Is my website wonky?
Discussion
I redesigned my website myself a few weeks ago (I have a Jekyll & Hyde Nerd/Adventurer split personality 
) and am fairly pleased with the results.
However, I've been a bit of a smart arse and designed it with no tables, using CSS for the stlye/positioning.
It works fine on IE6 (XP) & Mozilla/Opera, but it appears to be going wonky on older browsers.
Does it work for you?!
www.bensaunders.com
Cheers
PB
) and am fairly pleased with the results. However, I've been a bit of a smart arse and designed it with no tables, using CSS for the stlye/positioning.
It works fine on IE6 (XP) & Mozilla/Opera, but it appears to be going wonky on older browsers.
Does it work for you?!
www.bensaunders.com
Cheers
PB
Ben
At the risk of pissing the ludites of the world off I would say that if you support browsers over version 5 (IE and Nutscrape, spit) and opera then you will catch 99.99% of the population.
Trawl the net for some stats, the vast majority of folks run IE 5 and above.
D.
Waiting with flameproof jacket on
At the risk of pissing the ludites of the world off I would say that if you support browsers over version 5 (IE and Nutscrape, spit) and opera then you will catch 99.99% of the population.
Trawl the net for some stats, the vast majority of folks run IE 5 and above.
D.
Waiting with flameproof jacket on
Hmmmmm, you said you designed the site yourself yet at the top of the page it says in little letters "Site design and development - Crash Media". Being an explorer living in the UK I doubt you work for a Canadian media company. Of course I may just be too cynical and will happily stand corrected.......
It's just that it looks like a you're ingeniously trying to create more traffic for your site by getting us all to click on it.
>> Edited by jam1et on Thursday 23 October 15:17
It's just that it looks like a you're ingeniously trying to create more traffic for your site by getting us all to click on it.
>> Edited by jam1et on Thursday 23 October 15:17
jam1et said:
Hmmmmm, you said you designed the site yourself yet at the top of the page it says in little letters "Site design and development - Crash Media". Being an explorer living in the UK I doubt you work for a Canadian media company. Of course I may just be too cynical and will happily stand corrected.......
It's just that it looks like a you're ingeniously trying to create more traffic for your site by getting us all to click on it.
>> Edited by jam1et on Thursday 23 October 15:17
Try looking at the right website, the Ben Saunders one not the North Pole 2003 one.
jam1et said:
It's just that it looks like a you're ingeniously trying to create more traffic for your site by getting us all to click on it.
No no no, if I wanted to create traffic, I'd do something like ski to the North Pole, or get on the front page of the New York Times Technology supplement, or be interviewed on the BBC Breakfast & lunchtime news 
The Flash site (North Pole 2003) was designed by Crash!Media in Toronto, the rest (Ben Saunders) is my own work.
>> Edited by polar_ben on Friday 24th October 18:54
Works fine for me in Phoenix 0.4 (basically just the browser bit of Mozilla: it calls itself "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2b) Gecko/20021029 Phoenix/0.4")
Many a true word is spoken in jest... that's where they got the name from, that's why they have a lizard logo and stick lizard references in whenever they get a chance...
FourWheelDrift said:
I thought Mozilla was a giant Japanese lizard standing 30 stories high.
Many a true word is spoken in jest... that's where they got the name from, that's why they have a lizard logo and stick lizard references in whenever they get a chance...
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