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Re: Personal Website
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:29 am
by gogou
Big problem on your production website unde firefox:
http://www.paulhageman.be/standpunten
The white don't go till the end of the page. :s
Re: Personal Website
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 8:16 am
by Reggie
@gogou:
First of all, thnx for commenting, I love honest oppinions :d
- Made the footer darker
- I added 1px border on the top. Do you think it's better now ?
- I'm trying to fix the FF bugs .. but I can't seem to manage to stretch the wrapper on "Biografie" :\
- Removed the footer for a sec, 'cause it's giving me a freak'n headache ! It travels from left to right in FF, dunno why, sometimes I fixed it by running the code - generated by fckeditor - through dreamweaver html cleanup. But erm .. damn

- I can't change the logo on the left :\ too bad
- I'm thinking about changing the submenu of "Standpunten", maybe I'll move it beneith the left menu ..
- idd "Links", means Left. We take over alot of english words in Belgium. For example, Internet, Website, ... it's all the same in dutch
@TallDave:
All of the text inside was written by Paul himself. But I'm working on the highlight issue. Check out "Biografie"

Re: Personal Website
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 2:44 pm
by gogou
Hello, it is nice under Internet Explorer. Great work
The 1px bar at the top of the header is well placed

It seem better for me, what do you think?
- idd "Links", means Left. We take over alot of english words in Belgium. For example, Internet, Website, ... it's all the same in dutch Smiley
--> oh ok sorry

never mind then
You just have problem under firefox :s Maibe you should install firefox and try you site with it.
You also have problem under Opera. Actually it is the same as with firefox
I can't try Safari (OS X browser) but if you have problem under firefox you'll have problem on safari.
Maibe you forgot to close a tag.
Another problem is the font alignement. It is better to have it "justify".
Else everything seem good to me, It is simply better now

Re: Personal Website
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:18 pm
by Dr.CSS
I don't know how you are inputting the content but you have a content box with nothing in it...
then you have another div below it with one word in it...
Biografie
and some more divs and br that are not needed then in the end before the footer you have an empty content div...
Paul Hageman
if you take out all those extra divs and style your stuff in the CSS the content should go to the bottom and you can put the footer back and add clear:both to it it will stay on the bottom and not jump around left to right which it was doing depending on how much stuff you had in the content.
you get 5 warnings
line 47 column 1 - Warning: missing before
line 48 column 6 - Warning: inserting implicit
line 61 column 1 - Warning: discarding unexpected
line 67 column 6 - Warning: anchor "content" already defined
line 47 column 1 - Warning: trimming empty
0 errors / 5 warnings
Re: Personal Website
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:54 pm
by Reggie
@mark:
I don't know how you are inputting the content but you have a content box with nothing in it...
That's the 2nd content block. It's everything below the , but it doesn't always have content in it.
then you have another div below it with one word in it...
Biografie
That's just FCKEditor doing a sloppy job

I'm actually not so happy 'bout fckeditor, cause ppl who doesn't know anything about html will just edit, remove, replace and remove again like they do in Word. fe. You see the tag .. but there's a style created for everything .. when you remove the title, and retype it, he uses and

UPDATE: just found a cool button "remove format" .. poof, all fixed :p I love FCKeditor :d
@gogou
I don't know .. it looks like the site is glued on now .. maybe another color .. I'll try some things out tomorrow :d
You just have problem under firefox :s Maibe you should install firefox and try you site with it.
When I talk about "FF", I mean firefox

It's installed, and I'm working on the bugs

Re: Personal Website
Posted: Sat Sep 02, 2006 2:12 pm
by amygdela
div id wrapper should have height: auto; in it's css definition. The white background stops at 100% screenheight in Firefox, a very, very common mistake.