Feels a little 90ish to me. But if this is your first time ever writing a theme congrats on that.
Probably if you got rid or the borders around every table cell it would look a little better. Here is a good place to start learning about css.
thanks for that, yes I thought it looked a bit oldschool too, I was aiming to break up the page a little coz all white looks a bit boring,
thanks for the link,
to improove my design skills will take some time and practise, I would also like any input as to the general layout/navigation,
thanks agaion jeremy
Ditch the tables, CSS is a alot more rewarding and alot more flexible. Experiment with color. Color is good.
thanks mate, i’m going for it now!
I found some cool corner “niftycorners” css rounded corner trick with no images or tables!
So now all I need to do is work out how to section off parts like if I had tables,
For example the three boxes I have on the front are still in tables I would like to get them out just need to get used to the syle and stuff for that,
Ok so thanks so far you’ve kinda pushed me into making sure I at least get it a bit of the way there, got me dove into the CSS ive been putting off learning for months!
About to maybe change the header etc, I like those rounded corners I found so I am gonna go with that and add some colors etc whooami.
Again thanks for the input, I’ll be more than happy to put my finished template up with a thourough Readme, coz I have had to add some quite custom tweaks I havent found on many other templates yet,
I am going for the CMS style, but instead of using the pages I have the posts, pulling fresh content to the front page in a well organised way, etc etc,
I really dig the input so far guys thanks again
So now all I need to do is work out how to section off parts like if I had tables
if you place things in divs, and assign them a unique id, like
<div id="news">
etc, you can then style each of these divs seperately and change their position etc.
once you start with CSS, you will love it, its so flexible.
rounded corners are cool! 🙂
thanks,
I will play with that, I have been scared since last time I tried defining absolute positions I did it wrong and stuck a google ad in the middle of the screen, stuck when you scrolled round etc!! lol
reading that link though I can see where I went wrong, still not to sure about defining positions and absolutes if the content may be of a varying size, like what if I had content too big for the specified <div>??
anyway again thanks for the tips, great forum this is