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[cknape]

Hi could anybody in the forum, please give me feedback on our website,
sales have been not bad but theres always room for new ideas.

I have no knowledge of web sites, but i did my best.

ck

[cknape]

sorry forgot the site address

http://WWW.CARPARTFACTORS.COM


SORRY

[Duncan Rounding]

The layout breaks if I go and view the cart in IE7.

[cknape]

view in ie7

have viewed in ie7 no problems for me or 3 other people i know who have viewed the site.




http://www.carpartfactors.com

[Duncan Rounding]

This is what I see (which I presume is not correct?):
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y25...nding/cart.jpg

[leehack]

I see what Duncan does too.

[cknape]

viewing in ie7

oh that, it does that in every browser, can't seem to shake it.
tried allsorts nothing seems to work.

sorry thought you meant the actual site.


any ideas.

[los_design]

It's very dark in there old bean.

There are a few niches that would suit the dark setting, not sure yours is one...JMHO

When using contrasts people, do bear in mind that 1 in 12 men are colour blind with differential apsects of colour recognition.

Regards
Daren

[pinbrook]

Its a site that uses a basic theme out of the box very well.

I usually don't bother to comment on out of the box themes, but the use of colour scheme here works well with the target market.

Unless the yellow/white contrast causes issue for the colour blind male as suggested by DJ ( I'm female without being colour blind )

[los_design]

Its a site that uses a basic theme out of the box very well.

I usually don't bother to comment on out of the box themes, but the use of colour scheme here works well with the target market.

Unless the yellow/white contrast causes issue for the colour blind male as suggested by DJ ( I'm female without being colour blind )

Just to balance the books with a sad Friday fact.....1 in 200 women suffer colour blindness.

How unfair is THAT!

Regards
Daren

[completerookie]

assuming the layout is "broken" when you look at the navigation in the top right.
this is frequently all down to style, FF widths etc can and often are different widths to IE
look in your style sheet for the width of the navigation.

so for example, if you have width:120px; as the default try adding a line underneath similar to _width:124px;

the extra underscore is critical to make this work.
from then on, you may need to get the new width=124 adjusted to be just above or just below the 120 mark - experiment here.

in style sheets, the underscore is only interpreted within IE browsers.

my only other observation is that its unusual to have navigation in the top right, 95% of the sites have it on the left, and it just seems "un-natural"

[george]

Make the logo homepage clickable?