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habe jetzt meien erste Website halbwegs fertig und erwarte nun die Kritiken

have finished my first Site and now i'm awaiting your comments

http://www.simondigital.de/index.php

gruß - greatings

Horst

Hi Pico,

Nice job, looks better then the older SIMON site with the soooo lovely wordart ( sic ) titles.

What you could do:
I would use your colors (blue, yellow öder green) for your buttons instead of grey, it would look much more integrated.
When you use Explorer, no problem, the pages fade. But with Firefox... they don't and the scroll does'nt seem to work well, like your pages stretches to the left (not nice) (css I guess...
Generally, work the pictures again (like the SIMON logo) it is a shame they have so poor quality (some additional kb won't kill the site)

Anyway, good luck!

Cheers

Thanx Marcos

you wrote

When you use Explorer, no problem, the pages fade. But with Firefox... they don't and the scroll does'nt seem to work well, like your pages stretches to the left (not nice) (css I guess...

the funny thing at this is - if you refresh the page in Firefox it looks like the Explorer - I have spend a lot of time to fix this, but I didn't find the reason for that. But this is only in Firefox !? in Opera there is no Problem exept the scrolling and the Bottom-Area - have used the 'tablehight' for the Bottom-Area and that's not Compatible in all Browsers - also the 'Inline-Scrolling' I have done it with '<div align="left" class="scroll">'
in the 'Vorlage' and in the CSS:

div.scroll {
overflow: auto;
background-attachment: scroll;
background-repeat: repeat;
width:100%;
height:100%;
background-color: #FFFFFF;
border: 0px solid #FFFFFF;
padding-top: 0px;
padding-bottom: 0px;
padding-left: 5px;
padding-right: 5px;
}


and this is also not compatible in all Browsers - but didn't found a better solution for that.

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The SIMON site is not based on phpwcms and it is not from me - it's another Part of the Company and they do it with 'X-Pager'.

The Logo's I have to redesign - thats right - it's on my ToDo-List

Yeah, I use to have the same kind of problems with CSS (supposed to help the designers, right ... lol )

Maybe try to change the class to an id like
#divscroll {
}
instead of
div.scroll {
}

Then you would have:
<div id="divscroll"> instead of
<div align="left" class="scroll">

sometimes it works.
I don't have the solution either, testing is the (long and painful) way or get some CSS GURU come and tell us THE truth.
But actually, is there a CSS GURU that can manage to comply to: IE Windows (say from 5.xx to 6.xx), IE Mac (from 5.xx to 6.xx), Mozilla, Firefox (from 0.9x to 1.xx), Opera, Safari, name them... It's a mess!

I think we should code our sites the best we can and remember that (whether we like it or not) more then 95% (this is not for starting a troll, I don't know the exact figures but on our server, some 100 sites we have more or less that average) are still with IE...

BTW, I could've seen the SIMON wasn't yours, not the same style, obvious, yours is MUCH better

Courage!
Cheers