[jacksonpt]

The last week or so I've been trying to teach myself CSS. At this point, the only real problems I'm having are deal with browser issues, especially FireFox. I know there's a problem with the links page in FireFox, but I think everything else is OK.

If you're bored, or a nerd and like doing this kind of thing, take a look at my website and let me know what you think. I'm not terribly concerned with whether or not you like it, but more with now the pages load/display in certain browser/platforms.

If you have any tips/suggestions, let me know. I'm having problem with FireFox and padding/margin issues in some areas, but I think I got all the other bugs worked out.

Thanks.

http://www.trailaddict.com/

 

[stosh]

I already looked at it and it is an improvement.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Seems to work well with Opera.

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[jacksonpt]

Seems to work well with Opera.

-S.S.-

Cool, thanks. Opera and Macs are my concerns...

 

[MMcG]

works for me but the text is really small.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Cool, thanks. Opera and Macs are my concerns...

Just for info, I'm using Opera 7.54.

-S.S.-

 

[Toshi]

slight padding/margin issues with safari here. also "copywrite" should be "copyright". looks nice and clean tho.

 

[manhattanprjkt83]

jackson, you and I are in the same boat, i am in the middle stages of my site developement so i know exactly what you are gonig through, i think the site needs some type of banner in the open orange section at the top...Not sure if i am feeling the Sea animal (graphic)...to each his own but just not my style. I totally hear you on the pain in the ass that is designing for a few browsers. Additionally i would include some pics of your rides where you list the component spec. I guess that is all for now.

 

[manhattanprjkt83]

o and one more thing, you should put the updates in an iframe, that way the viewer can scroll down without scrolling out of the main box. I do this on my site and it seems to work well...