Hi Ed, I don’t have a Mac so couldn’t
look at the site. I did want to offer a comment, though, about point #1 (non-centered
text). I viewed it on a variety of browsers on PC.
Technically, I guess, the client is correct: the text isn’t centerd. The
entire image is centered in the window. Since the logo on the left is a drawing,
the actual text – I’d check that out with the client before
pulling much hair out over it :-) Of course, if he means it’s appearing flush
left or right, that would be another issue. But as someone else already said, you’d
know that. I won’t comment further on the rest of
the site since you already said it’s working great in the FF and IE; it is
here, too. (And in Op and NS). Generally, I like the site. It’s well
built and has a nice fresh feel to it. HTH, Bil Scheider Hello
I
have developed a site for a client and all seems fine, compliant, etc. works
ace in IE and FF. I don’t have a MAC and client is complaining of: 1.
Homepage - Text under dolls is not centred Can
anyone help, take a quick look for me? This is my first post after
lurking for a while :-) http://test.dragon-way.com/
Regards
Ed
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