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Re-critique -
07-24-2009
, 10:47 PM
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Hi people, I've done some editing on a website recently after receiving some critique here in a thread I started a couple of weeks ago. Would you be so kind to re-critque it again? The website is: http://www.fietsennaarlourdes.be/ |
Do you need three columns? From what I see, two would do fine.
Look at
http://www.fietsennaarlourdes.be/parcours
and see what happens to the left side of the text on like:
Reeds gereden fietsdagen zijn aangegeven in de kleur bruin-oranje.
at small sizes.
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dorayme
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Looks good in general. In fact, quite competent in operation. Well done. Do you need three columns? From what I see, two would do fine. Look at http://www.fietsennaarlourdes.be/parcours and see what happens to the left side of the text on like: Reeds gereden fietsdagen zijn aangegeven in de kleur bruin-oranje. at small sizes. |
I do not even like 3 column layouts but well the client is in charge right
Haven't checkt on different resolutions al all, but I did check while
increasing/decreasing fontsizes on different browsers.
On most browsers that works just fine here without causing to much problems.
I'm not sure what you mean by small sizes: screenresolution? viewportsize?
lettersize?
But just what happens at small sizes?
Cheers.
Samuel
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"dorayme" <doraymeRidThis (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> schreef in bericht news:doraymeRidThis-A723DF.13231025072009 (AT) news (DOT) albasani.net... Looks good in general. In fact, quite competent in operation. Well done. Do you need three columns? From what I see, two would do fine. Look at http://www.fietsennaarlourdes.be/parcours and see what happens to the left side of the text on like: Reeds gereden fietsdagen zijn aangegeven in de kleur bruin-oranje. at small sizes. The 3 columns are by request, its not my favorite either. I do not even like 3 column layouts but well the client is in charge right |
Hi Samuel,
Not saying 3-cols is bad in general, just that unless client is going to
use them more, why bother... But it is OK, I just mentioned it...
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Haven't checkt on different resolutions al all, but I did check while increasing/decreasing fontsizes on different browsers. On most browsers that works just fine here without causing to much problems. I'm not sure what you mean by small sizes: screenresolution? viewportsize? lettersize? But just what happens at small sizes? |
for their browser(s).
Here is a screeshot on one of my browsers (it does not matter which) at
a font size two clicks down from my normal. In other words, two steps
down when you order "make text smaller" in the View menu.
<http://dorayme.netweaver.com.au/justPics/overlap.png>
Do you need help to avoid this or will you work it out? It is no big
deal, I mention it because so many people seem to have text set smaller
(as normal for them) than I do.
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dorayme
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Hi Samuel, Not saying 3-cols is bad in general, just that unless client is going to use them more, why bother... But it is OK, I just mentioned it... |
Youre right about the using them more then just for a singele image on each
side.
But well as usual the client doesn't understand a great deal about making
websites.
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I mean user text size. It is set in each users preferences or options for their browser(s). Here is a screeshot on one of my browsers (it does not matter which) at a font size two clicks down from my normal. In other words, two steps down when you order "make text smaller" in the View menu. http://dorayme.netweaver.com.au/justPics/overlap.png Do you need help to avoid this or will you work it out? It is no big deal, I mention it because so many people seem to have text set smaller (as normal for them) than I do. |
Well the reason I didn't spot it is because Firefox and IE scales the images
to, as does Opera.
I just turned that off and yes is obvious now.
There seems to be a way to avoid it, so if you care to share that with me
then I would be very much greatfull.
Not to mention the time is saves me
)cheers,
Samuel
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"dorayme" <doraymeRidThis (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> schreef in bericht news:doraymeRidThis-F5E578.19543425072009 (AT) news (DOT) albasani.net... Hi Samuel, Not saying 3-cols is bad in general, just that unless client is going to use them more, why bother... But it is OK, I just mentioned it... Hello Dorayme, Youre right about the using them more then just for a singele image on each side. But well as usual the client doesn't understand a great deal about making websites. I mean user text size. It is set in each users preferences or options for their browser(s). Here is a screeshot on one of my browsers (it does not matter which) at a font size two clicks down from my normal. In other words, two steps down when you order "make text smaller" in the View menu. http://dorayme.netweaver.com.au/justPics/overlap.png Do you need help to avoid this or will you work it out? It is no big deal, I mention it because so many people seem to have text set smaller (as normal for them) than I do. Well the reason I didn't spot it is because Firefox and IE scales the images to, as does Opera. I just turned that off and yes is obvious now. There seems to be a way to avoid it, so if you care to share that with me then I would be very much greatfull. Not to mention the time is saves me ) |
ol#legenda li{
...
padding-left: 5em;
But I won't go into your CSS deeply.
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dorayme
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You could give more padding to your ol#legenda li{ ... padding-left: 5em; But I won't go into your CSS deeply. |
I allreay have padding-left: 5em; in ol#legenda li, so that doesn't work
welll enough.
Its not really a big problem I think.
Cheers,
Samuel
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ol#legenda li{ ... padding-left: 5em; But I won't go into your CSS deeply. |
That seems to work.
Could you test it for me in you browser?
Cheers,
Sam
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"dorayme" <doraymeRidThis (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> schreef in bericht news:doraymeRidThis-B79C3F.22025025072009 (AT) news (DOT) albasani.net... You could give more padding to your ol#legenda li{ ... padding-left: 5em; But I won't go into your CSS deeply. Hi dorayme, I allreay have padding-left: 5em; in ol#legenda li, so that doesn't work welll enough. Its not really a big problem I think. |
But as I said, I am not looking deeply into your CSS, just a tweak that
struck me you might look at...
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Would you be so kind to re-critque it again? The website is: http://www.fietsennaarlourdes.be/ Most of the images extend beyond the <p> boundaries. To prevent that the |
/margin/padding.
It seems a bit odd, and unnecessary, to use a list element for gallery
layout.
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