in a
successful example?
It doesn't have to be Australian even... I just need some
examples (or lack of) so I can point out to them that the requirement is a
little harsh.
A bientot,
Benvolio
Ben Webster
--Conversant
Studios[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hey there Mark,
html in emails is a bit trcky and doesn't take too kindly to external css
files or using css for positioning. To cover all bases, I usually code the
emails in html 3.2 - using as much inline crappy html as possible.
It ain't pretty but it works.
Go here for some more info :
Hey there Mark,
html in emails is a bit trcky and doesn't take too kindly to external css
files or using css for positioning. To cover all bases, I usually code the
emails in html 3.2 - using as much inline crappy html as possible.
It ain't pretty but it works.
Go here for some more info :
Hey there Gary,
there's just a small problem withthe way your structring your
background image for the left hand column. For help go here:Faux columns
- by Dan Cederhomhttp://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/
btw - your images and colours look very familiar. A lot likea site I
Hey there Peter,
everyone here at my office has had the day in their calendar
to check out the redesign. Now thatthe redesign hasshipped and you
can now get your life back... I'd love to hear (if you have time) about the
process involved in the redesign.
There was a report from Forrester
Hey there team,
surely there must be a more specific objective than for the users to simply
stay on the site for as long as possible.
I can assure you that is not the objective of content heavy sites like
smh.com.au
I can think of many good reasons to go to a new window. Here's a good one -
.html
If you know anyone who might fit the bill can you forward
their details to me - or vice versa... my Hothouse details are
below.
Thanks,
Benvolio
Ben Webster+61 2
9432 3671[EMAIL PROTECTED]Hothouse
Interactive Pty LtdLevel 3, 154 Pacific HighwaySt Leonards NSW
2067
Hey there crew,
just finished marking up the templates for a new site we're
building here at werk. At the moment it validates a-ok - but I was wondering if
you guys could run your keen eyes over it to see if there are any
bugs.
I've tested the markup in a few browsers - but haven't been
hey there crew, i'm having a cross-browser issue with styling
some hr tags. they look fine - ie. the dotted image displays - in
mozilla//firebird etc but in IE i just get a solid line. go here -
http://conversantstudios.com.au/tests/omnus/
css is here -
