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The short and sweet mission of Browse Happy is: “Browse Happy is a site dedicated to educating people about browser alternatives that will give them a better online experience.”

Kafkaesqui: Thanks for posting the link to the WaSP site, by the way. I seemed to have spaced that off, for some reason. ??

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You could also use negative positioning to nudge it off the physical page. Set “margin-left: -9999px” for instance, and it won’t be seen by users, but can still be read by Technorati.

Ah, you must use 1and1, huh? Yep, I had to make the same change, but it’s no biggie. Good thing you figured out which field to edit! ??

@redge – I’m actually working on a way to encrypt the output of the link manager, so I can still have a way to differentiate between people on there with the same name, but without leaving it vulnerable to spammers and the like. I’ll also be implement Bad Behavior from io_error and Spam Karma 2, so hopefully there shouldn’t be too much of a problem. ??

Anyone else have anything they’d like to see, I’m open to suggestions… ??

One small issue… The bottom menu; the items are running off the right side when you mouseover. I think you changed the left margin without changing the width, maybe? ?? Other than that, looks good! ??

@shep – I have two words for you, and they’re not ‘Merry Christmas’ or ‘Happy Thanksgiving’… ??

Good stuff! Congrats on your mention on CssVault, by the way… ?? (The second WP site in a row for that week, I might add)

@moshu – Hence the reason I’ll include the source files in as many formats as possible, to satisfy the largest number of people… Also, you can just as easily swap the images out with other ones that you created in whatever format you want; it’s your choice. ?? You most certainly won’t have to edit anything other than the CSS just to make simple changes to the layout.

@marc – Working on that, just not sure exactly what I want them to look like at the moment. ?? (Like, I said, alpha version! Please keep all hands and feet inside the website at all times…)

Suggestions are always welcome… Aesthetic as well as functional. ??

@vkaryl – Since I completely understand that not everyone can actually afford to shell out hundreds of dollars for a piece of software, I’m trying to make it accessible to those of us “Po’ design folks” who might use PSP or Fireworks as their image-editing program of choice.

@jinsan – Thanks for the compliments! I figure it’s a win-win situation… ??

How about this… I’ll make the source files available in multiple formats; not just PSD. More choices is teh bettar. ?? Thanks for the kind words! I’ll be sure to include the fonts as well, assuming that I can figure out a way to do that as per the GPL, etc, etc.

A veritable cacophany of vector art resources:

https://www.bluevertigo.com.ar/bluevertigo.htm

(Scroll over to Vector Clip-art and enjoy!)

The correct character set you should be using is actually ISO 8859-4, not UTF-8 ??

The final word on consistent text size: “Fortunately, there is a third way to define text sizes: in Pixels. These are international, non-denominational, and consistent. 11 pixel text (like this right here) looks the same under Macintosh and Windows. Using pixels instead of points or relative size is easy, just quote font sizes as e.g. “8px” or “14px”:

<font size="14px">huge</font><font size="8px">tiny</font>

and Bob’s your near paternal relative. If you use style sheets, then you change this only once and your whole site is clean. (If you don’t yet use style sheets, take this opportunity to start!)

A final word of warning for do-it-yourselfers: many browsers make mistakes if you mix text size definitions. Decide on either points or pixels, and stick to it.”

By the way, the bullet is coming from an empty list item. Here’s what it look like in your code so you can remove it. <a =""><li></li></a><a href="https://rockylam.com/wp-register.php">Register</a> Obviously, the last part is wanted; I just put it in there so you could see where it was on the page. ??