Oh heck, nevermind. The popups are opening in the same window but they're still loosing focus. Forget it. I'll change this and just load as a whole new page and maybe do a slideshow thing. We'll see.
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What good does that do you? You still have the same number of pixels that make up the image.
No I haven't Robert. There are too many things I want to do and Java is too valuable a tool not to use. All modern browsers support it (I think so, at least) so I'm not too worried about loosing anyone.
Hey Jeff ! Really impressive work !
The drop down list for your shop pictures is a bit out of touch with the quality of the entire site.
Don't hesitate to use Javascript. Too much gain vs problems. Go check this site for custom pics gallery
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Thanks! I didn't use Frontpage I used Dreamweaver MX. I'll be getting rid of the drop down menu and using a slide show of some sort. I'm also working on a Quicktime VR tour of the shop as I type this. I think it's done. It's kind of crude but it's my first photo seaming project and I didn't work too hard at I just wanted to learn the process.
Haven't had a chance to do more than glance at it but I did notice that you are using CSS. Good on you! But then I noticed that you are still going ahead and doing all of those things with inline tags that CSS does so much better on its own so you are building in maintenance headaches for the future. Same thing with using tables for formatting rather than tabular information. Getting rid of them can be a major PITA but in the long run it is almost always worth it.
Oh BTW, have you run your HTML and CSS through the appropriate validation suites? They are wonderful at turning up little gotchas (and sometimes som major ones in the case of my site) that sometimes cause odd glitches.
Oh yeah -- what I've seen of the site looks clean and well-balanced.
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