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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Thanks for your your help so far, it's working much better already! I replaced the <p>s with spans, changed the classes into ids, gave the color codes 6 digits, added some meta tags and moved the font definitions to body. Emps, I agree and don't like the flash navigation very much, too, and I'll replace it as soon as something beautiful comes to my mind. But I think it will have to wait a few more seconds, until I know which and how much content it will have to handle. And I'm thinking about how to make the yellows more 'eye-pleasing', since you both don't seem to like it that much ;) But the thing is, it has to be yellow... Now there's only one thing left that's not OK in Netscape, it's the dark bars at the top and bottom of the page: any ideas why they aren't stretched to the whole window's width, like in IE? And I didn't find a solution for the other two things that were so easy to do when I had all those tables: the light yellow colored divs (it's #middleleft and #middleright) should fill up the whole space between the top and bottom bars... and the bottom bar should be the last thing one the page, there shouldn't be any yellow after it. Just as it was when I had the monster table. Updated page is again at [url=http://www.kussatz.com/erik/css]www.kussatz.com/erik/css[/url] . kuckus Loading...
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