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Posted by Richard Thoms on 10/12/86 11:47
Adrienne Boswell wrote:
> Great idea. I like the picture of the person having a break with his
> sandwich and thermos. He looks so typical, I'll bet if he turned
> around, his butt crack would show.
Don't go there! ;)
> Never use javascript for anything that is really important, like
> navigation. With javascript disabled, the top menu does not work at all
> <a class="item1" href="javascript:void(0)">About Us</a>. You can still
> have a horizontal dropdown menu without javascript using CSS. Google
> for suckerfish css. Users without CSS will see a regular list, users
> with CSS will see the dropdown menu - and all users will have access to
> the information.
Others mentioned this as well. And I've never been happy with the
javascript menu system (it's ~25k and half the size of the total page!).
Thanks for the suckerfish css tip. I had never heard of it but it looks
like a good way to go, I'm going to give it a try.
> You are also using some deprecated elements, I assume hence the
> Transitional DTD. Get rid of them, use CSS instead and upgrade to
> Strict.
I'll try...
> You're using pixels for font sizing. Not good. Pixels cannot be
> resized in certain browsers (IE for example), and the little old lady
> who needs a plumber might not be able to see, and the guy who has bad
> eyesight who wants to list his services might not be able to see "List
> my Company!"
Others mentioned as well. Seems like a top request and one of the first
fixes I'll try to make.
Thanks for the feedback.
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