at the neck of some of the people or not showing
complete frames. Here's the css for the photo strip on the right. As you
can
see, the width is a percentage while the height is in pixels. My
resolution
is 1028 x 768 and I get it perfectly. Don't know what the owner's monitor
resolution is, but I'm thinking it shouldn't matter in any event.

Anyway, can anyone tell me what I've done wrong here and how to correct
it?
Here's the url:

www.piedmonthome.com

Maria

Hi Maria,
There was one problem with your home page I fixed very easily. It has to do
with the positioning of your bullet list. Just remove the <bold> and </bold>
tags that surround your list. This will align your bullet list and move your
text that is below it up to where you want it. What you might want to do is
change the top of your page.
Your using Layers when a 3 column 1 row table would suffice. Good luck.

"Prof. Marvel" <reporter@(removethis)fuse.net> wrote

Here's a site I just competed. The owner is telling me the photo strip on
the right is cutting of at the neck of some of the people or not showing
complete frames. Here's the css for the photo strip on the right. As you
can
see, the width is a percentage while the height is in pixels. My
resolution
is 1028 x 768 and I get it perfectly. Don't know what the owner's monitor
resolution is, but I'm thinking it shouldn't matter in any event.

Anyway, can anyone tell me what I've done wrong here and how to correct
it?
Here's the url:

www.piedmonthome.com

Maria

Maria,
In your CSS attributes change the .slogan margin-left:600px to
margin-left:750 that
should solve the spacing problem. Then do what I said in my previous post
and take out the <bold> and </bold> tags
surrounding your bullet list. You should be ok after that.