[Web4lib] css troubles

[Amy Drayer]

Dear Sandra:

First, please direct your CSS inquiries to the CSS listserv, CSS-D.
There are many very qualified people there who can help you with all
your CSS needs. :-)

I took a look at your code and found a case of divitis.  Please do not
be afraid to use tags for their intended purpose, such as <h1>, <p>,
etc.

I did a quick fix with some minor things to be done.  It isn't the
best, but hey, I did it in like twenty minutes. :-p I'll take the page
down at the end of the week.

Also, when uses graphics on the web, please do not use HTML to resize
the image (height="100px" width="100px").  If you have a 1000px by
1000px file "shrunk" to a tenth the pixels, the overall file size
doesn't change (so you're still downloading a 1.5MB file), and
typically the graphic sucks because it wasn't an exact ratio.

I hope that helps, good luck.

http://e.jocolibrary.org/all/test.html

-- 
In peace,

Amy M. Drayer
Web Interface Designer
amostrom at gmail.com
http://www.puzumaki.com

On 10/17/07, Sandra Cahillane <scahilla at baypath.edu> wrote:
>

> The pages are online at http://library.baypath.edu/courses/cim607.htm and
> cim607.css.  I hope Diane Kovacs doesn't check this list because I just
> finished a class with her and she tried to make me fix this myself.  Can
> you believe that? ;)
>