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Website for a photographer
Posted: Sat 14. Oct 2006, 19:04
by ff123
New website for a photographer has been released today:
http://www.gertpaassenfotografie.nl/
This time I finally made my 100% xhtml valid website
, yes yes! Thanks go to OG for the great CMS! I used version 1.2.8, no problems reported here.
Regards, groeten,
Vuurvos
Posted: Sat 14. Oct 2006, 19:17
by sustia
I like it, clear and with a nice background
Good work!
Posted: Sat 14. Oct 2006, 19:44
by cyrano
Nice work!!!
Light and not out of the box - thumbs up!!
Replace in structure levels the "&" with "&" and the site is valide.
Posted: Sat 14. Oct 2006, 20:04
by ff123
Thanks for the replies.
Credits also are going to fellchen for the flash hack, showing images in flash format now.
Posted: Sat 14. Oct 2006, 22:21
by Klappstuhl28
Hi ff123,
small and beautiful. Even the wallpaper fits.
Funny is when i click on a header link i
get a "frame" to the left end of the
browser window in FF on 2000.
Anyway, i like it
Posted: Mon 16. Oct 2006, 19:36
by ff123
Klappstuhl28 wrote:Hi ff123,
Funny is when i click on a header link i
get a "frame" to the left end of the
browser window in FF on 2000.
I had set text indent -9999 to display menu items for search engines. But it gave problems in some browsers. Anyway I removed it, bad luck for google
.
Posted: Wed 18. Oct 2006, 15:20
by chico_html
You can solve that problem in FF setting the height to 0 and adding a padding and the overflow property:
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a.mainmenu_home {
height: 0;
padding-top: 10px; /* same that original height */
overflow: hidden;
....
Remember to remove text-indent.
Because the height is 0, the text won't be shown, but will be accesible by Google and for others devices (readers and browsers without styles support)
Due to the Box Model, IE5 will show both the text and the image (and the height will be 20px). To solve that you have to use a hack
i.e.
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* html a.mainmenu_home {
height: 10px;
he\ight: 0;
}
Posted: Wed 18. Oct 2006, 20:54
by 360fusion
Great site,
nice, clean and very stylish. Great use of css.
I like the text size feature. How did you do that? I've looked into it in the forum but haven't managed to find a way to do it properly.
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.p ... nd&start=0
Using information in this thread i can get it to work by switching stylesheets but once i navigate to another page it goes back to the default stylesheet. plus it doesn't work with url rewrite on.
Can you tell me the way you did it?
Ben
Posted: Thu 19. Oct 2006, 08:58
by ff123