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alfie
10-29-02, 10:40 AM
Hi All,

My site is being redesigned, wondered if you could check it out and let me have your comments?

http://www.redgames.biz

There should be a floating menu table, on the main site pages. I have been getting errors on my page whilst hand coding. It would be appreciated if someone who knows html could have a look at my code and advise why I am getting the error.

Many thanks in advance for your feedback and help.

Alfie
zeroseven
10-29-02, 01:18 PM
lol, you could start by fixing the entrance link :p
I mean, how do you NOT notice it doesn't work? ???

PS - change it to link to: home.html rather than Home.html ;)
TERRELL
10-29-02, 01:55 PM
Uh-oh..I see the pet peeve everybodys rambling about....SOMETHINGS FOLLOWING THE CURSOR!! j/k :)

I didn't get a chance to see your whole site.I searched for where to enter and when I did.The page came up as 'cant be founfd'....
zeroseven
10-29-02, 03:13 PM
haha :D :)
indieclan.com
10-29-02, 04:21 PM
i manually typed in home.html instead of Home.html which brought me to a very nice site...a few things though...your menu overlaps your main news/event etc. also instead of using a comic sans type of font for the site use arial or century or maybe something downloaded capitalized:
Red Games

RED GAMES
alfie
10-30-02, 04:50 AM
Thanks for all your feedback.

The entrance page as now been changed to home.html.

The menu shouldnt overlap in 800*600, maybe someone could look at the code and let me know how to resize it so it doesnt overlap?

Still would like to know if the menu autofloates?

Thanks for the suggestion on using a different font, I will have a look at that.


Alfie
megahertzman
11-11-02, 09:08 AM
A lot of bright colors, but pretty neat! I like the JavaScript menu you did there. It's JavaScript, right? I think you put it in a separate frame, am I right? But it still loads fast. Cool!
alfie
11-11-02, 11:08 AM
Megahertzman,

Thanks for your feedback.

It is bright, I have used a lot of Red because of the company name.

The floating menu is Javascript enclosed within a table, I found the basic Java code on the net and modified it for the effect you now see.

As for frames, there is none on my site in this redesign. I have used tables for the menu and within seperate pages for the site content.


Alfie