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tables to css cmsmadesimple conversion
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 2:14 am
by sydneysunshine
Hi. Well I've been working too hard on this changeover from a tables based site to a css layout as a cmsmadesimple template. More of a favour than a job, this has really tested my abilities to replicate the clients original design (to the pixel at times) - sometimes against my better judgement.
On the plus side the client is really happy with it and is now able to have other staff members update the site (which they couldn't do before without photoshop and dreamweaver which is how it was originally set up). And we all love CMS Made simple!
Anyway - please bear with me as I sort out any bugs in the css and if you do find anything awful please either pm or post to me. I've already got some really valuable feedback which I'm feeding to the client.
http://www.bridges.org.au
and the old site - for comparison - please check the code
http://www.bridges.org.au/whatdoesbridgesdo.htm
Re: tables to css cmsmadesimple conversion
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 3:42 pm
by alby
sydneysunshine wrote:
Anyway - please bear with me as I sort out any bugs in the css and if you do find anything awful please either pm or post to me. I've already got some really valuable feedback which I'm feeding to the client.
http://www.bridges.org.au
From
CSS Validator:
Congratulations!
This document validates as CSS!
From
XHTML Validator:
Result: Passed validation
Warning:
Character Encoding mismatch! The character encoding specified in the HTTP header (utf-8) is different from the value in the element (iso-8859-1). I will use the value from the HTTP header (utf-8) for this validation.
replace:
with:
Apart a good work

Alby
Re: tables to css cmsmadesimple conversion
Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 6:29 am
by sydneysunshine
Thanks Alby! I always get confused with the charsets (I really don't know why

I think it's just me).
My next project is a 'proper' standards/accessible site for my work which will be
www.wscf.org.au.
Christine
Re: tables to css cmsmadesimple conversion
Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 8:44 pm
by fr3nch13
nice job!! i love designs that arent always boxy and look like they are conforming to the restrictions of html/css/etc.
if i had my way the designs i work with would be less boxy, but unfortunatly i'm not the designer, only the developer. i dont design the car, i build it. :-p
Re: tables to css cmsmadesimple conversion
Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 10:10 am
by Ron@Spikecity
Nice looking site, however .... when I move the mouse over a menu button I get two js errors
menu2 not defined
and
Object expected.
But I do like the non boxy looks of the site very much.
Re: tables to css cmsmadesimple conversion
Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2006 6:38 am
by sydneysunshine
Hello and thanks for replying with those js errors. I've been away so hopefully you are still around. Can you point me to the page that is happening on? Or is it every page? The old (original) site is still up until the clients remove the pages so I hope you are referring to that instead of the cms site. Also which menu button are you referring to?
Re: tables to css cmsmadesimple conversion
Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2006 1:56 pm
by Ron@Spikecity
sydneysunshine wrote:
Hello and thanks for replying with those js errors. I've been away so hopefully you are still around. Can you point me to the page that is happening on? Or is it every page? The old (original) site is still up until the clients remove the pages so I hope you are referring to that instead of the cms site. Also which menu button are you referring to?
I got those on the cms site, but checking now cannot reproduce those js errors, so consider it fixed ?