[thomaz]

My blogg is up ... what do you think of colours, design, how bad it looks in other browsers etc? Made it in DW so the code is'nt the best...

parasit.co.nr

(Btw ... it's in Swedish )

[tomvanoorschot]

Like your blogg-design!, i'm surprised that i, as a dutch, can understand most parts of your swedisch talkabout

[jihef]

Originally Posted by thomaz

My blogg is up ... what do you think of colours, design, how bad it looks in other browsers etc? Made it in DW so the code is'nt the best...

parasit.co.nr

(Btw ... it's in Swedish )

ha! your blog is so much better then mine. i'll probebly just rip it off and be all french about it.

[Mr Fred]

Originally Posted by tomvanoorschot

Swedisch talkabout

is that like the swedish version with Mike Read, "Talkabout, for sure!'

[hawken]

on the menu I'd stick in a bit of style sheet code that does a cursor:hand and make the whole area a link

[Bill Posters]

Originally Posted by hawken

cursor:hand

BURN THE WITCH! BUUUURN THE WITCH!!

[Stickman]

Edit one of these instead: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/

Something like this one http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/vertical12.htm

[cam]

Originally Posted by Stickman

Edit one of these instead: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/

Not seen that site before, great link Stickman

[Stickman]

It is indeed. Go up a level for more useful bits:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/

[thomaz]

Thanks Stickman! Good resource :]
How does it look in your browsers? Only tested in IE ....

[Stickman]

Fine in firefox. I'd change the link colour on rollover though.

White would do nicely:
#navlist a:hover { color: #fff; background-color: #FCD305; }

And then work on getting rid of the frames.

[thomaz]

Originally Posted by Stickman

And then work on getting rid of the frames.

Well, I like when it all fits on the screen without scrollbar on the side...

[Bill Posters]

I think the Stick was referring to getting your site out of that freedomain frameset and into your own, 'proper' hosting space.

On the other hand, you could be right and he could be referring to removing the iframe - only he no doubt would suggest that you replace it with a scrolling div.
A scrolling div would appear identical to the iframe on the page.

Maybe worth considering

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Not much to see really, but promising.
I'd recommend giving unvisited links a hover colour that contrasts with the yellow in their background.
Even as someone who's been playing with t'internet for a number of years, I still get a little thrown when menu items become nondescript and uninformative when I roll over them.
It might be intentional, but as far as this user is concerned, the effect doesn't outweigh the (slight) aggravation.

I'd also consider putting some kind of sign on the menu options that trigger a popup.

Would be nice to see a little more 'visuality' to it.
I know it's a blog, but it still feels empty.
Perhaps some graphic dividers between the blog entries or something.
I think it would add some more character and flair to it.

[Stickman]

I meant all frames - just as a little thing to complain about.

Also, I did mention changing the link colour too.

[Bill Posters]

End of a long day.
(my excuse and I'm sticking to it)