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there's obviously problem with margins, because semantics seems to be fine. Try to design for each link different image. Follow this tutorial: kyleschaeffer. com/user-experience/pure-css-image-hover/ hope it'll help

It's really nice but I'd change background color under navigation or add shadow... I don't know - it is too grey there but it's only opinion .

Hi, ramo55 try to use jfiddle to show your problem because after downloading your attachment all I see is a white box

Corners might be rounded by css3, yes? so css3 also let us design circular links, here is an example: http://tympanus.net/...cts/index2.html and as you can see it isn't compatible with IE and I'd like to do similar (also simplier) effect using only .pngs and hover effect. Then it would be compatible with all browsers at the same time and I'd save time but I don't know if it is a professional attitude. conclusion: Should I use css3 where it is possible and pngs only in IE? As I said I don't want to waste time but on the other hand I want to stay professional. hope it's clearer.

all I see is: "Error establishing a database connection "

I like the logo (actually the font). If it goes about code - check your site in Firefox. I see mistakes at the right column.

God! I wrote "circus" - Sorry, I'm worn out

Hi, I'm doing circular links and I wonder if I may still use pngs for all browsers instead of css3 (I hate IE ) or will it be unprofessional? Edit: Title corrected

you may also try at http://good-tutorials.com

Welcome Moffman

Hello, My name is Conrad and I'm hoping to get a little support here. Greetings from Poland )