As Jim Davis once said, > Ok, if I set font size to larger than medium the titles wrap. > > I'll have to figure out a way to lock the font size. I know many pages > now don't allow font size changes, even though many time their text is > too small and I want to make it larger. > > Try setting font size to medium and tell me if the titles still wrap.
Have you tried using the CSS tags to explicitly set the text to a certain point or pixel size instead of a relative size? Especially given that you your images are a fixed size ... It's not perfect, but maybe it would make the page appear far more similar across multiple browsers? Re: the layout itself, I really like the frames. With the catalogue number, title and Copyright (ala signature), I really feel like I'm at a show, looking at a wall hung with images (a very tall, vertical wall, but a wall nonetheless). I find the pebble background a bit distracting though (especialy the way it creeps around at the top). It feels a bit like an old Windows 95 16-color background to me. The leaves especially feel a bit lost in the pebbles - they look more like they belong with the gray. If you truly want to do this up gallery-style and convince customers that their pictures will definitely be sharp, would you want to maybe include a little zoom icon in the corner of the frame to offer web-site viewers a close-up look, which linked to a small 100% crop from the image? -/\/ * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
