benw

Sorry about the vague title. Basically, I'm wanting to have a image about 100x100 px tot he left of the text on this page - http://www.ukwaterproofingsolutions.co.uk/789.php This is the html i've used so far... <div class="unify" style="margin-top:15px;"> <div style="margin-top:15px;"> <div > <h3><a href="severntrentprojects.php">Severn Trent Maintenance Contract</a></h3> <p>Severn Trent has been a valued customer since 2001. We are recognised as a key partner in completing roof maintenance works across the Severn Trent Water network of sites throughout the midlands. </p> <br /> </div> </div> </div> Btw - unify class is the cms I want to use on this page. Any ideas folks? Thanks!

Think my point was that your looks a little amateurish.

I much prefer the original and if I was you I'd work on making that better. Use some jquery slides to show off your work etc. I love the textures on it and the type at the top - looks very classy. The logo reminds me of more upper class businesses. I think V2 looks too generic and boring. Sorry, but I do like the original Ben

As above, it looks like it was created in WordArt. It needs to be better, especially as it a logo for design! I'm no designer and I've only started getting into this over the past couple of weeks but I knocked this up in 2 mins.

Diamond, thanks guys.

In some browsers I've tested there is a black box around the thumbnails, http://www.ukwaterproofingsolutions.co.uk/projects.php Can anyone confirm this? and if there is how the hell do I get rid of it!? I've been over the CSS multiple times Thanks,

I've just implemented Pulse CMS into my website, and I'm not a designer at all. Pulse is sooo easy. My Grandma; she's blind in one eye and could do it. http://pulsecms.com/

As above, I've done it. I really should spend more time on it before asking on here. Thanks anyways.

Hi, I'm trying to get my sidebar to work, but when I update the sidebar the footer doesn't work correctly. See the incorrect footer here... http://www.ukwaterproofingsolutions.co.uk/newslist.php. The footer should be like ... http://www.ukwaterproofingsolutions.co.uk/projects.php Any ideas anyone?

You're all stars! I quite like this web design lark.

Hey, I want buttet points on my site, so I would have to change ul { list-style:none; padding:0; } To something like ul { list-style:circle; padding:5; } , But when I do this it messes up my nav bar as it uses the same bullets... <ul class="main-nav"> <li><a href="index.php" target="_parent" title="Home">Home</a></li> <li><a href="about_us.php" target="_parent" title="About">About</a></li> <li><a href="systems.php" target="_parent" title="Systems">Systems</a></li> <li><a href="projects.php" target="_parent" title="Prpjects">Projects</a></li> <li><a href="health_and_safety.php" target="_parent" title="Health & Safety">Health & Safety</a></li> <li><a href="links.php" target="_parent" title="Links">Links</a></li> <li><a href="contact.php" target="_parent" title="Contact us">Contact</a></li> <li><a href="newslist.php" target="_parent" title="News">News</a></li> </ul> So if I did change it my nav bar would mess up. Is there anyway to isolate the nav bar?

I prefer the mock up. I don't like the fonts used at all though.

Hey, At the moment the site has numbers instead of bullets. I really want bullets as the text doesn't suit numbers. Here's how the code looks at the moment, <ol> <li>Composite insulated roof panels</li> <li>Standing seam systems</li> <li>Profiled roof sheeting with liner panel and insulation</li> <li>Composite gutters</li> <li>Roof lights</li> <li>Rain screen cladding systems</li> <li>Composite insulated wall panels inclusive of flat panel</li> </ol> I've tried changing the 'ol' to 'li' <li> <li>Composite insulated roof panels</li> <li>Standing seam systems</li> <li>Profiled roof sheeting with liner panel and insulation</li> <li>Composite gutters</li> <li>Roof lights</li> <li>Rain screen cladding systems</li> <li>Composite insulated wall panels inclusive of flat panel</li> </li> But then the bullet points don't show properly on the site, there too far off to the left (see picture) Any suggestions on what best to do? Thanks, Ben

It's dead easy, I've used it in the past and I'm going to be using it again soon. It's cheap, can use your own domain and the default themes are pretty good. Simple, but affective, which is just the look I go for. I should be on commission

For a simple t-shirt shop have you thought about using something like bigcartel?