Webcoding wierd

[Kieran]

Coded the layout a while back and noticed on SOME computers there is a border around the layout:

http://www.europehabbo.com/index2.php

Any ideas?

Thanks

[adm]

It's a badly coded layout...

But anyway


<table border="0">

[Tomm]

<!-- ImageReady Slices (Layout.psd) -->

I suggest you learn how to code ;)

[adm]

I suggest not - that's how I "code".

[craigg.]

Adzat, Tom is correct, you do not need to add a coment in the code saying "I imported this using photoshop, using the document 'layout.psd' " But yeah, anyway.

Coding aspect:
I have noticed a few things wrong with your coding, such as using tables. In website development, you see a less amount of tables being used as CSS is becoming more revealing to the website development group. I sugest you use XHTML, which would consist of both html(strict) and css.

I have also noticed in your coding you use an open source css, which I suppose fills its purpose, but if you had created an external sheet to load, it would tidy up the rest of the coding.

You have also used an IFrame around and about. I personally think this is a big no-no, and I advise anyone who is a website developer to move away from iframes. Iframes take a considerable amount of time to load, if that page being loaded has graphics embeded within the page. If you were to learn basic PHP, you would reduce the load time by a long shot by using php includes.

The design aspect:
It is a very nice design, but I think the professional look to it is making it a little too bland. The only main colour in your layout is coming from your banner. If you moved away from blue a little, and incorpricated a few other colours like purple, yellow and tried to brighten things up, it would lift the overall appearance of the layout.

You do not have to redo the whole layout, as looking back on the website, if you structured your main page, and added images with text, I'm sure the layout could pull itself off, and look a lot better than it does now.

I hope you appretiate the cc,
Craig.

[Fujitsu]

<? include("nav.php"); ?>




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[alexxxxx]

On a Mac Firefox, it is terrible.

[Kieran]

Cause Macs suck :P

Right, thanks for that. Ill see what I can do. I know Php anyway. But the other owner doesnt know it I dont think. So i have to keep it as HTML so he can do the edits.