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I need help from a mac user please -- 2 min. of your time

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#1

I just put up mark 1 of my website. If a kindly mac user could please visit it quickly and answer a couple of things for me I would really appreciate it.

#1. Does the front page look ok (see screenshot).
http://www.wargminis.com

#2. If you hit it in ssl mode, does it nag at you about the certificate of the site, or does it just take you straight in?
https://www.wargminis.com

#3. Are you on mac os X? What browser?

If you want to click around a bit more and check the other pages and/or provide feedback that would be appreciated too.

Thanks you very much.

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website-screenshot.jpg

#2

tested on OSX 10.4.2…

looked fine on all pages with Safari 2.0.1 , Firefox 1.01, Netscape 7.2, and explorer 5.2.3

Cool, ive wanted to get some of my work, rapid prototyped too. Soon i hope. Later -Ken

#3

Maybe get rid of that times new roman though :wink:

And perhaps get rid of the tables and image maps… you can use css :slight_smile:

#4

Thanks spaz8, especially for testing it in multiple browsers. Part of the fun of this is that I have the CNC milling machine in my basement. It’s been a lot of fun.

:lol: The first planned enhancement will be to get rid of the default fonts.

I looked into doing the layout the right way, but after about a couple of hours I said to my self, “Arrgh! I’ve got 400 other things to do!” Then I went into minor panic mode and just hacked it out the old way. Can you point me to a good tutorial?

#5

:+1: Well xhtml / css are very easy languages to learn…

Sitepoint has some good tutorials, and excellent help forums.

For something as text for example it is really easy. In your head tags attach a external stylesheet.

<link href="css/myStyle.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

Then you could use a selector to edit the style of body tag…


body {
	font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
	font-size:12px;
}

Or use a class to style the tag which has that style applied.


.articles {
	font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
	font-size:12px;
}

And then the html would look like:


<div class="articles">
Lorem ipsum
</div>

:slight_smile:

#6

Hey thanks for that link pixelsoul. I will be looking at that this week.

Styling text is easy as you’ve shown. It’s the laying out (w/o tables) that I haven’t quite figured out yet.

BTW, I had never heard of Lorem Ipsum before. That’s an interesting little nugget.