Eep, did not realise my layout looked a little funky in IE. It looked fine on my laptop…? On the uni. computer it looks awful though. :/ Just when you think you’ve sussed it out…
To do (mainly IE issues):
- Fix footer;
- Add padding on main menu links;
- Change colour of main menu links (I realise that they’re not easy to read);
- Do something about the “Quaint” link, to make it look more visible;
- Add more to to-do things as I’m sure there are more problems elsewhere.
By the way, is anyone else having problems with Firefox crashing – quite frequenty as well? It’s such an issue that I’ve been tempted to temporarily revert back to using IE. O.o Not a good sign for any browser when users are being reduced to that, is it?
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October 8th, 2009 at 12:56 am
Eeeeek, IE’s always been SUCH a pain
but I still wouldnt revert back to it, even though, yes, my FF has been crashing a bit lately – why?!
October 8th, 2009 at 5:55 am
My Firefox behaves differently on different computers. On my laptop, it crashes every time after I download something. (Particularly if I am running something else during the download.) Whereas on my desktop computer, it doesn’t crash but guzzles CPU like whoa.
It makes me want to switch to Chrome sometimes … but I’ve just grown too attached to Firefox already.
October 8th, 2009 at 6:47 am
@Amanda: Don’t have a clue but it’s probably an issue they’re fixing right now so I’m in no hurry to use IE.
@Brenda: Silly as it sounds, I’m not using Chrome as I’m not too fond of the logo or the look of it. *shrugs*.