Posted 6 years ago #
Ok... here is what i made with this script: http://www.misiune.ro . I have made an css2 based template, xhtml 1.0 valid.
It's only the begining of it - right now i'm working at the content region to redesign it.
I will like to know your own opinion about my work, some advices, or some bugs that u found in my design.
Tnq, BoInG.
Posted 6 years ago #
It's not bad looking - pretty trendy with the colors, too. I think you'll get a great response.
I think the javascript nav is unnecessary and really kills the goal of semantic and usable markup. It's pushing your nav list to the bottom of the page, too.
The header image is presentational content. I think you should be displaying a standard h1 at the top of the page instead.
And the copyright is very conspicuous in the bottom left corner, since your page is center-aligned.
But like I said, it's a very trendy design and I think your visitors will be very happy.
Posted 6 years ago #
Tnq for your fast reply.
1. The nav it's css based, but in IE it's not working properly - i had to add that java. I don't know how do you see the dropdown menu, but i see it ok... pls if u can explain a little bit more your advice.
2.I'm not using h1 in the header - it's not soo important to me. Instead, i am using it at post titles. If u can disable the style sheet - u will see how the code is displaying the page.
3.Tnx for that - after changing the text-align=justify - the copyright have moved in the left part. Now it's ok.
Tnq again for your reply.
Posted 6 years ago #
ups - double post... delete this one
Posted 6 years ago #
And you know what happens to "trendy?"But like I said, it's a very trendy design and I think your visitors will be very happy.
It won't be next week.
Posted 6 years ago #
It won't be next week.
Ok, but for that templates exists - for fast changing design. :D
Posted 6 years ago #
Hi Marc :-)
I think I have a pretty good idea of what 'trendy' is - but perhaps no better than you or anyone else. "It won't be next week."? Interesting! What have you heard?
Boing, your nav doesn't need Javascript. Turn off style, and you'll notice the nav is at the very bottom of the page. It should be nearer to the top for usability.
Your header image is still displayed. If I turn off style (a.k.a. "presentation"), I shouldn't see your presentational header... but I do... because you have the image in the HTML instead of the CSS. The H1 exists for the purpose of displaying the most fundamental header information. That is your page title.
Posted 6 years ago #
Hy there again and let me explain some nice thinks i have used in my template...
Again - about the java - it's only for IE - it's working fine without it in all the other browsers.
About the header+nav - i have addet him in the css:absolute . Thats why you see him in the bottom part of my source. This move has made special for Google - the first think that will be indexed it will be the content.
I will try to add the header images in a css file, like u said. Only to find some free time.
Tnq again.
Posted 6 years ago #
Any other opinions? Tnq...
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