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| DATE | 2003-05-25 |
| FROM | Marco Scoffier
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] the NYLXS site
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Please try http://www.nylxs.org/members/mmain.html
^^^
Thanks
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Marco
On Sun, May 25, 2003 at 10:34:06PM -0400, Dave Williams wrote:
> Hey Marco -
>
> I fired up my old Windows machine to check out your work.
>
> The page lost some of its formatting when rendered in IE -- the
> background color was gone and the fonts weren't applied. Everything
> turned up Times New Roman (the default), and the page was white,
> although the resizing of the columns worked as expected.
>
> At first I thought the white color was an attempt at improving the dirt
> brown scheme, but no such luck. The rest of the site rendered
> appropriately, with the correct fonts and colors, but your page was
> completely off.
>
> If you are in the process of working on it and I saw a draft, then
> ignore this message.
>
> On Thu, 2003-05-22 at 14:04, Marco Scoffier wrote:
> > What I want feedback on is the resizing of the page. If you have a small
> > browser window vs. a big one. I think the design looks a bit less
> > cluttered. If anyone can test the page with different IE's that would
> > be good. I have access to none really, and it would be good to make sure
> > that the layout works before I finalize the automation of the button
> > creation and the left-hand menu, and the inclusion of the main (middle)
> > content. I have new code for the calendars coming soon, stay tuned ...
> > We were going on the idea that we should not change the overall design.
> > Just simplify it a bit. I do need to reduce the number of style tags,
> > if you look at the code there are alot of unused ones, but we should
> > standardize the usage of headers and list items.
> >
> > It loads faster because there are much fewer embedded tables, as few as
> > possible but still five or so, and much redundant style information has
> > been removed making the download size much smaller.
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