With all the movies of my youth being Re-imagined or Re-booted as of late, I decided to re-imagine my own site, aside from Opera not playing nice with margins is seems to be flowing good.

Comments and suggestions are welcome, just click the link bellow.

Hi Dave, looks good.
A suggestion personally I would make the font on the menu on top bit larger and use the same font as used in the menu on the left hand side.

Hi David, As usual your doing a fine job. I'm thinking darker background. Seems a little washed out to me.

Dave speaks broken Latin in cyberspace.

All great ideas... thx

I will have to say that none of the links on the Menu Work, maybe you have not finished those yet?

As for the HTML5 everything looks good but for one thing. Header, sections, article are now HTML root items. So in the CSS you can call them directly.

You have id's in most of those which is no longer needed. You can just style the names themselves.

Like

header {background:#fff 0 0 fixed no-repeat}

and so forth.

But the site looks great.

I would agree with Eric though, it does need a little contrast. Maybe a different Background?

@sirage

Yes I trid the header styling directly and it works great, but when I put in the article with it's header and such it picked up on the style for the page, so I played and thought I would need more than one class of header and thought well if I was using it only onece on the page than for the main header on the page I would use an ID and then for all subsequent headers on the page I would style them directly.

working on the suggestions today, will update but keep the suggestions coming, it is all good for learning

One maddening thing is IE doesn't support text shadow so some really cool plans I had will not work without some java (or graphics).

Not knowing exactly what you want to style differently in the article than the page itself, but some time ago I had some instances of rounded corners applied to images, and it applied to EVERY image, also the ones where I didn't want the the rounded corners, in this case some flags, which were also images. So I wrote it this way:



Maybe you can apply something similar to whatever you need to style differently.

@inger:

Yup, planning something similar now