New GB-PVR web site design

[lonegeek]

My web page has no frames, the gbpvrindex.html only has content, everything you see is produced using CSS. Also the rollover buttons are pure CSS.

It has the appearance of frames then ...

Tables?

You should add border="0" to the images..because when i click them it creates a border around it..and it looks poor

[nitrogen_widget]

I like it except the white highlights in the background make it hard for me to focus on the text.

But i've always found it hard to read text on a website if it didn't have a solid color behind it.

[Mister Slimm]

It has the appearance of frames then ...

Tables?

The appearance, yes. Tables, no. CSS, yes.

You should add border="0" to the images..because when i click them it creates a border around it..and it looks poor

Good design point. Thanks.



I look forward to sub's sparkly new site...

[ccsnet]

You might not answer my thread in wishlists....but these hints are the next best thing

...and "master slimm" ; FRAMES?! who uses frames anymore...they are so... web 1.0

Hate frames but try and stay away from script where I can too ... http://www.letscommunicate.co.uk/ shows a few... Wightcable North been my latest although it needs a few images.

Did one for http://www.digital-car.co.uk/test/ which has just been replaced - again no frames but used directorys instead to make it look nice. Ideal for ftp rights too.

Done a few in my time but my fav so far is http://www.letscommunicate.co.uk/carputer/ which did start as a PSD template but actually I ended up with no more than the colour scheme from it.

Terran