I would appreciate comments...
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- andre_c
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I would appreciate comments...
I would appreciate comments on this:
http://ele.inetgateways.com/editor/?use ... &pass=test
It is not finished and there are broken pages, but I would like to know what you think of the layout and the UI. Please feel free to try anything on it.
Let me know if it looks wrong in any browser, especially IE and Firefox.
Please ignore security issues, I'll take care of them before I start using the website.
http://ele.inetgateways.com/editor/?use ... &pass=test
It is not finished and there are broken pages, but I would like to know what you think of the layout and the UI. Please feel free to try anything on it.
Let me know if it looks wrong in any browser, especially IE and Firefox.
Please ignore security issues, I'll take care of them before I start using the website.
- Buddha443556
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When you go to adjust a skin, the "CSS Skin Adjustments: " textarea is too wide.
I'd move your whole menu up about 8 pixels so that when "Account" is clicked, the blue bar is flush with the main blue section.
Other than what I've mentioned, the site looks quite nice - very straightforward.
I'd move your whole menu up about 8 pixels so that when "Account" is clicked, the blue bar is flush with the main blue section.
Other than what I've mentioned, the site looks quite nice - very straightforward.
Real programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand.
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kettle_drum
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- andre_c
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OK, I just hadn't checked it on IE for a while so, I didn't see that it was doing that. I'll fix it, thanks.
I guess i'll follow kettle_drum's advice and I'll remove the xhtml image. I'll find a better place for the firefox image. Or better yet, I'll just make a recommendation for it on the help pages (once they're done) and i'll get rid of the image.
I guess i'll follow kettle_drum's advice and I'll remove the xhtml image. I'll find a better place for the firefox image. Or better yet, I'll just make a recommendation for it on the help pages (once they're done) and i'll get rid of the image.