> - with a few little coding tweaks you could probably 
> eliminate most of your CSS IE width hacks.

Hi Ben,

I'm assuming you're refering to the use of "padding" divs (which is the method
I normally use). If not, then please let me know.

I chose to use the IE5 box model hack this time around as I want to keep the
html as clutter free as possible. It also comes back to the fact that this
will be a dynamic website (Coldfusion CMS based) meaning pages won't
necessarily be cached, but the CSS will. Therefore, I want to keep as much of
the workarounds/hacks in the CSS as possible.


> - Rollover colours on top nav could have more contrast - 
> difficult to read dark on dark..

Duly noted. Ill bump the brightness of the orange.


> - It seems weird to me that the underline disappears on 
> mouseover of regular links..

Agreed. Link styles are always an after thought for me. We actually have a
generic template (html and css) that our designers use to define their content
styles. Which is excellent (when they actually use it - unlike this instance)
as it means the designers get a bit of insight into what can/cannot be done
with html/css.

Cheers,
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Gruden Pty Ltd

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> 
> pretty slick, I like it..
> 

> 
> well done.
> 
> B
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