I need some Critics.

[Jator]

K, I haven't addressed the Netscape flaw yet, but I did add a new table to the Web Host page hereone. As always, I appreciate your comments and suggestions.

Jay

 

[Gatsby]

Almost all the text in the right portion of the text box and all the small bulletins are impossible to see at all.

The colors are nice but I can't read anything unless I highlight everything and then start reading.. and its still hard.

Ohh I'm running netscape 4.76

Mozilla 0.6 is perfect.. its readbale but the color background is not there at all. (in the text box)

Gatsby - 994

 

[Neoplasia]

If you don't want to use IIS' footer you can use Includes. I like that better especially if there are sections that require a slightly different footer.

 

[Jani]

I validated your pages through http://validator.w3.org/.
Validator gave few
errors and after modifying your pages html code little it is valid html 4.01 document.
Maybe this isn't big problem. Most browser can handle little errors but why make browser specific pages while you can make pages which all browsers should handle right.

 

[Jator]

Gatsby,

Scroll up a little and you will see that Netscape doesn't like the tables I built. The way it looks in IE is the way it's supposed to be.

Jay

 

[Wellcky]

I would try to incorporate a CSS into the doc that way you wont need those Font tags, also its easier to update the site typographicly as well as lessen the file size.

If and when you use a CSS set your font size by px (pixels) that way it will look the same, rather darn close, when the MAC addicts of the world check it out.

If you want to check out another place simular to yours check out WebMD, now dont get huffy 😉

I would replace "Designed by Jay Simmons" to "Copyright © 1999-2000 Jay Simmons. All rights reserved."

I'll let ya know how it looks on the Mac side tomorrow. Keep up the great work, I think you just stumbled into a "$$$$$ maker."

Goodluck!! 😀

[edit] edited for typos [/edit]

 

[Jator]

Wellcky,

I've not learned how to incorporate css into my HTML pages. I learn as I go. I've just ordered an ASP book as well as a SQL book as one of my pages will be looking up data in a SQL database.

Top that with I am trying to finish my MCSE before the end of this year......and I am going CRAZY!!!!!!!

Thanks for the suggestion though. I'll try and take a look at css over the holidays. Got any good links?

Jay

P.S. Yes, I know about WebMD, I am in the healthcare field after all. Not trying to compete with them, they are way too big. 😉

 

[Wellcky]

Well if you have FrontPage2000 or Dreamweaver you can setup style sheets usinging those proggies...

Or if you want to do it all by hand then this site will be of help, atleast to get the basics down Dave Raggett's Introduction to CSS then I'd save the CSS as a seperate document and just link it with this:

<link rel=&quot;stylesheet&quot; href=&quot;jays_style.css&quot;>

 

[Jator]

Thanks Wellcky. I'll check it out.

Jay