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Ive done all the work for this site, (ugh yes including gfx)..

 

anyways i got a working template going, then made the CMS end...

 

I want to make a more intersting back ground for the main section, and more color in general later on.

 

What I'm asking is the layout as far as where to find info ok.  between the myspace link and upcomming shows will be a place to hold flyers, endorcemnts etc...

 

everything ::everything:: is driven by mysql from table widths to the news, shows, pictures and so on.

 

all i want to know is how does it look to the end user who doesn't appriceate the thousands of lines of code to make that come up in your browser.

 

by the way i did a nono and wont let IE look at it yet  ::)

 

BTW WHY does the header float 20px under the nav bar only on the main page

 

the link <a href="http://alchemy.servebeer.com/">http://alchemy.servebeer.com/</a>

 

thanks for the help.

 

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GFX are pretty good! the site would look nice and quite professional to the common visitor

except those with wider screen resolutions due to the absolute positioning with the div #nav  (not a good idea!) ::)

 

Couple of tips...

 

1: Use Fire bug :  https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843

to help isolate issues and debug your code.

 

2: Use a div layout. it is cleaner and easier once you get the hang of it. and you end up with less spacing problems

 

3: http://validator.w3.org/#validate-by-upload validate often during coding. this will help you eliminate problems before they get buried and hard to find...

 

4: I see that you have your #nav in a <ul> and may have had some spacing issues with it falling 10-20px on your page...  In the style sheet, I have found that It helps to use this for nav bars in a <ul>

 

#nav ul{ display: inline;}

 

it seems to solve that spacing issue...

 

 

hope to have helped...

 

Jos.

 

Thanks for the feedback.

 

I have firebug and use validator.w3 usually at the end of the day tho.

 

switching to a div/css layout might solve the IE incompatibility.  The reason I went with tables was becasue Im only comfortable with absolute positioning... :-\

 

Thanks tho man Ill show you what I come up with.

 

 

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