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Kim André Akerø
I'm currently revamping my personal website, and I need some opinions:
http://www.neonnero.com/nn2preview/
None of the links on the right-hand navigation menu work yet, so don't
bother. This is just a basic preview with the actual XHTML code in place.
I've managed to conform to known standards (valid XHTML and CSS code), but
it look slightly odd in Internet Explorer 6.0 (latest with all updates). It
looks fine in Opera 7.54 (my main browser, btw), Mozilla Firefox 0.9 and
Netscape 7.1, but Internet Explorer is the only one where there's an open
space between the top part and the lower part of the logo.
I've split this image in two to accommodate the second <div> where all the
main content will be, and used line-height: 0 in CSS to make sure there's no
line spacing between these two.
So what am I doing wrong? And what should I do to fix this problem?
I know, IE is buggy and should be avoided at all costs, but I still want to
make sure visitors will get just about the same experience, no matter what
browser they're using (except for text-based browsers, but it'll look OK
there as well).
http://www.neonnero.com/nn2preview/
None of the links on the right-hand navigation menu work yet, so don't
bother. This is just a basic preview with the actual XHTML code in place.
I've managed to conform to known standards (valid XHTML and CSS code), but
it look slightly odd in Internet Explorer 6.0 (latest with all updates). It
looks fine in Opera 7.54 (my main browser, btw), Mozilla Firefox 0.9 and
Netscape 7.1, but Internet Explorer is the only one where there's an open
space between the top part and the lower part of the logo.
I've split this image in two to accommodate the second <div> where all the
main content will be, and used line-height: 0 in CSS to make sure there's no
line spacing between these two.
So what am I doing wrong? And what should I do to fix this problem?
I know, IE is buggy and should be avoided at all costs, but I still want to
make sure visitors will get just about the same experience, no matter what
browser they're using (except for text-based browsers, but it'll look OK
there as well).