Thanks, I noticed the same overlapping problem in Mozilla. I couldn't figure out how to fix it.
Any ideas? I've tried the z-index property, but that only works on positioned elements (according to w3schools.com).
Also, can you post a screen shot of the "on the left there is a massive white section." I haven't seen this in testing. Actually, just a screen shot in general could be very helpful from Safari.
Isn't there some CSS value which will lock an element against a side, as for the screenshot, see the attachment (sorry about the size, had to get within the 50KB file size limit).
The yellow color of the bar below the title seems to bother me a bit; yellow adjacent to blue seems a little off.. I'm not much of a designer but I'd consider using a different color.
The yellow bar at the top left is not nice. The menu at the left has a background that I think doesn't fit with the rest.
Maybe having a chrome look to it would be nice?
MUCH better.
Few things I would change:
- use sans-serif font
- add more padding to navigation items
- increase line spacing for content.
__________________ Vladdy | KL "Working web site is not the one that looks the same on common graphical browsers running on desktop computers, but the one that adequately delivers information regardless of device accessing it"
I can't beleive how well you're handling brown
lol
looking very nice.
When I see it, I feel like flying to a desert and going on camel rides..
but that's just me
Do not jump the navigation text on hover (there was time when I thought it was cool myself) - it is rather distracting. Change text color, background, add border, anything but jumping text...
Remove the navigation underline - it makes it too crowded (it is pretty obvious in this day and age that those are links)
I would find another place for breadcrumbs (Current Location). Where it is now, it simply repeats the header above it....
Use font units for nav blocks width and height so that text does not spill over when font size increases....
__________________ Vladdy | KL "Working web site is not the one that looks the same on common graphical browsers running on desktop computers, but the one that adequately delivers information regardless of device accessing it"
For the breadcrumbs, maybe just after the header above it..
So you have the current location, and it's path (according to the site, not the url)..
get it?