Subject: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review(Nelson)

2004-04-18 Thread Doreen Cowan



Nelson:
 
I took a look at your site - www.stop design. If I click on View 
-larger or largest, the text from the right side of the page enlarges and spills 
onto the text in the middle of the page.  It does not look really bad but 
it does cause a bit of a reading problem.
 I don't know if text size in % (e.g. 85% ) instead 
of text size 10px (or whatever) has anything to do with it but I 
wonder... i.e. 85% of larger might be significantly different from 85% of 
smaller.
 
I am using IE 6 with windows 2000.
 
...a thought
 
Doreen Cowan


[WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-18 Thread Nelson Ford
Nelson,

Content of the right sidebar spills over into the center obscuring
part of the text.
MS internet explorer 6. on Win98SE with text set to "largest".



Oops! Just tried it with largest text in IE 6.0 SP1 on Win98SE, I got 
the
same problem, the right sidebar spills into the center. Different text
sizes seemed fine in firfox 0.8 and netscape 7.1 (and of course Opera).

Darian Cabot


Thanks Brewnetty and Darian for pointing that out. I have explicitly 
set the text size for my h3's in px, and that seems to be helping the 
issue, though I have no OS earlier than Win2k to check it with.

What are people's opinions about how best to combat this sort of 
problem with IE/Win and its text resizing function? Mozilla/Safari etc 
don't resize text the same way and so don't break the structure quite 
as severely. IE was bursting the right-sidebar to the left, whereas 
Safari extends it to the right when the text is too large.

Is there any prevailing wisdom on this issue?

Nelson
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Re: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-17 Thread Darian Cabot
Oops! Just tried it with largest text in IE 6.0 SP1 on Win98SE, I got the
same problem, the right sidebar spills into the center. Different text
sizes seemed fine in firfox 0.8 and netscape 7.1 (and of course Opera).


Darian Cabot
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Software Engineer / Website Design
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>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Nelson Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 10:24 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review
>
> Hi all, this will be my first time posting to this group.
> Someone just told me that my ever-in-progress personal site is
> looking
> strange on their screen using IE6/Win. I have tested it using
> IE5.0/Win
> and IE6/Win on VirtualPC, as well as with various Mac browsers,
> and
> have not come across any major layout issues (except for the
> occasional
> pixel imperfection). Apparently for this person on IE6/Win the
> text in
> the white main column is overlapping the right sidebar. I'm
> wondering
> if it may be an issue relating to a minor update of IE6/Win?
> Anyway,
> I'd appreciate a quick check with as many browsers as possible
> just to
> ensure I haven't missed anything. The central column has a
> right-margin
> equal to the width of the right sidebar, and the right sidebar is
> absolutely positioned.
> http://www.nelsonford.net/
> Thank you!
> Nelson
>
> Nelson,
>
> Content of the right sidebar spills over into the center obscuring
> part of the text.
> MS internet explorer 6. on Win98SE with text set to "largest".
>
> AuntySpam, SLP Coordinator, pspug.org
>
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RE: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-17 Thread Darian Cabot
No problems on Win98SE with...

IE 6.0 SP1
FireFox 0.8
Opera 7.23
Netscape 7.1

Tested with 1024x768 and 800x600 res.

Nice looking site btw :)


Darian Cabot
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> Looks fine on Server 2k3 and IE6
>
> Brian
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Nelson Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 10:24 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review
>
> Hi all, this will be my first time posting to this group.
> Someone just told me that my ever-in-progress personal site is looking
> strange on their screen using IE6/Win. I have tested it using IE5.0/Win
> and IE6/Win on VirtualPC, as well as with various Mac browsers, and
> have not come across any major layout issues (except for the occasional
> pixel imperfection). Apparently for this person on IE6/Win the text in
> the white main column is overlapping the right sidebar. I'm wondering
> if it may be an issue relating to a minor update of IE6/Win? Anyway,
> I'd appreciate a quick check with as many browsers as possible just to
> ensure I haven't missed anything. The central column has a right-margin
> equal to the width of the right sidebar, and the right sidebar is
> absolutely positioned.
> http://www.nelsonford.net/
> Thank you!
> Nelson
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Re: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-17 Thread Brewnetty \(AuntySpam\)


-Original Message-
From: Nelson Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 10:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

Hi all, this will be my first time posting to this group.
Someone just told me that my ever-in-progress personal site is
looking
strange on their screen using IE6/Win. I have tested it using
IE5.0/Win
and IE6/Win on VirtualPC, as well as with various Mac browsers,
and
have not come across any major layout issues (except for the
occasional
pixel imperfection). Apparently for this person on IE6/Win the
text in
the white main column is overlapping the right sidebar. I'm
wondering
if it may be an issue relating to a minor update of IE6/Win?
Anyway,
I'd appreciate a quick check with as many browsers as possible
just to
ensure I haven't missed anything. The central column has a
right-margin
equal to the width of the right sidebar, and the right sidebar is
absolutely positioned.
http://www.nelsonford.net/
Thank you!
Nelson

Nelson,

Content of the right sidebar spills over into the center obscuring
part of the text.
MS internet explorer 6. on Win98SE with text set to "largest".

AuntySpam, SLP Coordinator, pspug.org

http://www.pspug.org/edu/edu.shtml
http://www.pspug.org/edu/slp/assign.shtml
http://www.pspug.org/edu/slp/slpparticipants.htm
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Re: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-16 Thread Nelson Ford
Thanks everyone for checking it out. I can't figure out what the 
problem was. Maybe someone will still find a bug.
Daisy: I think you just provided the motivation I needed to finish 
setting-up MovableType :)
Nelson

On 16-Apr-04, at 10:24 AM, Nelson Ford wrote:

Hi all, this will be my first time posting to this group.
Someone just told me that my ever-in-progress personal site is looking 
strange on their screen using IE6/Win. I have tested it using 
IE5.0/Win and IE6/Win on VirtualPC, as well as with various Mac 
browsers, and have not come across any major layout issues (except for 
the occasional pixel imperfection). Apparently for this person on 
IE6/Win the text in the white main column is overlapping the right 
sidebar. I'm wondering if it may be an issue relating to a minor 
update of IE6/Win? Anyway, I'd appreciate a quick check with as many 
browsers as possible just to ensure I haven't missed anything. The 
central column has a right-margin equal to the width of the right 
sidebar, and the right sidebar is absolutely positioned.
http://www.nelsonford.net/
Thank you!
Nelson

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RE: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-16 Thread theGrafixGuy
Looks fine on Server 2k3 and IE6

Brian

-Original Message-
From: Nelson Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 10:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

Hi all, this will be my first time posting to this group.
Someone just told me that my ever-in-progress personal site is looking 
strange on their screen using IE6/Win. I have tested it using IE5.0/Win 
and IE6/Win on VirtualPC, as well as with various Mac browsers, and 
have not come across any major layout issues (except for the occasional 
pixel imperfection). Apparently for this person on IE6/Win the text in 
the white main column is overlapping the right sidebar. I'm wondering 
if it may be an issue relating to a minor update of IE6/Win? Anyway, 
I'd appreciate a quick check with as many browsers as possible just to 
ensure I haven't missed anything. The central column has a right-margin 
equal to the width of the right sidebar, and the right sidebar is 
absolutely positioned.
http://www.nelsonford.net/
Thank you!
Nelson

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Re: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-16 Thread Daisy
> I'm using IE6.0 on WindowsXP Pro and it looks fine. I tried various
> resolutions and expanded/shrank the window but was unable to 'break' it.


Same here (but Win2K). The right hand sidebar content falls a little onto
the middle column when text is set to "Largest" but the blog is still more
than readable even then.

The blog content is very easy to read at all resolutions - if you had
comments I'd be leaving a complimentary one right now.

Daisy
http://chasingdaisy.typepad.com

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Re: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-16 Thread Simon Jessey
Hey, Nelson.

I can't see anything wrong with it in IE6/WinXP Pro. I have all the latest
updates, etc. Looks very nice, BTW.

Simon Jessey
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Subject: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review


>  Anyway,  I'd appreciate a quick check with as many browsers as possible
just to
> ensure I haven't missed anything.
> http://www.nelsonford.net/

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RE: [WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-16 Thread Chatham, Will
> Apparently for this person on IE6/Win 
> the text in 
> the white main column is overlapping the right sidebar.
> http://www.nelsonford.net/
> Thank you!
> Nelson

Hi Nelson,
I'm using IE6.0 on WindowsXP Pro and it looks fine.  I tried various
resolutions and expanded/shrank the window but was unable to 'break' it.

Will Chatham

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[WSG] Looking for a little peer review

2004-04-16 Thread Nelson Ford
Hi all, this will be my first time posting to this group.
Someone just told me that my ever-in-progress personal site is looking 
strange on their screen using IE6/Win. I have tested it using IE5.0/Win 
and IE6/Win on VirtualPC, as well as with various Mac browsers, and 
have not come across any major layout issues (except for the occasional 
pixel imperfection). Apparently for this person on IE6/Win the text in 
the white main column is overlapping the right sidebar. I'm wondering 
if it may be an issue relating to a minor update of IE6/Win? Anyway, 
I'd appreciate a quick check with as many browsers as possible just to 
ensure I haven't missed anything. The central column has a right-margin 
equal to the width of the right sidebar, and the right sidebar is 
absolutely positioned.
http://www.nelsonford.net/
Thank you!
Nelson

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