Topic: Converted to XHTML (Page 1 of 1)

Would like comments on my site now that it's been converted to "XHTML".
Sig has link...

Looks good.

Noticed one thing when reading through your code. At the bottom of the index page you set a couple of style attributes in the tag. Why? For example you have a tag that looks like this: <p style="width: 100%" class="validate">. You could as well move the width setting into the stylesheet and the validate-class. The same thing has been done on a couple of other tags there...

In the 'Me' section you should add some more padding to the image. Right now there is no space between the image and the left border.

You should consider using a Guestbook that you can style as you want instead of the one you're using now. It feels kind of wierd to be moved to another page when the none of the other links does that.


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Veneficuz....
Thanks very much for the helpful comments which I think I've taken care of.
Guess the next job will be creating my own "Guestbook".
Thanks again...

Good ! I like MIDI ...

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Ah, the latest incarnation of the MIDI page...

There seems to be an underscore (or something) directly left of the "LZ Friendly" graphic on the main page.

I'm not sure about the centering on the Search page (same for the Mailing List page). You might also want to make the text boxes of equal size. Just aesthetic considerations, really.

I think we've pretty much gotten down to nitpicking here, which is always a good sign.

One thing I'm wondering about: I notice that you have your MIDIs set up in unordered lists. Semantically speaking, though, wouldn't they actually be ordered lists, since they are in alphabetical order?

That's just an extremely picky nitpick, and may not even be right, but I'm always thinking about semantics...



Note to wolfsky: although I can read the Chinese characters in your sig, a lot of people may end up seeing gibberish. I would encourage you not to use Chinese characters as text here.





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