Hi All I think most people should have had the link to the temporary host for the new web site design, if you haven't it can be viewed here:
http://www.gpbroadband.co.uk One little bit I'd like to resolve is with the row of icons. What should happen is that as the mouse is hovered over the icon a small text box should appear which states where the link will take you eg Home, Tutorials, About Linux and so on. The problem is that it only works correctly when viewed in Internet Explorer. I can't get it to work in Firefox, Opera, Mozilla, Flock etc. The icons are defined in a file called "links.php" and the code takes this form: $cool_link_1 = "index.php"; // your link $text_link_1 = "Homepage"; // The Alt text on IE ( yellow tips ) It is called from "index.php like this: <a href=<title>Home</title>"<?php echo sefRelToAbs("$cool_link_1"); ?>"><IMG SRC="templates/<?php echo $cur_template; ?>/images/pm_millennium_03.gif" ALT="<?php echo $text_link_1; ?>" WIDTH=52 HEIGHT=56 border="0"></a></TD> (formatting probably messed up by e-mail application) Can anybody tell me how to optimise these pages so that the text boxes work in Linux friendly browsers? The second issue that I can't resolve is the "Tutorials" section from the main menu. Even though I have set it up the same as the other sections in that category it seems to require visitors to be registered and logged into the site before they can view the tutorials offered. I can't see that I have set things up any different to the other sections so perhaps someone could take a look and see if they can resolve the problem. The new site is based on a Joomla template running, if its relevant, on an Ubuntu 6.06 server with Apache-2. I'd appreciate any suggestions as to fixes. Stu _______________________________________________ Peterboro mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.lug.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/peterboro
