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Any feedback is appreciated. thanks
bough
Registered User
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Hey guy's, i'm working on my own CSS sheet, I am using bits and pieces from other css codes to write it, and it's not matching up to what I want it to look like, check it out at ..
mhigroup.coffeecup.com
Any feedback is appreciated. thanks
mhigroup.coffeecup.com
Any feedback is appreciated. thanks
david wilson
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All I can suggest is take it in stages.
Make the background look like you want, then wiork on the header, then the nav.
it looks like you didn't completly copy and paste the code you were wanting
backround:#000 url../bg.jpg) no-repeat;
is one example.
the validator is your friend, it will point out problem areas
Make the background look like you want, then wiork on the header, then the nav.
it looks like you didn't completly copy and paste the code you were wanting
backround:#000 url../bg.jpg) no-repeat;
is one example.
the validator is your friend, it will point out problem areas
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paintbrush
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the validator is your friend, it will point out problem areas
It will help you find things like the open <ul> tag at the end of your list (should be </ul>).
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Inger
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Matt, the navigation consists of list items. Compare with the Craig Judd site, you see every menu item is surrounded by <li> </li>
After the </ul> that Paintbrush pointed out you need to close the navigation div in order to get that text out of the navbar.
David mentioned a missing background image. If you plan to use it, fine, but if not, take that css bit out of the style sheet. I think I would advise you not to add any background graphics yet. Make the layout first, then you can add what else you want.
And where is your wrapper?
After the </ul> that Paintbrush pointed out you need to close the navigation div in order to get that text out of the navbar.
David mentioned a missing background image. If you plan to use it, fine, but if not, take that css bit out of the style sheet. I think I would advise you not to add any background graphics yet. Make the layout first, then you can add what else you want.
And where is your wrapper?
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bough
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Ok thanks guys, yes I am using the CSS from Judd's site, but only what I think would be helpful to this CSS , not copy pasting.. typing the code over so I learn it ..
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bough
Registered User
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body {
backround: url(../bg.jpg) repeat;
width: 100%;
margin: 0;
}
backround: url(../bg.jpg) repeat;
width: 100%;
margin: 0;
}
Is not working.. going to W3 to see what I can do
bough
Registered User
1,718 posts
Awesome, backround is up, now i'm going to work on the sheet / wrapper for the site and text formatting..
Inger
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Is the bg.jpg inside a folder called images? if so, the url will be ../images/bg.jpg.
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Inger
Senior Advisor
14,624 posts
The site is coming on .
If you want the navigstion centered, you need to change the width on the #navigation ul. For those four menu items looks like 388px will be enough.
.If you want the navigstion centered, you need to change the width on the #navigation ul. For those four menu items looks like 388px will be enough.
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bough
Registered User
1,718 posts
I'll put the image in a folder called images, I didn't think i'd need one to start off, but I best get organized quick
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