Re: [WSG] Display Issue Squash Request (pvdebeitel.com)

On 04/03/2006, at 10:41 AM, Rob Mientjes wrote: On 04/03/06, Steve Olive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Much more consistent across the browsers ;-) Is that good or bad? Your wink makes me wonder. It does look like font resizing allows for much more change than before, if you mean that. I playe

Re: [WSG] Display Issue Squash Request (pvdebeitel.com)

On 04/03/06, Steve Olive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Much more consistent across the browsers ;-) Is that good or bad? Your wink makes me wonder. It does look like font resizing allows for much more change than before, if you mean that. I played around with it. -Rob. N���.�Ȩ�X���+��i��n�Z�֫v�

Re: [WSG] Display Issue Squash Request (pvdebeitel.com)

On 03/03/2006, at 9:44 PM, Rob Mientjes wrote: How about now? IE okay (I worry about IE a lot, as 95% of the audience will be using IE. And yes, I will put a pro-Firefox button in the backend)? -Rob** The discussion list for http://webstand

Re: [WSG] Display Issue Squash Request (pvdebeitel.com)

On 03/03/06, Steve Olive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Following coding errors: > > Line 13 - Empty tags Intentional. It's a design decision, but the result isn't there yet. I might even take it out when I'm done, but for now it's okay. > Line 60 - Unclosed tag > Line 89 - Unclosed tag I think

Re: [WSG] Display Issue Squash Request (pvdebeitel.com)

On 03/03/2006, at 2:31 AM, Rob Mientjes wrote: Hello dear all, Yesterday marked the soft-launch of this website for an employees' community. I am asking for anyone who can spot bugs and anyone who can help me squash them. I've seen that IE6 drops the subsequent col

[WSG] Display Issue Squash Request (pvdebeitel.com)

Hello dear all, Yesterday marked the soft-launch of this website for an employees' community. I am asking for anyone who can spot bugs and anyone who can help me squash them. I've seen that IE6 drops the subsequent columns (on the front page), and I'll like help on tha