[WEB4LIB] comments wanted on CSS based page

[Lydia C Bauer]

Looks great in IE 5.5 - the a:hover works well - very clear where you are and
that its clickable.  Netscape 4.7 is lining up better now than it did when I
responded to your earlier CSS issue.  Large fonts in black instead of green and
link coding isn't working.  Hopefully not many folks are still on Netscape 4.7
though.
I didn't notice the drop-down menu on the right at first - only found the "back
to homepage" link in bold on the bottom and then say the cute add to the
"library" part of the school name.  I wouldn't mind if the animation would stop
after a minute - but I guess most students won't be on that page for long -
they'll navigate to what they need and go.
Looks like you're having fun!
Lydia Bauer
Bristol-Myers Squibb

"Drew, Bill" wrote:

> I would like comments on the lay out and appearance of my new test page at:
>
> http://library.morrisville.edu/indextest.html
>
> I am not after comments on using Flash (please don't start that flame war
> again, GRIN)
> I am after how it looks in various browsers on various platforms.
> I have removed all tables used for layout only.
>
> I have tested it using Mozilla 1.0, Opera 6.04, and IE 6.
>
> Any suggestions for improving the CSS coding would be of great value to me.
>
> The border around the navigation and logo is just there so I can see the
> boundaries of the div.
> I will eventually remove it.
>
> Bill Drew
> drewwe at morrisville.edu



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