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Hi,
I've just re-launched my website using PixelPost and a modified and extended Horizon template (by Scraig). Modifications: Moved from prototype to jQuery. Modified drop down animation. Added Meta information drop down. Added Social Networking bookmarks. Added Thumbnail previews on next/previous links. Added and modified the SEO addon. Few cosmetic changes etc. I've checked it in Opera/IE/Safari on windows Vista. If you could take a look and see if it breaks or has issues, and let me know your operating system and browser version..... Website URL : digitalslrphotos.com Cheers Dave |
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I like the design - the use of the stripes is very interesting.
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I like the way you implemented the stripes addon - when I developed it I didn't have a lot of ideas of how to use it but you've put it in your site in a pleasing way.
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Thanks guys, the feedback I'm getting is that the stripes are going down very well!
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maybe not
I am looking at the site on a 24inch iMac. There is this small photo way over on the left of my screen and then this great big ole distracting stripe that takes up 80% of the screen. Its very distracting if you ask me and takes away from your nice photography. I have to give it a thumbs down. Sorry to be the naysayer...
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Lastly, the photo should be centered on the screen, along with all the other content (IE/Opera/Mozilla and Safari on Windows NT/XP/Vista all center the content). Not got access to a Mac to test it though, so I'll have to investigate. Should look like the following (at 1680*1050) (Click to enlarge)
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