Re: RE: Critique Request

Ah HAH!!!! Finally!

Thanks, Jonathan! Now I finally get why I don't see this "beautiful blue =
image" everyone else sees...

Stephanie: a suggestion: change either the NAME or the SIZE of that top =
image (banner15)... The latest version of ZoneAlarm Pro 3.0 includes a =
kick-butt feature that completely disables ads on pages =
(user-selectable), and my guess is that either based on the name or the =
size, it's blocking your graphic (it includes the option to block all =
banner ads)! I've been wracking my brain ever since you posted your =
critique request, trying to figure out why I never saw that image in IE, =
NS, OP, or (gasp) AOHell. Now I know. ZAP3 kills it, thinking it's an =
ad! Sheesh. If it caught me, you KNOW it's gonna catch others as ZAP3 =
gets installed on machines everywhere... Might as well try to fix this =
now before your client gets all upset wanting to know why so many people =
CAN'T see his site! :-O

Hope this helps,
Kehvan

PS: I just checked an old site of mine that uses a graphic sized at =
480x60 and is a gif (like a standard ad image would be)... that image =
displays, so it must be the name of your file that's triggering the =
blockage... Change the name, let me know, and I'll see if I can see the =
image finally, okay?

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----- Original Message -----=20
From: <jonathanjo(at)mindspring.com>
To: <hwg-critique(at)hwg.org>
Cc: "'Stephanie Thrasher'" <steph(at)omsoft.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 06:37
Subject: Re: RE: Critique Request


> Hello, world.=20
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> Stephanie, it's a very tasteful & usable site, and I agree with almost =
everything said so far. In addition:
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> Consider making the buttons bigger. I'm now browsing on a laptop w/ an =
800x600 screen, and the bottom 2 buttons are off the screen, as well as =
the bottom navigation text links.
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> I notice a few tags like this: (in the following, the periods are =
added after the "<" in case anyone's email program renders html tags)
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> <.td colspan=3D"2" width=3D"723"><img src=3D"images/banner15.jpg" =
alt=3D"
> John L. Hancock - Aviation Safety Consultant, LLC" width=3D"723"
> height=3D"80" />
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> The trailing "/" at the end of the tag is for tags that do not have a =
corresponding closing tag, like <.br /> or <.img />, in XHTML. Your =
<.td> tag does have a closing tag, so you don't need a "/".
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> Again, congrats on a good, professional first site.
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