Critique/Help

I have re-worked a table based layout to make it a tableless layout. I have
been having some trouble with the way IE presents the page. I have not had
a problem with any Mozilla browser. Any help would be appreciated.

http://isthisright.com

Jon

In message <H%j5e.29995$UW6.25752 (AT) bignews5 (DOT) bellsouth.net>, Jon
<jon (AT) jon (DOT) jon> writes
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I have not had
a problem with any Mozilla browser.

You may want to review that statement after you've increased the size of
the text.

Any help would be appreciated.

http://isthisright.com

Jon


regards.

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Jake

Jake,

Thank you for the help. I did not want a fixed size on the site, but
the guy I was building it for did. What options do I have to fix this?
I would appreciate any input or advice.

Jon

subjugate (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:

Thank you for the help. I did not want a fixed size on the site,
but the guy I was building it for did. What options do I have to
fix this? I would appreciate any input or advice.

Sneak into his office and change the default size in his browser!

Another suggestion: you might want to rethink the current design, with
those very large graphics at the top of each page. By doing that, you
have forced all specific page content to "below the fold" and
requiring scrolling just to get started.

You should remove the HTML comment code [ <!-- and --> ] from the link
to the style sheet.

And for some reason, that Home link in the upper right needs me to
hover the mouse just slightly below the word Home. FF 1.0.2.

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