Re: A buncha stuff

Oh yeah, couple more things:

*	Could you make the empty cells of the logo spill over onto the left 
navigation column (like with the old site)? There's currently a hard white 
line there - maybe you could move the navbar links down a bit to make room, 
if you don't want the image behind the text making it difficult to read?

*	Nick's in toyetime right now, but when he gets out I'll get all his source 
images (HUGE stuff, either photoshop or PNG format, your choice). If you 
want, I can get him to make modifications (extra empty cells in different 
places or whatever)

*	When you've uploaded the website change to subversion, just give me a yell 
by either email or IM and I'll push it out to the server

Meredydd

On Monday 02 June 2003 18:58, Toby A Inkster wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 09:00:40AM +0100, Meredydd wrote:
> | 	http://www.everybuddy.com/eb-lite/new/
> | 	http://www.everybuddy.com/eb-lite/new2/
>
> Tried sending a mail earlier. Didn't work :-(
>
> Obviously, I am biased, but:
>
> Most of the site is actually the same, based on my markup, in turn based on
> Meredydd's earlier site. For a design/aesthetics point of view, I prefer
> 'new2'. I don't have the artistic skill to do that sort of thing myself --
> this I freely admit. The stipey background is a little distracting, but the
> logo is nice, as is the overall feel, colour scheme and the dotted lines.
>
> On the other hand, from an engineering POV, mine is better:
>
> 	- mine has a built-in framework for i18n, although currently
> 	  only an English translation is provided
>
> 	- mine uses a table-less layout, which behaves better on
> 	  handhelds, text browsers, text-to-speech software, etc
>
> 	- mine provides a netscape/moz/opera sidebar
>
> 	- mine does not use deprecated HTML elements
>
> Anyway, I have shamelessly stolen some of Nick's ideas and applied them to
> my own, to result in a "best of both worlds" design. It will take a while
> to trickle through to the web server, so in the mean time:
>
> 	http://www.goddamn.co.uk/tobyink/scratch/eblite/index.php