you mean there is more than one?
wow, I guess it is buyer beware and know what you are buying or really whose work you are buying, kick the tires so to speak, and no I won’t mention anything about the actual template.
Al
I don’t have Photoshop so maybe this is a stupid question.
When you create something like a logo, button or background slice, why wouldn’t you just create the image to be used on the web page at the same time instead of creating the logo, button, etc, in the PSD , then later slicing it up into images for the web and then using it?
I have never understood why this is not usually done.
Al
I just discovered and used a Firefox tool called View Style Information and discovered that one of the site templates for sale on TF is using background images for major parts of the content area on the home page.
That is a big no-no as far as I am concerned.
It makes the page very difficult to change to what you want and was not something that I would expect to see on any template for sale here. I am not sure why the author would create their page that way, it is not that difficult to code up headings, etc and is much adaptable to what I might want to do with it if I buy the template.
that is why I want to see your code, the pretty picture revealed on the web page is not enough to entice me to buy, sorry.
Al
can’t you use firebug to decipher what controls this?
this is what I would start with
Al
be nice if you could have the paper going into the shredder and out, would be a nice effect
Al
in ie6, looks to me like the .container is being placed following the stuff on the right, not sure why but does not look like the absolute positioning is not working the way you think it should be. does abs positioning work the same in ie6 as in ie7, etc?
the other two, I don’t know
Al
also notice that in IE7 , the nav links have no thick bottom border, in FF and Chrome they do
is this the effect you are trying to achieve?
Al
p.s. I usually use IE7 for most of what I do on the web, although I do have Firefox 3. and Chrome on my PC
just ran it in IE Tester here, ugly,
really needs to be fixed
Al
not cutting off in Chrome here
Al
p.s. nice theme
I learned about HTML /CSS code just a couple of years ago and did not come up through the tables path. I have never used tables for layout and would find them hard to use now for that purpose. i also find all that inline CSS code you find in some web pages is vary hard to decipher, I am very much used to the cleaner code of web pages using CSS for layout.
Al
