Nic

Hi This is driving me nuts. It's a work in progress at present but the Home page has just broken in Firefox 2. :aggressive: It should display a list of images in a <ul>. This works great in IE 6. here's the link http://www.grafnic.com/Cambrian/Index.html Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Nic 8) 8)

Wooooooooo! Things have been moving on whilst I've been away. Any intersting discussion. I personally charged less than E coz i'm not that good, yet !

Thanks for the comments everyone. I will deffo look into the min-widths Eskymo. It isn't finished yet but will be checked for validation. Always appreciate comments good or bad. Nic BTW I have already shown it too the client and he was happy.

Hi guys Could u please have a look at my latest site. It's not finished (needs more photos). Comments appreciated. Be gentle with me. http://www.grafnic.com/Lear2/index.html Thanks Nic

Hi Eskymo Fraid i have been sidetracked with a client's site at present. Will post details of that soon for your comments. Nic

Looking for some advice. I have a new client, a photographer who needs a web site. He needs the usual things like Web Site Build ( he's come up with a good clean design), Photo gallery Client login area (to access their photos) upload capability (he needs to upload clients photos) background "ambient" music Could anyone please advise on any suitable software/plugins (Thinkbox?/lightbox?) to achieve this. Any advice much appreciated. Thanks Nic

Hi there If you want to learn HTML could I suggest W3Schools the tutorials are free, good and quite short. I would also suggest learning about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) as well. Good luck Nic

Hi Sometimes it's easier to use a better quality image some else has taken. I tend to use stock images and have found some good sites to get them from. Here's a few istockphoto Stock Exchange (freeish) Dreamstime Fotolia I do take my own photos as well and use a Fujifilm S5500. Good luck Nic

Hi Eskymo Looked at your site and agree that U are web 2.0 compatible !! BTW I like your site very much. U are very talented. Thanks for the feedback on my design. Funky icons sounds good idea and the gradient needs some work deffo. Thanks again. Nic

It's the latest thing. Lots of shiny look images, glass type buttons, shadows, bright colours and communities. There's an interesting article on it here Pixel Acres

Any comments on the redesign for my web site. Trying for a web 2.0 look. Thanks Nic

Thanks for the postive comments from everyone. My other web sites can be found hereGrafNic portfolio. Work in progress can be found here 4 U 2 Learn. --- Warning --- Basic layout is in place but content, nav and styling needs to be tided up. Some links don't work either. Please feel free to comment.

Ben Thanks for your comments. Have tried your suggestion about min-width and it looks a lot better. Thanks for your Help.

Hi I've been playing with CSS for a while now. Initially it is a pain but stick with it and it is worth it. I now try to develop ALL my sites that way. (Although my own site remains tables based Grafnic.com. Must get round to that one) A very good book I came across on another forum was CSS mastery by Andy Budd (here's the book on Amazon CSS Mastery. Bought the book and it helped enourmously. Anyway keep on with the CSS, it is worth it in the end. Nic (BTW I dont get anything for pushing the book )

Hi Would appreciate any comments on a site I have recently completed for a client. The address is De Wit Aesthetic Practice Thanks again. Nic