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Posted by jojo on 07/24/06 19:47
rwap wrote:
>>> I probably should add that theres above this google add another one
>>> embedded in JS (only visible with IE) and i suppose its getting the
>>> format from there?
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> Yes, the problem lies in the size definition in the frame - Google
> Adsense would not have provided this for a 120x90 advert so you must
> have copied it from somewhere else. However, I only see 3 Google ads
> on both Internet Explorer and Opera - which one is wrong as they all
> appear fine (there is one on each side and one at the bottom).
I guess the one at the right - it's the only one which seems to be
square (125*125).
> On another note - the shadow for your title is too bold - it is hard to
> actually read the name of the site. The white links in the grey boxes
> (post news) are also very hard to read.
ACKM
>
> Also, why the popup to say that it is not compatible with Internet
> Explorer - the front page at least, seems to display the same on IE as
> under Opera (except for a minor thing with the 4th item in post news
> which displays the top of a line of text).
Just a question: who pays money for spreading FF? Not that I don't like
the idea of suggesting the user to use FF, but the reasons why someone
should use it are - let's say a bit strange.
|| - Firefox blocks pop-up windows.
IE can do this, too (Google toolbar for example). You just have to know how.
|| - It's more secure against viruses and spyware.
OK, right in this point.
|| - It keeps Microsoft from controlling the future of the internet.
Do you really believe that anybody really can /control/ the internet?
Sounds like a bit of propaganda.
|| - It's better for web designers and developers.
And almost everybody who visit your site is web designer? I guess most
web designers already use FF or Opera (or any other browser, but no IE).
|| - Features like tabbed browsing make reading webpages easier
Tabs improve readability? Yes, they are a good invention and might make
surfing easier, but the readability?
> Oh maybe it is when you enter the shop - that comes out completely
> different in IE from the front page - plain black text on white paper
> in a separate window.
Its plain black text in FF, too.
>It doesn't even open under Opera v9 here.
Use Firefox than:
|| -Firefox blocks pop-up windows.
|| - It's more secure against viruses and spyware.
|| - It keeps Microsoft from controlling the future of the internet.
|| - It's better for web designers and developers.
|| - Features like tabbed browsing make reading webpages easier
-seems to be the only browser which can view the site properly
<g>
BTW: it's not a good idea to code a website only for a single browser
(FF). Still IE is the most used browser in the world (awful enough), so
your site should be usable with it. And Opera, too, is used by many
people, so make your site work with it. At least this three browsers
should be able to open and display your site. And I suppose almost all
other browser can view it correct if these three can.
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