Can I get a review please

[paulhicks]

The site:
www.suncom.com.au/page

I have a feeling there will be a problem with the "Service Request Form" and "Sales Request Form" buttons. They are supposed to be directly aligned with "Communications"

Any feed back would be great
Paul

[Crake]

looks good,
i dont like the way that the header and content are in both in iframes

why is that? :confused:

[JamieR]

I don't mind it overall. The menu doesn't work properly in firefox, and the code is extremley invalid..no DTD, no character encoding..etc etc.

[Crake]

im not saying i dont like it it looks good i just wanna know why its in iframes :confused:

[Auriga]

Is it just me or is the menu a bit screwy at the top? :confused:

[JamieR]

Yeah it is..well I noticed it in firefox earlier, i dunno about other browsers though :D

[Crake]

ye in IE its a bit like that :D

[paulhicks]

Hmmm, not sure what you mean by screwy. could you explain or post a screen shot of what it looks like?

I have just used frames not iframes. When I used that menu on the same page as the content it seems to move the content around when I roll over links.

[_Aerospace_Eng_]

I would say lose the frames all together but thats just me. If you are able to use a server side language, then you can use server side includes. Anyways, here is the screenshot of what your menu looks like in FF1.0.3

[paulhicks]

Thanks for the feedback _Aerospace_Eng_ unfortunally I know nothing about Server Side Languages, this is my first time to touch HTML in nearly 2 years, and I'm starting to feel dirty because I still use tables.
If anyone has any ideas that would be aewsome. :confused:

I'm using IE6 at 1024 x 768



This is what it is supposed to look like:

[_Aerospace_Eng_]

Seems like a matter of adjusting the widths of the main menu boxes. You might want to download FireFox (http://getfirefox.com), since it renders exactly what you code quite nicely. Its always good to test in multiple browsers.

[Crake]

well said....some of your visitors may use firefox to visit your site and the apparence of your site says alot about it....so it might look exelent in ie...but in FF it could look rubbish..... :(