roast this site!

[matt1776]

http://www.nevertap.com/float

[motormaniac]

Well i think it looks good but when you first go to the site the nav bar is diffrent but after youve clicked on a link then it goes to how it should. It looks very Pro done though. But your calendar is to small

[matt1776]

its just a template. once i get the navigation sorted out, then i will apply it to all the pages and make the links coherent.

thank you for taking a look. :)

[motormaniac]

no problem man if you know alot about webdesign than review mysite for me plz. im just an amature

[matt1776]

<div id="main800" align="left">

for one you could use css positioning to align this div. take a look at the 'float' property. Also it could use some padding, so that the text has some buffer whitespace around it.

also, dont listen to that other guy, i like the color scheme

and the link to psp.com, have it launch in a new browser window, so people stay on your site. this can be done by including the following in you link tag:

target="blank" it will launch it in a new browser.

[matt1776]

and you use <br> tags to create the whitespace ... big no no

try to use margins. i.e.

create a div to contain the info and then do a margin-top: 25px or whatever suits the need

[motormaniac]

im getting really tired of putting a new nav bar on everysingle page when i make a change to it, do you know a faster way to just change them all? beacuse im starting to get alot more pages

[bathurst_guy]

Search for Server Side Includes, both on webdeveloper.com and google.

[matt1776]

its really easy.

just change the extensions of your pages to .php

and then separate out the header and navigation into separate files.

then at the top of the content pages do this:

<?php
include("header.php");
include("navigation.php");
?>

or whatever you named the files. but before doing this i would caution you to research php includes a little more. get a grip on the syntax a little before jumping in.

[bathurst_guy]

but before doing this i would caution you to research php includes a little more. get a grip on the syntax a little before jumping in.and I would probably check that you have PHP installed on your server :rolleyes:

[matt1776]

:) indeed. though most webhosts have it installed right? I usually take this as a given..

[bathurst_guy]

At the moment around 41% (http://www.securityspace.com/s_survey/data/man.200606/apachemods.html) of Apache servers have PHP installed, not sure about Miicrosoft or any other servers. Apache currently take up around 73% (http://www.securityspace.com/s_survey/data/200606/index.html) of all web servers so not even half of the total web servers world wide would have PHP installed.

Statistics from Security Space (http://www.securityspace.com)

[dpo28]

Nice site great logo!! It looks professional with the background tiles. Just a couple of minor tweaking suggestions.

1.) Make the nav bar the same on the main page as it is on other pages.

2.) Decrease the width of the right column content. It will give more emphasis to the main content in the center.

[matt1776]

@ bathurst_guy

... i sit corrected ;)