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Hi Henrik, Right now, you've got: #features2 { float:right; height:2125px; line-height:25px; list-style-type:square; padding:20px; text-align:left; width:460px; } in your css file, so you're applying the css styles of features2 to the div with id=features2. I think what will fix your...

Hmm, So, just viewed the source in IE, and found this: <td class="left"> <input type="radio" name="x_C1Smoker" value="No" checked>No&nbsp;</p> <input type="radio" name="x_C1Smoker" value="Yes">Yes&nbsp;</td> </tr> That's for the "Do You Smoke?" question. Note the </p> hanging out after the...

Hi Henrik, Excellent, happy that worked. It looks like you've got list-style-type:square; on the div. When you add the <ul> tag back in, try putting it on that instead. I think that'll fix your problem. Best, Nathan

A link to the page where you're having the issue also really helps others try to figure out the issue. That said, what I would do isn't much different than what you could do: If you haven't heard of it, I absolutely recommend getting a copy of the extension Firebug. They have an extension...

Hi Monica, Overall you've definitely got a good start. For sprucing things up, I think adding some color to the header text ("BOW TIE EXPRESSIONS - Self-tie bow ties & cummerbunds", etc. ), menu bar, and / or background. The three main background colors are dark gray (top), light gray...

Homepage looks great! :) Consistent use of colors / branding and a clean, uncluttered layout. My only concern is that the Social Media section appears below the fold so to speak for a lot of resolutions. (See http://browsersize.googlelabs.com/ - a great tool.) In fact, less than 50% of viewers...

Hi Henrik, You should thank mdmd for making a bunch of worthless posts, it inspired me to provide something meaningful. :) I'm not 100% sure this is the cause of your issue, but it seems that you don't have <ul> before your <li>s or </ul> afterwards. This isn't necessarily the cause of your...

Hi there, A few thoughts now that I realized you posted this here. First, he menu structure is a bit confusing. The links at the top of the page seem to constantly change depending on which page you're on so that your viewers always know what their options are. (Also, on the Hugh Kennard...

First, this really belongs in the Website Reviews section here http://www.webdesignforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=4 EDIT: Apparently you already noticed this... moving the bulk of my post to the correct spot so as to reduce duplicate content.

Hi there! I agree, the site looks great. My only concern is the load times. This could very well be a geographic issue, since I'm on the east coast of the US and I imagine your server is in Australia, but it took just over 18s for the homepage to load. A large portion of that time was...

Well, that would depend on how the second page's errors are handled. Are they triggering php-based errors or is it some kind of javascript? It shouldn't be auto-posting from the 2nd page unless you specifically told it to do so, so my guess is that there's either a php or javascript field...

Hi Georgie, It looks like you've solved most of your issues on the home page except for the dropdown menus. I've checked it in IE6, 7, and 8, so if what you're seeing is still really messed up it may be a local issue. As for the javascript menu, it's honestly usually faster to try a different...

Yeah, it's really a pain to develop for IE6, but unfortunately until the major corporations get off of it it's sometimes a necessary evil. It really depends on the demographic that will be viewing the site whether or not it's worth it and at what point it looks good enough in IE6. There are...

While I'm not necessarily a huge fan of the images' content (just Google screencaps, as v2 mentions), I have a bigger problem with the pixellation of them. While I agree, the target demographic probably wouldn't leave due to the content, the very low quality of the images is something I'd be...

Overall, I really like this, especially for someone newish to web design. eCommerce projects can be a big issue to tackle and you've done a really nice job of it. The design is simple, but that's not a bad thing. In this case it works, and you've varied the colors of the various sidebar items...

Hmm... have a link to where you're seeing the issue? The problem png's have with IE is generally just with transparency, so I figured that's what you meant.

Hi Anna, jpegs don't support transparent backgrounds. You'll need to save the image as either a .gif or .png if you need transparency. .png will generally be better quality, but you'll need to find a png fix script (there's a few out there for free) for older versions of IE. .gif is...

To be honest, the first thing you should do is restructure your code to use a CSS-based design using <div>s rather than nested tables. If you don't have the time to do that, you should at least use tables "properly". There's no need to have tables nested in tables nested in tables here. IE...

Hi there, Well, you're mostly right, though I actually prefer to create and test my site online rather than locally. What you'll need to do is purchase web hosting somewhere. Many hosting companies also provide domain registration. Once you've got the domain linked to your hosting, you would...

Every time I've encountered this it's been because the characters were copied and pasted into html from a Word doc or other Microsoft product. For some reason MS products use their own variety of ", ', -, etc. You can actually see this in the difference between the " and ' in what you copied...