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froggy
5-9-02, 02:59 AM
Hey guys, If you have time, can you check out my site and tell me what you think? Let me know if their are any problems also, and like which browser your using and resolution, etc..........thanx................froggy.
froggy
5-9-02, 03:03 AM
just trying to get this text link working...
SBGlasby
5-9-02, 08:57 AM
Nice layout.....

but since netscape doesn't read CSS.... you might want to give your links a color..... as opposed to the "Screaming BLUE".... it gives it....

also in netscape.... something about the amazon AD.... turns it balck.... don't have time to look.... but thought I'd let you know...

nice site
tisler
5-28-02, 07:27 PM
I like the layout.
But the whole page is flickering when I move the mouse over a link.
Too many scrollbars for my taste:
- Two in the 'OrangeFrog forums' section if theres not enough space
- One in the 'More stuff' section (Episodes #1 "The meeting")
- One in the 'inspiration pad' section

I'm using IE 6.
muijefr
5-29-02, 01:52 AM
SBGlasby you should donate your version of NetScape to the Smithsonian and if you have an IE2 that has to go also!
muijefr
5-29-02, 02:05 AM
They take it personal!

Your messages about updating from 4.x NetScape came through ok using N/S 4.79.

Your home page forum "scroll up/down" did not work using IE6 but worked OK using NetScape 6.2.

I use 800x600 mostly but can modulate to 1600x1200
grendel
5-29-02, 03:20 AM
Howdy,

OK, I'm at work, so I'm not using my preferred tools...

*NN 4.79/NT4 SP5/1280x1024/32million --> pretty much nothing available as far as the scrolling areas. Amazon graphic issue (already identified in above post). Otherwise, page seems functional.

*IE 5/NT4 SP5/1280X1024/32million --> pretty much everything works as intended. Lots of scrollbars. If you are open to suggestions, I would suggest that you flesh out the center of the page more. The sides go down quite a bit, and the center area just kinda stops.

HTH
muijefr
5-30-02, 03:27 AM
Your scroll that was not previous operational with my IE6 is ok now. I just wanted to second grendel's: "If you are open to suggestions, I would suggest that you flesh out the center of the page more. The sides go down quite a bit, and the center area just kinda stops. "

You have some really good subject matter that could use this middle ground and give a lot more balance to your presentation. Keep up the good work you have a very sound site.