NeilCawse

I've added clear:both , and a float:left to the navr, its seems to have fixed the issue in chrome 13+14, might have an issue with Safari 5.1 (OS X) - but I'll look into that now, thanks for the help

Hi guys, I'm currently working on a new site for a client but I've noticed some issues with different browsers (as we do) The site is http://www.neilcawse.co.uk/testarea/peter/ IE6(windows) - needs work, IE6 is a nightmare. IE7(windows) - issue with breadcrumbs and form. IE8(windows) - PERFECT. IE9(windows) - PERFECT. Chrome 13(windows) - right aligned breadcrumbs and half sized top nav bar. Chrome 14(windows) - right aligned breadcrumbs and half sized top nav bar. Firefox5(OS X) - PERFECT. Firefox5(Windows) - PERFECT. Firefox7(OS x) - PERFECT Firefox7(windows) - PERFECT Safari 5.1 (OS X) - right aligned breadcrumbs and half sized top nav bar. I'm thinking the breadcrumbs are falling victim to the double margin? I'm a bit stumped at the mo with the half nav main menu... any help would be appreciated... many thanks in advance!

I dont think it so bad at all, crisp and pure. I might suggest you change the navigation to a more css horizontal bar, maybe jazz up the main image with a better slider, and generally create a container for the site to ride the white space. It will only be an improvement if you get a good design. --and change the fonts Its only my opinion, and just a suggestion.

yep sitesmap included. 30 pages I think. Am I right to assume that more pages that include my keywords would help as well?

are you in the USA? - really tried getting gzip to work but gave up. Just need the right code for the .htaccess for the apache server 2.0+ - think its mod_deflate, but like I said, couldn't get the bad boy to work

Thanks for your feedback guys, lots there for me to think about. Thank you

Hi guys, I claim to be a web designer and joomla developer - not a SEO expert. However I think I know the basics and a few of the advanced stuff but I can't seem to get good traffic to my personal website (<200 unique per month) I understand the concept of using keywords in title, headings, meta keywords and description and content, and by using woorank I've completed about as much as I can at the moment. I get good search results really for "joomla plymouth" and hanging around the bottom of page 1 for "web design plymouth" - an SEO company suggested I should reshape my site for "london website design" (which is why I've included cities in some titles - unfortunately not really in content) Should I simply be aiming for "freelance joomla" or "freelance web design" to broaden my search exposure rather than limiting myself to "plymouth"? woorank suggests that loading time is an issue, is this because of the USA server, or simply the size of the first page? my site is www.neilcawse.co.uk Any suggestions on the SEO would be greatly appreciated!

oh, adding position:relative to a few elements solved the problem.

yep, now i feel stupid. thanks for your help, at least now i can test it... cheers

nobody? - I guess no-ones good enough to solve it

you can see the main nav jumps down to the far guy on the rights chest

no-one?... hmm, then any tips on debugging it, it would be ideal if IE had a firebug like add-on, but at the moment its tricky debugging something 'blind' - ie making a change that changes nothing for Firefix, then getting a screen grab from browser-labs, or render engine - hoping that something is different, its painstaking!

Hi guys, I've got a slight issue with this website http://www.peninsula-mrcpsych.org.uk/ Unfortunately the client has told me it needs to work with IE6 - I've used adobe browser labs and can see that the main drop down navigation menu jumps position when viewed in IE6. I know I can use a conditional statement <!--[if lte IE 6]> <link rel="stylesheet" media="all" type="text/css" href="css/dropdown_ie.css" /> <![endif]--> but I can't get the new dropdown_ie.css files contents to be used, (just testing to get body color to pink first) I think I'm getting the address wrong or somethings missing. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated..

Thanks for that mteam, very helpful. I'm sure I can sort this issue out now. Many Thanks

Hi guys, I'm using the boilerplate template to make a simple 5 page website, I've sorted out most issue cross browser but I'm having a nightmare getting it to display properly on mobile devices, iphone and ipad. http://neilcawse.co.uk/testarea/wax/about.html I'm using: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> & <link rel="stylesheet" media="handheld" href="css/handheld.css?v=2"> but I don't think its using the mobile stylesheet, I've read that iphone uses a different call (http://csswizardry.com/2010/01/iphone-css-tips-for-building-iphone-websites/) The female and male treatment pages aren't displaying properly (.blurb) - I'm get getting a bit confused + angry, could someone point me in the right direction please. Thanks in advance! (i hope)