15 replies to this topic

[.Mike]

Wiiiippiii! sup guys...well as most of you may know my site has been BORING for a couple of months,i havn't had time to update,re-design nothing..

ever since i moved i had some free time to do some noclient-project work..

and i decided to re-design my portfolio and give it some some FRESH OUT THE BOX type of design....oh and i decided to code this tableless rather then tables..and i must say it looks neat and clean agree?

Wheres the link to the father of my babies;
here he is! = http://mikeportfolio.com/

check it out and enjoy i think v3 is l33t

[staticeffect]

I like the desgin and it all looks good but theres a problem in Safari.

[.Mike]

weird why do i not get this andim using firefox...i will fix tomarrow

[adamfran]

And in IE7

[Bravi]

Same exact problem for me. I'm using IE 6.

[Delia_35]

Bravi, on Jul 23 2006, 05:04 AM, said:

Same exact problem for me. I'm using IE 6.

I'm having the same problem and I'm using FireFox v 1.5.0.4.

[Vandalised]

Well theres a slight problem with the service statment for me with IE and firefox but other than that it's fine for me. I like the site by the way its simple but at the same time looks good. You have just 2 errors which are stopping your page from being xhtml vaild you might want to take a look at them.

http://www.w3schools...ml_validate.asp

[Bravi]

It's actually 1 error.. You used "t2" id for:

<span id="t2"> Mikeportfolio,</span>
<div id="t2"><strong>V3 Released!</strong></div>

And in your style sheet, I saw this:

#ft2{
padding-left: 235px;
padding-right: 15px;
padding-top: 13px;
}

#t2{
color: #73B618;
font-weight: bold;
}

So I think span should be "ft2"
That's why I like to use div#t2 instead of just #t2

[Aussiestinger]

The service statement is also not working for me, in Firefox.
Otherwise I do like it, maybe just a little too plain, maybe if there was another bit under Service Statement it would add something to the space.

[Matthew.]

Fixing the service statement is pretty simple, its clear what the problem is. Change resoloutions or browser size and you will see it all you who cant.

Those who cant are on 1024x768. Needs to be fluid

Also the design is a little compact, needs some padding and maybe make it wider.

[Matheus]

I think it's nice, but a bitmoreof padding at the content would be good

[.Mike]

ok i will see if i can fix this..

[Illinifan91]

i like the design alot mabye the buttons could have a rollover effect.

[seraph!m]

The CSS problem is in the positioning of the "content2" div. I really haven't worked with CSS a whole lot, but it looks like right now that div is positioned to be 624 pixels from the left of the viewport, no matter the resolution. There would be the problem, but my only suggestion for fixing it would be to put the "content2" div in the same div with the "content" div and float "content2" to the right..that's all I can think of, but I'm teh CSS newb.

Edited by seraph!m, 24 July 2006 - 10:04 PM.

[Hoot]

Looks good! no comments.

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