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  • #29812
    Jerm993
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    Well, I’ve been working on this for a while now but i think I’ve finally got most of the kinks worked out, It’s very near complete. The Site will be used as a blog and portfolio for myself, however as I am just getting started in the industry the Portfolio is a little bit bare :P, hopefully i can change that in the near future. Things to finish include the comments and comment styling, possible rss feed for the blog and lastly a project to bump things along…

    Tell me what you think, Be that devil’s Advocate, i wont cry :cry:.
    http://www.jeremycarlsten.com

    Thanks,
    Jeremy Carlsten

    #80848
    Jerm993
    Member

    Wow, Just realized i jumped the gun a little bit. Haven’t done much testing in browsers other then chrome, bear with me folks.

    Update: IE Doesn’t look that great but i think i’ve got it fixed only a few minor things

    #80967
    doobie
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    I like it. The background isn’t too in your face; obvious, but not obnoxious.

    You have an overflow problem with your main nav. You either need to tone down the shadow, or move the nav element to the left 3px (at least in FF 3.6.8 on a mac).

    #80972
    Jerm993
    Member

    yeah i’m still working out some ‘flow’ issues, on smaller resolutions the contact form is pushed down below everything, I can’t get it to take up the 200 or so pixels to the left of it.

    I gave the nav a bit of padding on the right side, can you explain more of what the issue is you’re having?

    #80993
    doobie
    Member

    You had a horizontal scroll bar that scrolls 3 pixels for no apparent reason. The text-shadow on the nav items was overflowing the view port, causing the scroll bar.

    #80997
    Jerm993
    Member

    i added the padding did it fix it

    #81170
    ruderic
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    I would apply a "sticky footer" technique, so the footer always stays at the bottom of the page.

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