John's new site

www.outdoorsmanning.co.uk

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27/10/2007 at 19:30

I see John's keeping himself busy since departing from TGO:--)

27/10/2007 at 19:31
27/10/2007 at 19:44

good for him and I hope the new website will be a big success

all the best John! 

27/10/2007 at 19:49

Hope it goes well.

BTW: right-hand buttons don't work for me in FireFox, but good in IE.

27/10/2007 at 20:32

Same result as Duncan: the buttons are blank I'm afraid.

27/10/2007 at 20:35

As a recent convert to Firefox... ditto.

Fix your buttons John! 

27/10/2007 at 21:09
ooh mine work.....is that good?
27/10/2007 at 21:14
Sorry, bloody atrocious using Opera on a pocket PC - the layout's all over the place, overlapping and obscuring other bits. I didn't even try to click anything!

But good luck with it John.
28/10/2007 at 00:02
Doesn't work with Firefox here either
28/10/2007 at 07:00

Not a solution - but something I use (more than I should have to) in Firefox is  IE Tab which renders the window you are looking at as an Internet Explorer page, you can then set that page to always open in an IE Tab - I use it mainly on my backwards Banks online system.

It makes John's page work. 

29/10/2007 at 20:58
Blimey, that's let the cat out of the bag!

Many cheers for the comments folks; the site's at a very very early stage and we've still a lot of work to do; we haven't a clue (yet) as to why some browsers like it and some don't (we complete novices at this site building lark) but we'll try to work on it soon.

Very hard when we don't have internet access!
29/10/2007 at 21:38

One of the few web pages I've seen produced by Serif WebPlus:-  the HTML is bizarre to say the least.

For a very simple page it has dozens of absolutely positioned elements with different z-indices using tables and image-maps - what's that all about?.

The reams of weird HTML generated for the navigation could be replaced by a simple unordered list of a few lines that would work in anything.

31/10/2007 at 00:22
Many thanks to all those who posted here and elsewhere, and emailed, to let us know what they thought and to alert us to problems with the site.

Even though I haven't a clue what such technical terms as "HTML" and "z-indices" are (anything to do with in-D-centcies?), my webmistress (Steph, of course) has hopefully managed to fix 'em tonight. She claims not to know what she's doing either but so far, far as we can tell, it seems to have worked - at least, for IE, Firefox and Safari (flippin' 'eck, she's overloading me with more technical terms!); if you're still having problems, please let us know, we do appreciate it.

That said, we're off line for a couple of weeks after tonight to clean and paint the new house. Do drop by for coffee and doughnuts.

You'll need to bring the doughnuts.

Oh, and there's a little new stuff on the site. Not a lot, but a little.

www.outdoorsmanning.com
31/10/2007 at 08:17

And where's the podcasts then ??? ;-0

 If you are going to keep up with the Jones Mcneish's... I would have thought it would be a must ...

 Mind you ...

Bandwidth is more expensive 'up north' I understand ;-D LOL!!!

Best of luck with it all John and Steph, I'm looking forward to countless hours lost at coffee time.

31/10/2007 at 09:15
I can see it properly in FF now - YAY!!
31/10/2007 at 10:00

There are still some problems: it looks ok at first, but if you resize the text larger the layout breaks. I've emailed you John.

31/10/2007 at 10:03
Oh aye, the size of the body text led to an email from me, too
31/10/2007 at 16:14
Got the emails - many thanks indeed folks - and my webmistress (love that term...!) is looking into it.
01/11/2007 at 09:55
Oh, and Bob C...

We're working on them sound & vision things but wallpapering teks precedence, tha' knows!
01/11/2007 at 15:17
Right, put this in my favourites.
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