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[QUOTE="Sixten, post: 251070, member: 5641"] Coupla things: 1. I like the overall look and color scheme much, much better in this version. Very classy and readable! 2. I reserve judgement on the iframe stuff until I have a chance to load the test page on my Mac at home (rather than work PC). 3. Pet peeve of mine: the paragraph tag has had a closing tag since about 1998. Please, please use it. ;) Most of the places where you're using paragraphs for spacing, one of the following options would be much cleaner and more reliable: a. use break tags; these also have the added bonus of being able to break you down to below the images with one tag, if you use the CLEAR attribute. b. use the paragraphs as block elements, and use styles to control the margins between them. The version of your earlier design I did uses mostly (a): [URL=http://homepage.mac.com/sotto/CC/index.html]example[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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