Could someone help me figure out how to position the elements on this page so it looks more professional?
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jusmejuey |
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Could someone help me figure out how to position the elements on this page so it looks more professional?
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Raven818 |
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jusmejuey |
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malephika |
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If you want it to look more professional then hire a professional.
There are too many elements besides positioning that don't make the page look "professional", such as excessive blinking, busy background, color palette, to name a few. I also don't get the mix of flash and javascript - pick just one and stick with it, there's no need for these two on the site (everything that uses javascript could be done in flash). Since there are things that are better understood viewed than read, take a look at the sites at CSS Zen Garden: www.csszengarden.com/ On a side note, there's a limit to signature images. |
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ThePoet444 |
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also, for a great site to learn try the World Wide Web Consortium's group at
www.w3schools.com They teach you the basics of every major web language out there. It's my personal choice to avoid anything javascript. I believe it is evil and should be outlawed. you can position anything with CSS though. ![]() ..the Wanderer left his mark |
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