new client site - can you break it?

[flashlight]

Hi, this site (http://www.fluidwav.com) for a client is just about done. There is still some spell checking and what not to do. I'm hoping you can do me the favor of taking a look to see if anything is broken or weird on your browser? Thanks,

I am Almost Cool (http://www.peterflaschner.com)

[beanz]

Works fine on IE... ;)




http://sighost.fuelie.org/accounts/beanz/beanz_17.jpg

http://dabeanz.deviantart.com

[Benjamin]

Hi Peter,

I get some odd line spacings in Firefox version 1, Windows XP.

Looking at your code, you have extra <p> elements in places, and also there is no need for a
tag after a list item (<li>) tag, they should be block level elements anyway.

Nice design. Especially the photo. Did you take it?

http://www.jackfruitdesign.com/
Om Namah Shivaya

[flashlight]

Thanks guys. Benjamin, can you explain a bit about not needing a tag after a <li>? I'm not sure what you mean.

The photo is actually going to change (the client isn't too fond of it). That's today's task.

Peter

I am Almost Cool (http://www.peterflaschner.com)

[retro]

IE 6 sp1

on the 'what we do' page the text starting at 'delivery' and down, doesnt indent like the paragraphs before it

[flashlight]

Hey Benjamin - I got it - I had pasted some html into a textpattern article. Textpattern didn't recognize that it was code, and doubled up on the tags. I'm fixing it now...

I am Almost Cool (http://www.peterflaschner.com)

[Benjamin]

By the way, do you do your own photos? I'm just starting to do this now.

http://www.jackfruitdesign.com/
Om Namah Shivaya

[flashlight]

I have. The photo on flashlightdesign.com (http://flashlightdesign.com) is mine. I find that photography requires a different form of thinking from design. That being said, I don't do it often enough. I love the way looking at the world as a photographer forces you to see all kinds of beauty and interest that one would normally glance past...

I am Almost Cool (http://www.peterflaschner.com)

[morea]

LOL @ 'coffee slave'

I know what you mean flashlight... photography really does change the way you look at the world. I drive over an hour to work each day and have to leave the house at 6:30am. Each morning the sunrise is different, and I can't tell you how much I would love to cut out on work and spend the morning snapping photos. I saw some king of large hawk or falcon in a tree while driving down the highway earlier in the week, and my first reaction was to grab for my camera... at 70mph!

I came to my sense quickly though, so noone was hurt in the process. /emoticons/tongue.gif

Power to the Old Schoolers! and btw, if you can't say something nice, shut the hell up.