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Plan for Anders Linder-Nor

by Anders Norén · 10/01/2005 (9:06 am) · 4 comments

Earlier, i spended a couple of days thinking on how my website would be changed. Back then, it looked like something from a secret society. I Posted on several forums, asking how they thought it would be changed. I took heir opinions, added them to my own, and realised that the work of changing my website would take to much time, and the final result would still not be what i was after. So, i decided to make a totally new website. I spended a night together with Paint Shop Pro and Paint, and created all of the buttons and images. After that, i used Nvu and Notepad to create the code. After about three hours, i had a small taste on what i wanted it to look like. After some more hours spent, i was satisfied. Really satisfied. I uploaded the files, and the final result:

Click Here

Please, give me some opinions on it. There is always room for improvements!

To all Firefox users:

There is a known bug with the images at the top of the website. They will expand greatly when the page is opened. Update the webpage to fix it. I am looknig fore a solution, and if anyone has any tips how to do it, please post.


/Anders

#1
10/01/2005 (9:54 am)
height is not a supported tag in tables.


www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/tables.html
#2
10/01/2005 (1:05 pm)
RE: Chris Newman

Height is a supported tag in tables that is not the issue with his page.

RE: Anders

You need to change the below lines:





To:





You can also deifine the width and height with the actual pixel size of these graphics to prevent poping of the site as the images load, but in most cases you can just not have it there. I would never use a percentage for an image size that is a very bad habit to get into.

Chris
#3
10/02/2005 (8:46 am)
Ok Christopher, thank you very much. I had a headic over that, cince most uusers who visit my site is firefox users(i believe).
#4
10/02/2005 (9:58 am)
@Chritopher
Height is only supported in IE.
Both Dreamweaver and TIDY say the same thing:
The tag contains an attribute that is proprietary to Netscape or Internet Explorer.

But now i also know what else to look for if i ever see this issue come up.