Site critique please

"noSpAm0000" <noSpAm0000 (AT) n0mail (DOT) com> wrote

On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 23:54:49 -0500, Ravenstravels wrote:

Hello, I have a new site. Its not quite finished yet. This is my first
site.
It is an oscommerce site.
Any feedback would be helpfull www.ravenview.net
Thanks. G.W.

Did you make the graphic at the top with Bryce?

I used some existing clip art and Photoshop. Bryce looks pretty neat
though.

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

2. A 3 column layout is difficult without using tables.

Not really ... <g
http://www.benmeadowcroft.com/webdev...th-footer.html

It fails in IE6 if there is a div {position:relative;} anywhere
before the start of the 3 column code. As long as there is no such
div, it displays as shown.

Can you describe why you would want a position: relative before the <div
id="content"> ? A banner space? I don't see why it would be necessary
to make it relative, unless I'm missing something.

I have a page that has a collection of different experimental layouts,

each in their own DIVs. I put position:relative in the containing div for
the 3-column experiment so that the position:absolute elements would place
correctly within the div. When I looked at the page with IE, of course,
there was the mess it made of the layout.
This is a somewhat unusual condition. If the IE+position:relative
limitation is observed, the 3-column layout works fine.

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Jim Moe wrote:

I have a page that has a collection of different experimental
layouts, each in their own DIVs.

Ok, so then you were doing something that wouldn't normally appear on
a regular page. Understood.

That three-column layout works fine under normal circumstances.

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