Runesmith's Page

"It looks very good to me, I can't see much to criticise. Do I recognise the OSCommerce template? Just one tiny niggle: the gimmick of the box drifting over to the cart when you press the Add button is a good bit of feedback, except that it has…"

"The popups open when you run your mouse over their particular bit of the tabletop, and close when you move it away. Before and after you've been to other pages. I reckon you still need it to see what the other pages are."

"Hi Kail, this is really just a response to your remark about fixed/variable width in the reviews on Sheila's site. I'm completely with you on this. I always do it myself. I think a lot of website authors regard their web page as sort of…"

"I see I'm in a minority with my preference for relative-sizing text so you don't have to scroll across to read it. But note that relative size doesn't mean you can't have white margins - set your text box to 80 or 90% and…"

"Gerald Hornsby said: > That explains things - I use Safari on Mac, and haven't seen any snow effects. Just tried it on Firefox for Mac, and didn't see it there either. It does't run on Firefox for the PC, either, which explains…"

"One point at a first look: A system where the header and sidebar stay the same while the body text changes looks neat, but if the screen is enlarged (as mine is due to old eyes) then the bit that changes is almost out of sight, and you have to look…"

"And it works for me as well now. Sorry about the false alarm, I guess my PC was playing silly beggars."

"Well, right off the line, the link you give is broken. Not a good start..."

"The CSS switch is a neat trick, but a couple of other flaws let it down and will give customers a bad idea of your design skills. White text on black may look cool, but it is hard on the eyes compared to the reverse. And the header font looks…"

"At a quick check it looks clear and navigable, with the information where people need it. You could do to have your translations checked by a native English speaker, but it's only little details: the meaning is clear, and offering seven…"

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