Great job on the logo up top!

[Shockwave]

Not sure if there was a thread on it, but it deserves one!

Excellent work to whoever did it!

(Move to the appropriate sub forum if need be!)

[Tito]

BEAUTIFUL JOB GUYS!!!!!!!ITS GREAT TO BE BACK HOME!!!!!!!!LOVE YOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Flying Dutchman]

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Yeah it looks really good!

[Trigger]

Its stunning but it does lack something although what its missing is not part of the banner itself, I will take it up with Joe during the weekend. Its no biggy though!

[Shockwave]

Those orange buttons unde should match the RR colors of it

[wareagle]

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[Shockwave]

Those orange buttons unde should match the RR colors of it

Actually I think they would look better with a glossy black color now

[dmnjr]

I swear it looks like my monitor is a touch screen right now. The radio buttons just pop at you. Sweet Banner too!

[skezza]

can we make it clickable so it sends us back to the home paghe?

Done.

[wareagle]

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[skezza]

glad ya happy, just having a niggling problem with the sidebars on certain browsers (like IE7 and others) it doesn't like stretching to the bottom, Chrome, IE8 etc all seem to do it fine, but im just working out why this one doesn't

[shawn]

IE7 actually had some hacks that fixed some bugs in IE6 that were not totally compliant. This was supposedly fixed in IE8, a new engine was built that was supposed to be css2.1 compliant. There are some hilarious articles written by microsoft staff that say now they think to follow web standards, not from a legal point but for interoperability issues is a good idea. Yeah right really go figure. Still it seems that IE8 is a we bit strange in its rendering but we are talking about microsoft of course.

Honestly for a while I thought they were going to make developers create a separate CSS for microsoft browsers.

Good luck, remember when dealing with microsoft deep breaths.

edit: Im sorry just remembered the official line is that microsoft extends web standards hahahha.

[skezza]

IE7 actually had some hacks that fixed some bugs in IE6 that were not totally compliant. This was supposedly fixed in IE8, a new engine was built that was supposed to be css2.1 compliant. There are some hilarious articles written by microsoft staff that say now they think to follow web standards, not from a legal point but for interoperability issues is a good idea. Yeah right really go figure. Still it seems that IE8 is a we bit strange in its rendering but we are talking about microsoft of course.

Honestly for a while I thought they were going to make developers create a separate CSS for microsoft browsers.

Good luck, remember when dealing with microsoft deep breaths.

trust me, i get infuriated every day, its what i do unfortunately. Definitely the wrong career path to keep dark hair

[shawn]

Hay I have recently done some sharepoint development, the client said hay we have a sharepoint site can you do this hands me some requirements. I said not a problem give me two days. I have never done any sharepoint development before but have developed several .net sites. Long story short sharepoint does not let you use C# code behind your html like the .net frame work should, several grey hairs and many swear words later very happy client. I now tell my friends the grey hairs mean I'm a wizard.

[skezza]

Hay I have recently done some sharepoint development, the client said hay we have a sharepoint site can you do this hands me some requirements. I said not a problem give me two days. I have never done any sharepoint development before but have developed several .net sites. Long story short sharepoint does not let you use C# code behind your html like the .net frame work should, several grey hairs and many swear words later very happy client. I now tell my friends the grey hairs mean I'm a wizard.

Never used sharepoint, but it could be worse... it could be the Java3D API

Don't get me started on that!