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Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on 09/21/05 07:48
Luigi Donatello Asero wrote:
> "Beauregard T. Shagnasty" <a.nony.mous@example.invalid> skrev i
> meddelandet news:iL4Ye.115030$Hx4.97479@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
>
>> Luigi Donatello Asero wrote:
>>
>>> Ok. I do not have anything to object. Does it look better now?
>>> I used display: table
>>
>> No, it is still broken. Why do you want to display those pictures
>> and their descriptions in a table? That's a design error. Float
>> the pictures in the column and let the text flow around them.
>
> Well, the descriptions can be considered as data, cannot they? But
No, I would consider them captions, or descriptions.
> do you mean perhaps something like that
> https://www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/sv/presentartiklar.html ?
That page has nothing like the /index.php page.
You don't understand the concept of inline floats, do you?
>> And while you're at it, make the left and right columns much
>> narrower, because they are what is causing your center column to
>> be so squished.
>
> I guess that I would need a logotype which is less large than this
> one, wouldn´t I?
I said the left and right columns. The left columns contains all those
language buttons, or other orange buttons. That column is too wide.
And that picture of the buzzard takes up way too much space.
>>> I had probably not realized the problem because I had not
>>> tested the page in other browsers.
>>
>> Well ... you must be a newbie. <lol>
>
> I would put it in different terms: as long as I live I´ll probably
> have something to learn.
We all will, but you seem to not learn from advice given here.
> Also for this reason given that I want to use the software to
> build the website of my one-man business. But it is a security
> problem at the same time.
It is no security problem to use multiple browsers. At this moment, I
have your page open in Firefox, Opera, IE6, K-Meleon, and WebTV. It is
broken in all of them. Heck, WebTV users can't see it *at all*. I
guess WebTV doesn't allow https pages. <g>
Oh, and Firefox has been free since its inception, three? years ago.
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