You jogged my memory into remembering what happens to email addresses that are displayed as plaintext on websites ... spam !
I'll have to remove the email address while I whip up a PHP email enquiries form. I can't "throw in a logo" as the client doesn't have one yet.
-- Neerav Bhatt http://www.bhatt.id.au Web Development & IT consultancy
Ben Smith wrote:
I would show their email address, rather than "enquiries"... maybe throw a logo on there if they have one.*****************************************************
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Neerav wrote:
Is something like http://www.austravelexp.com.au/ Which I just whipped up using a few shades of grey, a good temporary placeholder solution for a client who:
* Has registered their domain name
* Has delegated it to their webhost
* Hasnt decided on any colour scheme or initial content yet, and is unlikely to for a while?
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