Hi RB,

>     My site www.impressionsofyesterday.com gets chopped off when
>     viewed with 
> smaller screen size. 

This is because you're using absolute positioning for everything, 
rather than allowing the page to resize as necessary.

Try looking at http://www.alistapart.com/stories/journey/ , 
http://www.alistapart.com/stories/practicalcss/ and 	
http://bluerobot.com/web/layouts/ for examples of good CSS.  Read the 
code and try and understand how it works.  If you need help, post to 
the hwg-basics or styles lists.

Also, you're using divs with IDs everywhere where you should be using 
normal tags.  Eg, instead of <div id="h1">...</div>, you should use 
<h1>...</h1> and define in your stylesheet:

h1 {...}

The same applies to all the other HTML tags that you've rendered as 
IDs.

On a purely design note, I find the letter spacing on the front page 
hard to read.  This may be okay for the headline, but for the smaller 
text and the links, this is, IMO, a bad idea. 

HTH,
Raj.
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