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[fixtatik]

it's totally time i should put this on here since i've been working on it for almost a month.
i'm kinda looking for the good, the bad and the ugly and every harsh piece of criticism you throw at me. i want to cry.

so...if you have any suggestions, bashing or praises to make it better, i'm all eyes. thanks =)

[karmakiller]

'Scuse me while I say that the colors are a bit cliche, in my opinion. But I think the overall design is executed well. In my browser (using Mozilla) the top left corner's fixtatik and css for charity banners have a light grey background.

[fixtatik]

you guys suck! you're supposed to destroy it.
naw, but thanks, really. :]

'Scuse me while I say that the colors are a bit cliche, in my opinion. But I think the overall design is executed well. In my browser (using Mozilla) the top left corner's fixtatik and css for charity banners have a light grey background.

i did the "cliché" colors just because all the random color palettes that are popping up on personal websites are becoming cliché. i'm thinking about changing them in the near future, though.

the grey background problem is probably because your browser doesn't support transitional transparency in PNG images. i need to fix that; anything before IE 6 doesn't support it.

[tokyo-rose]

the grey background problem is probably because your browser doesn't support transitional transparency in PNG images. i need to fix that; anything before IE 6 doesn't support it.

Which browser(s) did you code your layout for? I'm using Mozilla Firefox 3 and see no gray backgrounds.

[fixtatik]

Which browser(s) did you code your layout for? I'm using Mozilla Firefox 3 and see no gray backgrounds.

i coded for modern browsers, but for the most part it supports older versions, too. the problem she's having with the grey background is just what happens in browsers that don't support PNG transparency.

netscape 6+, opera 6+, mozilla 1+, all firefox versions & internet explorer 7+ on windows support transparency. on macs, internet explorer 5+, netscape 6+, opera 5+, mozilla 1+, all firefox & camino versions, omniweb 3.1+ and icab 1.9 support it. anything older than those, transparent PNG images will, instead of showing nothing, will show a grey or light blue color.