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I'm currently working on a new website. Was wondering what you guys thought about the feel of the site.

It's mainly aimed at the aviation industry.

 

Home Page

 

Another Page

 

 

I'm quite new to programming and in IE everything blows up out of proportion! Any ideas to fix this?

Nice looking site! It doesn't scream aviation, but I don't think that matters as it is for software. :)

 

As regards IE - can't help I'm afraid

Just looking at it in IE now, whats the problem? (It looks fine in my IE)

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Just looking at it in IE now, whats the problem? (It looks fine in my IE)

 

 

really? :huh: I must have viewed it in an earlier version

The resolution is to high. I have to scroll horizontally to see it in all it's glory. As regards to IE.... i have just helped someone with a site that was throwing a wobbler with IE. One of the ways (and the way i did it) was to include a conditional stylesheet.

 

All you do is copy and paste your existing stylesheet in a new file and just call it something different, like "iestyles.css"? And then add the link to the head as usual but put the link inside the conditional comments as shown:

 

<!--[if lte IE 7]>
 <link href="iestyles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<![endif]-->

 

Then open up your site in IE and edit it with whatever editor you use to suit IE. Job done!

Could be an older version..... I'm using 7 and it looks fine..... exactly like chrome in fact.

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Fantastic design in my opinion. Professional clean and well thought out :)

 

Nice job :)

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@Helen - Thanks for getting back to me Helen :)

 

@neilp - I'll try that, sounds like a good idea!

 

@weir-07 - Cheers for the kind words.

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