Page about poison dart frogs

[osn]

I consider the webdesign and functions OK at my website now. There will still be lots of photos and information added but at least the page has the look I'm after now!

Please have a look:

http://www.dartfrog.tk

This is my first webpage made in CMSMS so I'm very happy for it. I have build all templates and stylesheets from an empty page even though I first tried to get it to work with the "Flowered" template. I gave up after having lots of odd problems.
My advice for everyone is to start from an empty page and copy->paste choosed parts from the templates that is with the CMSMS package/installation.

I want to thank everyone in this forum for helping me out, without that help my page wouldn't be possible for me to build!



/Dennis

[cyberman]

Looks very nice - would be nice if you share this theme on CMSms theme page.

But you should check your content too - there are some lost end tags (can destroy xhtml validity)

 This is the new website which has replaced the old one!


 At moment there is alot of photos and information missing at the pages but it will be updated as fast as possible. The first priority is to get up as much photos of each specie as possible to the photo albums. After that I will add information and photos of how to solve things like building your own vivariums and so on.
 The photos might be a little slower to load at the new website if you have a slow internet connection since we have choosed to have a little higher quality at the photos where it is possible. If you have 0,5Mbit speed or better you won't experience any delay while loading the photo-albums.






Dennis Nilsson - webmaster and site owner of DartFrog.tk

[osn]

Thank you Cyberman!
I have plans to make some changes to it and make it available as an opensource CMSms theme. It's probably a good theme to start from instead of that buggy "flowered".


I noticed that also today when I was xhtml validating it. It's something that the FCKeditor has made up. I think I have to try that other editor, tinyMCE or what it's called.





Dennis