Rajat Arya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think this might be the compromise people were looking for - less on the > main page, but enough - and only a _few_ additional pages to maintain. I'm > not a huge fan of the menu thing now (almost 80 chars in lynx) but such is > life. > > http://speed.seas.upenn.edu/~rarya/bb2/
I like it a *lot*. Very nice! Looking at the code, I do have a few suggestions/questions: You do use stylesheets, but then you specify body-attributes in the body-tag. Also, you use deprecated font-tags - I'd suggest using stylesheets for this alltogether. In addition, your "head" contains a style-declaration, then ends, then there's another style declaration and the body starts. Huh? Some of the links to the current directory are ="./foo.html", others are ="bar.html". I suggest making up your mind for one or the other and not use two different styles. There are a bunch of <p></p> instances. If memory serves me correctly, this is not the proper way to create whitespace. There should be some stylesheet-way (something like "margin") to create space around a paragraph. FWIW, maybe you want to take a look at http://www.netmeister.org/misc/guidelines.txt - it contains some general guidelines for HTML-work, which I (and others) have found useful. Just for ultiamte redundancy, you might wanna run "tidy -imnuc" over the document. Again, I love the look (in links). -Jan -- finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
