sittingbull

All I have to say is awesome. I'll be working on mine over the next couple of days, although I still might have some questions. I'm doing a bunch of searching on google right now to and coming up with all kinds of ideas too. I'll be posting back here with updates. Thanks again Sane.

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Booooze

I just took a look at it, and figured I could mention a few things. Your title should be changed on each page. It says homepage, products, services etc. But, if you want to do it "properly" and hit a little bit of SEO in there, then I would recommend you put in your company name, followed by a "-" dash and then "Products", or "Home" etc. I don't know if you have looked at your page in a bigger resolution, but your title background repeats, and on a bigger resolution, it kind of cuts off. Also, I agree with Saney about teh Nav. Don't make the font size change, especially if it's going to change your table size. Anyways, just a few things too look into. For your first shot at CSS layouts, I'd say your doing quite well. I remember what mine used to look like Keep it up, and you will have a good site in no time

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1. If you can, you should get a shorter domain name.
2. Use one background for the whole page, or maybe a repeating gradient. But jumping from one color to the next "doesn't flow well."
3. Run your pages through Tidy. Most Web IDEs come with it.

Booooze: "-" isn't a real dash. Read about it on Wikipedia.

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Sane

Glad I could help sittingbull. Don't be afraid to ask any more questions. ^^


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DaWei

You mean, like it says, "common dashes, HYPHEN-MINUS"?

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Sane

Well, it does say that.
But then if you read the little shpeel down below.

sittingbull

Thanks for the added info guys. Okay, one more question. This is drving my nuts, I just can't seem to figure this out. On the left side, where I want my navigation links, how do you get the box on the left side to start at the top say below a main header, and span down to the bottom of the page no matter how much content is on the page. This is what I mean, see the left side? How can I do that? I have been reading and reading and cannot figure it out . Again, thanks for tall the help.

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Booooze

I'm not exactly great at explaing CSS or handing out code, as sometimes I feel I'm doing trial and error myself:p. Also, I haven't done it in a while, but if I recall correctly, If you have your Nav inside a container, you should be able to do height:100%;

@ the rest of you - That's just stupid. Who the hell takes the time to right a document on "dahes"...lol

sittingbull

Okay, I used a container and it worked horizontally which I do not want. I'm trying to get it to work vertically and I'm having problems with it, any hints? Good god! :eek:

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titaniumdecoy

That's not easy to do without using tables for layout; there's no easy way to do it with CSS. If you're determined to do this, I recommend using a background image to make it appear that the sidebar extends all the way down the page.