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fair do but im putting a variety of websites together for a portfolio so i need to show i can do a bit of everything. when i have a job ill need that sort of feedback
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It displays fine in IE6 however NO LINKS OFF THE PAGE WORK!! (I get a 404 error on any link)
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thats cool thanks. i havent set any links yet, just trying to fine tune it. thanks for your input
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Ah no wonder no links worked 
Good luck with it though,it looks good!
Good luck with it though,it looks good!
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I tested it in Opera 9:
Works Perfectly... Looks exactly the same as in Firefox.
Works Perfectly... Looks exactly the same as in Firefox.
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Move the ad under the top of the page (that is horizontal) and place it on the bottom of the page, because it makes the site look really weird.
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The blue on orange clashes to the point where it is hard to read. You need contrast in the luminance direction for easy readability.
Daylight-saving time uses more gasoline
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no i asked how it was layed out in browsers not peoples opinions on the quality- "if anyone could look how this site turns out in other or past browsers i would be very grateful"
thanks for all your help
thanks for all your help
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Legibility is not just quality. If the text clashes to the point where it is hard to read, people will hit their back buttons.
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