Thanks all for the positive comments. @Cynlee, i uploaded it but it didn't work I believe :S

I think it would be better.. it could anoy visitors i guess (driving me crazy if I don't find where to clik fast enough)

The body has margins of 0.. and margins in html are not w3c compatible.. got to dig for that one pixel :S

Hey guyas. thanks for all the valuable feeback.. it sure is apreciated.. I want to do it right this time (I'm afraid I'm kond of a perfectionist). I'll check the borders out in sequence :)

menu added.. removed messing with the status bar, changed sizes..

updated version

Thanks for the feedback!

I changed God's.. And started working on the HTML. Just using CSS and backghround colors.. it validates and in firefox it renders ok.. Not in IE.

So for the techies, I deleted the dtd to show what I'm working on.

first version

Menu will be drop down.

I still have to think of thumbgalleries and navigation.

Thanks all,
Johannes

Message edited on: 07/26/2005 02:51

Thanks for the tip Chuck! I used single tence (or however you say that) because I try to capture small tiny thing in the whole of this world.. everyting around is "the creation" I'm trying to capture.. On my new site I hope to place rather diverse photo's.. Also portraits.. landscapes, macro, birds.. All "nature" thatwas created ni an unimaginable beauty. The things I'll miss is poeples creation: stuff like architecture, electronics etc. @Cynlee: thanks!

the text was just a dummy text.. so don't worry about that :) The lines are possible in CSS just a one pixel solid border with a specified color. Assign it ta a table with a specific classname, take care of correct sizing et voila I got the technique covered, don't worry about that :D Thanks for the input though :)

Wow.. thanks for the helpful tip.. I guess I should start using the PS grid then :D

Thanks.. I used your comments.. smaller, less busy.. one shot.. how's this?

As soon as I've decided I will build and add links :D

Congrats! Visited your gallery.. You're gifted photographer.. inspiring!

Message edited on: 07/25/2005 11:38

Hello people :) Glas to hear you're discussing it! Cynlee.. sounds great those options! And to Margana and KiwiMiss.. Maybe you're not a technical expert, nor experienced or whatever.. still if my shot sucks in your opinion it sucks (for you). So if you can define why it sucks (or is not as good as it can get, let me get some more subtle here :D) please do so.. I can definately learn from you.. I wan't be mad... I'dd apreciate it! From now on i will try to give hints for improvement when I see some.. I mean saying a shot sucks is not constructive (though in some cases it might keep people sharp) and will not help anyone. But saying that a lower angle, or more DOF, or a change of pov might improve the shot is constructive imho. and then we start learning from each other and improving thanks to the comments we recieve. I must admit that I go into wow as well.. but at least try to specify WHY it is good then.. like, that's a wanderful expression.. the light is so warm... it verry subtle.. whatever. I'm glad you guys take me serious and even started posting some critics.. it's apreciated! It keeps me sharp if people say it when something could be done better.

That doesn't help me :P What do you mean?

it's not a problem to recieve aaaws.. it's a problem it's always aaaw, even if it sucks :) So if your aaaaw is serious.. I'm happy with it.. thank you! If you in fact thought... this rather dull, only interesting for family or something like that... please say so.. ok?

Thanks for this lesson in RR :) quote: You can offer critique and feedback, when members ASK for it. OK, then this is my way to ask for it! Maybe I should start posting here then. And of course it must be tactfull.. like I said constructive.. and non tactfull can not be constructive imho. Thanks for the response!