One small this I saw is in IE the footer text runs into itself if the window is resized too small, say 600-700 pixels wide or smaller.I'm choosing to ignore IE's lack of support for min-width. Other than that and the usual mystery horizontal scrollbar, no probs.Is it worth adding the -15px hack, and does anybody know of any side effects? Lynx looks alright, but personally I'd put the header div above the body...just feels weird having it below, since it's a title. It also makes 'About Us' and 'Contact Us' appear twice very close together, which might be confusing for someone.Good point. This body before header design was a result of SEO being important for this project. I think the confusing part though is the footer's "About Us... " being before the copyright message. This was so I didn't have to "float: left" the copyright to get them onto the same line. A little more markup and stylesheet for accessibility is definately worth it. I've changed the footer, could you guys please do a quick recheck to see if it's still ok in Opera & Mac? -- tim Michael Donnermeyer spoke the following wise words on 12/02/2004 9:33 PM EST: Looks fine in Safari 1.2, Firebird 0.7, and IE 5.2. |
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