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September 6th, 2005, 11:33 AM
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Couple of CSS layouts
Making the transition from tables to CSS. I really like the flexibility of CSS. Please take a look at these two urls:
http://www.kmdesignworks.com/redesign/index.asp http://www.kmdesignworks.com/demo/index.asp many links are not live as my goal was to get a solid looking home page then keep it going. Some of the Classes and Ids are not visible in these pages but will be needed in pages to follow.. thanks
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September 6th, 2005, 12:37 PM
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although i commend your efforts, as i am rubbish at this and need to spend time sorting my sites out, the look on IE is very different to other browsers like firefox and netscape, with a growing number of browsers coming through and the expanding popularity of firefox you will need to correct this.
good luck
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