POD {Ò¿Ó} wrote:
> "POD {Ò¿Ó}" <DONT.EVEN.TRY.IT@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> once tried to test me. I
> ate their liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti
>
>
>>"POD {Ò¿Ó}" <DONT.EVEN.TRY.IT@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> once tried to test me. I
>>ate their liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti
>>
>>
>>>Ned Ludd <andy.block@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> once tried to test me. I ate their
>>>liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti
>>>
>>>
>>>>http://taffeylewis.com/index.HTM#top
>>>
>>>Have you looked at it with other web browsers? I am looking at this
>>>with Firefox set at a resolution of 1680x1050 and on that first page,
>>>I am seeing a single fault.
>>>
>>>After the "Epic Illustrated" there is a wrap problem, so the first
>>>Marvel Comic is on the next line, but it only starts way over on the
>>>right, past the outside of "Epic Illustrated" So I'd check your
>>>code.
>>>
>>>Slight niggles with that page are that some of the photos are quite
>>>large, and I noticed this as I'm doing some heavy download, and most
>>>of my 20Mb bandwidth is gobbled up with that, and images like the
>>>Japanese collector's magazine are nigh on 1Mb, but since you can't
>>>click on them and look at them any bigger, I would look to rezise the
>>>images so that they are all 72 dpi, and only as many pixels across
>>>and down as you need them.
>>>
>>>Also, I'm not a fan of scrolling, and I'd personally prefer to see
>>>lots of little pages rather than one huge one with everything on it.
>>>Maybe start by splitting them up to subject specific pages like CDs,
>>>Games, Books etc...
>>>
>>>But overall It's always great to see new websites, and with some
>>>great material on it. Well done that man!
>>>
>>
>>Having a slightly closer look, you have a couple of fundermental small
>>problems, one is spaces in file and folder names, so where you have
>>"blade runner", the code shows "blade%20runner" and it can get quite
>>ugly. It is best practice to stick to 8 character names for all your
>>folders and files, so images will be abcdefgh.jpg, so again you will
>>not get any of the %20 in your links.
>>
>>Secondly, I see you've spaced along between the names of each image,
>>so your code is full of "; ", which
>>again just makes it untidy. There are arguments pro and con the use
>>of tables, but I think it will really help you keep things much tidier
>>and faster on the code front. So if you get FrontPage to create a
>>table three columns wide and as many rows as you think you'll need for
>>each page, then you can put a picture and it's name in each cell and
>>centre it, so that the name is always centered under the picture.
>>
>>I also found your fault that I identified above, you are missing a
>></P> at the end of the Epic Illustrated text line.
>>
>
>
> Also is that a bald head I see reflected in the photo of the FC
> breifcase ;-)
>
Wow, you must own your own Esper Machine to have spotted the bald head!
Thanks for the suggestions.
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