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Dave_G
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Post by Dave_G »

Hello Firing Squad!

This is my first phpwcms design, and I'm still working out all the kinds and fiddling with the design, but I wanted to see what people thought! Nothing too fancy, pretty straight forward. I'll probably customize the menu a little more once I get the file upload situation fixed!

Let me know what you think! Thanks!
http://www.davegorrie.com/index.php


-Dave
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Post by trip »

David,

I would move the menu in the header to the bottom, it does not fit there....leave as a footer...It sort of takes away the impact of the logo

I like the roots in the navigation :-)

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Post by Dave_G »

Hey Trip,

Thanks for checking it out! I moved the nav to the bottom and it definitely helps out! Now, if I could only get it to look exactly the same in IE as it does in every other browser!

Silly microsoft!

-Dave
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Post by brans »

You can easily achieve this by respecting the little thing called boxmodelhack
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Post by trip »

Hi
I would still move the footer outside the box containing the content...
Maybe also look into deleting the lines out of the actual navigation...? I wonder what this might look like

:-)

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Post by Kosse »

Hi, when you get problems with FF/Safari/IE, just try little "hacks" (not THE correct method, but works...) with the css,

i.e.:
in ur css (box) you got a height explorer doesn't respect, say

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#mainBlock {
	background-color: #F9F6CA;
	margin-left: 144px;
	min-height: 500px;
}
That is for css-compliant browsers (they understand the min-height), then you add a non-compliant line for IE, the trick is adding

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* html
before your css code

would look something like this:

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* html #mainBlock {
	height: 500px; /* css hack for MAC + IE always 500 min, otherwise extends automatically */
}
Hope this can help,
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Post by Dave_G »

Hmm,

I think I will have to try that. It's very odd indeed, but that's the way it goes, right? Thanks for everyone's input, this is really helpful stuff!

-Dave
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Post by Kosse »

np, when I see smthg I can reply to (which are too few I must confess) I usually do it, that's why way this forum is so good (and because of pple like pappnase, frold, trip, pSouper, cyrano, spirelli, OG, brans... :wink:

Good luck!
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