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LostOverThere
For a long time now I have had huge troubles with what different browsers make sites look like, weather they just align the page somewhere different, or the tables and cells dont work out.

Anyone, after many conplants, I descided to change it, now the design is very basic, but it works with all browsers (so far).

Here it is:
http://www.cheesegames.net/design/

Could you guys please tell me 2 things:
1: If it looks ok on your browser, EG: Its aligned to the middle.
2: You like the design.

Thanks,
-Lost.
borud
The site looks fine and are perfectly aligned, but you might consider doing something a bit more "colourful" with your navigation links..

(By the way, I'm using IE)
dac_nip
If you want to check the compatibility of your designs especially your CSS. download firefox and install the extensions for web development. Technically, IE is far behind than firefox when it comes to web development tools.. firefox is better when it comes to debugging javascripts and check CSS and HTML. there is an option in firefox that validates your CSS and HTML with the W3C school..you might want to try that..
b4r4t
Looks same in Opera/Firefox/Ie on my computer - it's ok , but Use some CSS styles to apply colors for links, and maybe diffrent font for text? (font-family: Verdana, Tahoma, sans-serif; looks gr8)
About design - looks ok, clean but ... it's tabe based layout - think about learning how to make CSS Based XHTML pages whit no tables as a skelet for layout (now You are Using CSS but for every element separatly - that's not the point of CSS) - not pushing You but ... if You have some time it's worth to learn it Smile
LostOverThere
Thanks guys.

@b4r4t: I would use CSS, but when I tried it in IE, it screwed the page up...is that just my bad coding?
b4r4t
LostOverThere wrote:
Thanks guys.

@b4r4t: I would use CSS, but when I tried it in IE, it screwed the page up...is that just my bad coding?


Yup Smile

But real - it's fault of differnet interpretation by IE/FF/Opera Smile

You have to code, check in 3 browsers, if it's ok - go further , if not - stop and correct - make it in steps (add something, check , next, add, check, next) Smile

It's hard sometimes but the satisfaction of well coded site is gr8 feeling Smile

In Your case it will be

http://poker.ovh.org/help/

It's just an example - You may edit it as You want Smile
Works in IE/FF/Opera (made it bout 10 min)
Change collors - i used green&blue but not this one of Ypur site Smile

Hope it will help You Smile
riv_
If you're serious about browser and cross-platform compatability, you should really check out http://www.danvine.com/icapture/ They'll show you screenshots of your site as viewed by different browsers and platforms.
They're pretty backed up, though. If you're going to make use of their services, you should really check as many as you can on your local system and if possible, help them out.
venc
dude, ok, u want a real layout, try my friends site, she made all my layouts, and so far, it works with all browsers, her site is http://www.skyedesign-studios.com/ she makes freee layouts for everyone, tell her dominick sent u, and she oughtta now ur my pal, tell her u need an awsome layout, on that will work with all browsers, and she will make u one, for free, in a jiffy, hope it helps!
osbits
It looks pretty good!
I like it.
LostOverThere
Thanks guys.

@riv_: thanks for the link!


Okay, I did a bit of a redo with the site (EG: Change the page width)
Its now located at the home page.

http://www.cheesegames.net

Thank-you for all you guys help. Very Happy
Dragate
no offence or anything but can i comment on your text font?


it's very plain and sort of looks wierd for a gaming site....

even arial or tahoma would look better than taht... no offence

if you know how to use css it's very easy to do

just put [code]<link href="style.css" rel=stylesheet>[quote] in the head of every page then

make a file called style.css and put

[code]p { font: 8pt arial; }
p.subtitle { font: 10pt arial; }
p.title { font: bold 12pt arial; }[/code] or something like that... edit it toyour liking

then when you have a title or sub title in the <p> tag put a [code]<p class="subtitle">Random Cheese games</p>[/code]

for normal text you do not need to do anything becuase <p> is already a class with normal 8 pt arial font...
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