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Good to see you back and trying again brakka. Although you layout isn’t done yet it’s looks pretty nice.

Great banner design a nice site all around

David
https://blog.davidfriedberg.com

Nice design looks great in Safari accept for the a link problem, looks fine in Firefox

Add this to your style sheet it should stop the underlined text on mouse over none linked text.

a:link {
text-decoration: none;
}

Looks good now.

David

Your problem is that some how your Firefox is not seeing the .css file as a CSS file.

This error comes up in Firefox:

Error: The stylesheet https://sellbetteronline.com/wp-content/themes/default/style.css was not loaded because its MIME type, “text/plain”, is not “text/css”.

It looks like your mime type is messed up, it could be a server issue. Make sure you have a mime type for css:

text/css css

Also make sure you didn’t use some sort of editor that changed the file type.

Without a links it’s kind of hard to offer any help.

David
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blog.davidfriedberg.com

Looks Good.

I’m sorry you gave up Brakka. It takes a while to get an audiance or regular viewers unless you know a lot of people that can link you. You have to just keep going.

Good luck though.

One of the reasons it’s position is off is in the code:

The div id of “supernavcontainer” and it’s contents should be the first item in the “header” tag.

if you

#supercontainer { float: left; clear: both;}

That should put it where you want it. You may have to take out the clear: both; but put it in on the first try.

You could also absoloutly position it:

#supercontainer { top: 0px; left: 10px;}

you’ll have to figure out values. Just remember using an absolute position it separates it from the rest of the div’s so you may need to add some padding or margin to your #headerimg to add some space at the top.

Thanks,
David

It looks like your using a side scrolling layout instead of a vertical which is cool. But you need to limit you window size either by having a splash page that pops up a fixed width window or resizing the users window on load. I think that what your trying to do at least . This is an example of a side scrolling site:

https://www.mediamonks.com

I would suggest doing something that is like there numbering system, or icons or something to delineate the different sections.

Nice design though.

d|f

Looks great but in Safari your titles are over lapping the date box.

If you could say what exactly is showing up in IE it be a lot easier to help you. The only thing I noticed the can bee a problem for old browsers was the css import section. It should look like this so older bowsers ignore it.


<style type="text/css" media="screen">
<!--
@import url( https://www.urbanchupacabra.net/wordpress/wp-layout.css );
-->
</style>


Looks good a nice clean design. Good job.

everything looks fine to me. The type a little small if your using a higher resolution. I’m using 1280X960. But it a real improvement from the previous site. Very nice color choices and clean easy to read layout, well implemented.

Your site looks fine on the Mac in Safari as well as Firefox for the Mac.