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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I see you have set a fixed size on the left box on the home page, and yes i looks better this way than yesterday but now the page doesn't scale as good. It is scaling very well when you make the width of the window smaller only the right box scales. So when the width is the same size as the left box the right box disapears. I don't know if you care about it but if you do you might want this to know. Also i noticed the space between the boxes on the different pages is not the same. I you make these spaces the same (fixed or scalable) it creates more unity. Also more side margin or some kind of boxing on the daily ramblings page could not hurt but it has to be subtle. This page looks very dull. Try to put the date in a little diffrent font, maybe i bit smaller an a bit bolder perhaps. I do wonder about all those "div.something.something{....}" rules in your css file. I want to say something about them . First [u]you do not need [/u]to make everything a div. You could use every xhtml element to put style rules on. Second by using classes you could change a whole lot of things at the same time. Third by using the cascading (the c from css) you could safe a lot of typing. Here are some examples: Class: [code]<style bla bla> .title {font-family:arial; font-size:1.5em;} .text {font-family:arial; font-size:1.em;} </style> <html><body> <span class=title;>This would be a title with an 1.5em sized font</span> <div class=text;>bla bla text with fontsize from 1em. bla bla text with fontsize from 1em. bla bla text with fontsize from 1em. bla bla text with fontsize from 1em. bla bla text with fontsize from 1em. </div> <p class=text>This is a different element with the same class again the size is 1em. This is a different element with the same class again the size is 1em. This is a different element with the same class again the size is 1em</p></body></html>[/code] Using the cascade posibilities: [code]<style bla bla> body {font-family:arial; font-size:12px;} p.special {font-family:arial; font-size:14px;} </style> <html><body> <p>paragraph 1</p> <p>paragraph 2</p <div> diversion1 bla bla</div> <p class=special>fonts are just a bit bigger</p> <p>paragraph 4</p> </body> </html> [/code] In th last example all paragraphs and the div are part of the body element there off the all get the 12px fontsize. Except for the special paragraph 3. This has set the fontsize specified so it will use its own specs. And the font will be a bit bigger. However the fourth paragraph will default again to the size specied for the body element. Try it for yourself. ------------------------------ Support [url=http://www.justice4pat.com/]Justice for Pat Richard[/url] [small](Edited by [internallink=298]Rinswind 2th[/internallink] on 12-02-2004 01:28)[/small] Loading...
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