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Hi there, it is a good idea, people will always like free image hosting sites, and yours is simple and quick, unlike Photobucket (in my opinion). The homepage looks good but the ads look kinda out of place, you need something to finish of the page underneath the black.
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In all honesty, the website had been edited by someone else that caused both those errors and the links at the bottom. I will be having words! Thanks though.
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I'm assuming that SB3.png is the light blue background column:
<div style="background-image:url("SB3.png"); height:600px; height:100px; padding: 10px; text-align:center"> .: Main :. <!-- Your links go here --> </div>
Also, your random background PHP script. Wouldnt it have been better to just name the background image files "SB1_1.png", "SB1_2.png", etc. Then simply have: background=SB1_<?php echo $rand; ?>.png
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Hey there, if you are familiar with Javascript (even if you are not, you will not find it that difficult as you know PHP), then you should pick up AJAX pretty well. Take a look at the link in my signature to get started with it. When you work it out, you should literally be able to build it as you would any other application, but instead of using page refreshes, use AJAX. Hope that helps.
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Hi there, this is one of my latest CSS sites that I created at work. Just wanted to know what people like about it and maybe any improvements. Its definately one of my favourites that I have made and the best of the few recent CSS-only sites that I have created.
Cheers
Niall
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No offence but it looks like a FPJ (Front Page Job). If it wasn't, then you need to work on your design. The buttons like steelmanronald06 said are too far apart and these days there is no reason to have those horrible images as the buttons, you need to use CSS. The site is generally plain, with not much too it and also, the site cant be working too well because the only person to have bought any pixels is the website itself :S
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One piece of advice: don't use tables. Also it isnt a good idea having a background image and trying to line things up exactly, you would be better off having a <div> and styling the CSS so you get the blue column behind it.
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Can I ask why the footer is being positioned absolutely. And maybe a link to see more of the picture if possible?
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I dont know of any, but if you do manage to find out, let me know because I have up looking for this a while ago. It must be possible hence the screen captures on YouTube.
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It is nice, but I dont think the buttons work. They are too large as mcspringer said and I dont think the font is very professional. I would perhaps make some nicer CSS style buttons rather than using image. The same goes for the font for the header, it doesnt really look all that professional.