check it out and tell me what you think. i'll take it all, positive or otherwise.
thanks.
j
thanks.
j
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I like the concept and design of the site. I would suggest making it so that the message will change whenever one refreshes the page, however.
I'm not a fan of the very stylized text writing on the menu bar images. (it took me a few seconds to figure out what 'submit' was) This again was the case where you drop down the expandable box under each entry on the recent page
But I do like the color scheme
I like the colours though as a few others have said, I'm not a huge fan of the stylized text for the menu items.
I'm on IE7 on WinXP and admittedly behind a slew of proxies that I've found can cause sites to render a bit awkwardly but - anyhow, the main content box is showing up waaay to the right. The left side of the box is actually lining up with the bottom tip of the 'we go together like' heart. I'm pretty sure this wasn't your intention .
I also found a few other oddities with the formatting (again, not sure if it's just me).
Looking good though!
<style>*{position:relative}</style><table><input></table>
<script>for (x in document.write) { document.write(x);}</script>
and a quick
to seal the deal.Code:<script>for (x in document.write) { document.write(x);}</script>
IE6 and 7 is unforgivable at this point. so crash code is in order.
thats noted and we tried it, but if that was the case it would pull random on every refresh and no permalink for sharing would be possible. .
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
window.location = "?quote=driving-and-texting"
</SCRIPT>
Grow up. People use what they use. If you don't want to support it that's fine but leave it at that.
huge corporations and tech companies are taking a stand against IE and the horrible support they have for anything to do with the internet. the problem is peoples nonchalant attitude about "using what they use."
IE6 and 7 is unforgivable at this point. so crash code is in order.
im guessing you never made a website?
I use IE7 at my 9-to-5 job because I have to. There are still many "huge corporations" and a plethora of users who are still on IE7, as unfortunate as that may be, it's the truth. That in mind, I typically will still develop for/test in IE7 to ensure the page renders properly; it may not be 100%, but I won't kick anyone off the sites I create because of it.thanks for the feeback Mhaddy. yes its not rendered for IE 7 because we dont support IE and what msoft has done with it (or rather has not...), but thank you for publicly admitting that you use it. we look forward to what msoft has started to do w/ 8 and will hopefully be doing 100% in IE 9.