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Two comments; First, ditch the frame. It's irritating and search engines don't like them. Second; perhaps use either a custom font via CSS or change it to something standard, but that fits in with the design a bit more. Aside from that, it's a nice, clean, simple design. :)
 
-Ryan- said:
Two comments; First, ditch the frame. It's irritating and search engines don't like them. Second; perhaps use either a custom font via CSS or change it to something standard, but that fits in with the design a bit more. Aside from that, it's a nice, clean, simple design. :)
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Thanks for the comments yeah will look into fonts
 
My only though is it would be a nice if it were a tad bit wider. This is what it looks like on my iPad.

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Craig ... it looks great and is well suited for it's purpose.

I do not agree with some of the comments, such as ditch the frame, or change the fonts.

the one thing I did notice is ... read through it a few times. With just a quick glance through ... I did notice Sharons should be Sharon's

Again ... looks great and I am sure Sharon will agree ... well suited for her business.

Nice Job
 
Apple OC said:
Craig ... it looks great and is well suited for it's purpose.

I do not agree with some of the comments, such as ditch the frame, or change the fonts.

the one thing I did notice is ... read through it a few times. With just a quick glance through ... I did notice Sharons should be Sharon's

Again ... looks great and I am sure Sharon will agree ... well suited for her business.

Nice Job
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Thanks ! will change the typo's, as with width will look at making it wider.
 
Agree with all the above, re. font and frames. Otherwise it looks lovely.

One more small thing, the H on the home button changes from upper to lower case depending on which link is clicked. None of the other menu items do this so I'm guessing it's not a style choice.
 
Apple OC said:
I do not agree with some of the comments, such as ditch the frame, or change the fonts.
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What reason do you see to keep the frame?

Also, to clarify, Ryan is referring to the HTML "frame" tag that actually loading the web site up from a different web location and not the layout or graphical elements of the site. Using frames can cause problems for SEO, and it also causes your visitors to only be able to bookmark the home page.

For more info on frames, see this useful article: http://www.hobo-web.co.uk/seo-blog/website-frames/

HTH,

Jeremy
 
From a consistency stand point, I'd move the yoga classes copy to the right since all the other pages have the main content on that side. Additionally the vertical scrollbar for this page is displayed on my browser for no apparent reason which shifts the layout a bit.
 
designguy79 said:
What reason do you see to keep the frame?

Also, to clarify, Ryan is referring to the HTML "frame" tag that actually loading the web site up from a different web location and not the layout or graphical elements of the site. Using frames can cause problems for SEO, and it also causes your visitors to only be able to bookmark the home page.

For more info on frames, see this useful article: http://www.hobo-web.co.uk/seo-blog/website-frames/

HTH,

Jeremy
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It is a Yoga website ... basically an informative site to describe hours and services. The contact form seems fine for appointments.

IMO, ... it serves the purpose well ... relaxing Yoga. ... I like it :cool:
 
designguy79 said:
What reason do you see to keep the frame?

Also, to clarify, Ryan is referring to the HTML "frame" tag that actually loading the web site up from a different web location and not the layout or graphical elements of the site. Using frames can cause problems for SEO, and it also causes your visitors to only be able to bookmark the home page.

For more info on frames, see this useful article: http://www.hobo-web.co.uk/seo-blog/website-frames/

HTH,

Jeremy
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The only reason I'm using a frame is that the website is hosted where I have my own website and I stupidly brought the domain name from somewhere else and didn't realise you couldn't transfer them for 90 days. It uses a frame so the website looks as though is is greentree.co.uk when actually its nots. THe only problem I'm having now is getting google to recognise it any ideas ?

Craig
 
Zanthus said:
The only reason I'm using a frame is that the website is hosted where I have my own website and I stupidly brought the domain name from somewhere else and didn't realise you couldn't transfer them for 90 days. It uses a frame so the website looks as though is is greentree.co.uk when actually its nots. THe only problem I'm having now is getting google to recognise it any ideas ?

Craig
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Have you added Google's webmaster code into the code? and then submit it to Google?
 
Zanthus said:
The only reason I'm using a frame is that the website is hosted where I have my own website and I stupidly brought the domain name from somewhere else and didn't realise you couldn't transfer them for 90 days.
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You don't need to transfer a domain name to your web host, just point it to your host's nameservers.
 
dmmcintyre3 said:
You don't need to transfer a domain name to your web host, just point it to your host's nameservers.
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But then dosn't that mean that instead of greentree.co.uk the website will show up in the browser as zanthus.co.uk/Greentree which I didn't want. They said if I transferred the domain over I could have it as a add on site to my hosting and it would act as its own individual site.

Craig
 
Zanthus said:
But then dosn't that mean that instead of greentree.co.uk the website will show up in the browser as zanthus.co.uk/Greentree which I didn't want. They said if I transferred the domain over I could have it as a add on site to my hosting and it would act as its own individual site.

Craig
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You should just need to change the nameservers on greentreeyoga.co.uk to justhost's and use the addon domain function in cPanel to point it to that subdirectory.
 
dmmcintyre3 said:
You should just need to change the nameservers on greentreeyoga.co.uk to justhost's and use the addon domain function in cPanel to point it to that subdirectory.
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Hey thanks for this, I don't quite get how or what namerservers do was looking into this the other day i'm with justhost does my hosting and i brought the domain with another company and have the option to change the name servers but then what do I do after this thanks for any help


Craig
 
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