Donovan Bond wrote: > With help from css-d, I put together my first CSS site. > Please have a look and let me know of any oddities. Viewing it in > Virtual PC Win98/IE5 the layout breaks apart a fair bit, but Win98/ > IE6 > > http://homepage.mac.com/donovanbond/root/ > http://homepage.mac.com/donovanbond/root/external.css xp: opera/9.0b2, ff1.5.0.4, ie6.0. Nice job. That gives me the opportunity to throw out some not necessarily css related questions: On a personal opinion level, I'd think about changing 76% to 100% on the body declaration to bring the content-text to default, and dropping the size of the display fonts a little. And being a little thick, I did not realize, at first, that some of those headings are clickable. Given a preference, a layout that presents the content first in the source order is preferred by some. Your markup is valid and that is good-- have you tried checking the "show outline" box to generate an outline based on the h1-h6 heading tags?A bunch of screen captures: <http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=260269>. Regards, ~dL PS Just what is Win98/IE5?
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