Input on my website? Honest Opinions

kinyocase wrote in post #13330113
While I do agree completely with that Shadow, the problem is there are a Ton of people who still utilize IE for everyday viewing and getting a site cross browser compatible is a very important step. Especially if suddenly a not so tech savvy young lady the site and can't view the wedding galleries using her IE. Thus she doesn't take a chance on the OP and looks elsewhere for a photographer.

Yeah that is concerning. Anyone have any idea what could cause this? I have th entire cell in that table targeted to the wedding album page. Does that not work with ie? If anyone is good with HTML That would be great.

Here is the code


<!--THIS IS THE left TABLE!-->
<!-- Quick Shoots -->
<a href="http://www.Vangu​ard-Imaging.com/Weddings">
<table width="255" height="310" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr HEIGTH = “225”>
<td align="center" valign="middle">
<table width="255" height="310" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="0">
<tr><td align="center" valign="middle"><center></center></td></tr>
<tr><td align="center" valign="middle"><center></center></td></tr>
</table>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<!--THIS CONCLUDES THE left TABLE!-->

Ok so I just checked it with Internet explorer. Didn't work for me either. Crazy! The footer is susposed to be grey, but shows up as lime green in Internet explor. That's not good.

Any ideas?

I can't remember much of html but i'd take a look at the validator.w3.org site. Seems you have 48 errors and 20 warnings on the weddings page.
However I am looking through your source to see if I can locate anything that would work wonkily

"scratch that I just checked and found nothing of that sort, I will keep looking to see what I can come up with."

Ok so I just did a walk around for now. I re wrote the code to include a clear background to that page. Then just out text in with links. apparently ie can't display tables that have entire cells clickable.

Yup it works when I click the little words in IE but if I click the large words it still does not work. At least it's takin me somewhere now. I haven't messed about with site coding for quite a while, but I'll be wishin you luck on this endeavour.

kinyocase wrote in post #13330302
Yup it works when I click the little words in IE but if I click the large words it still does not work. At least it's takin me somewhere now. I haven't messed about with site coding for quite a while, but I'll be wishin you luck on this endeavour.

Thanks! Ands the big words shouldn't show up anymore. Just refresh a few times.

You guys are great. I would never have caught that.

I dont' know if you can do this easily, but right when you hover the mouse over than entire cell with those words the mouse pointer converts to the link hand which then makes me think (well others think) that they could click that. However you still have to be on the words in order to get to the gallery for weddings. If you can change that easy enough I would for now until you get the rest of it figured out.

kinyocase wrote in post #13330443
I dont' know if you can do this easily, but right when you hover the mouse over than entire cell with those words the mouse pointer converts to the link hand which then makes me think (well others think) that they could click that. However you still have to be on the words in order to get to the gallery for weddings. If you can change that easy enough I would for now until you get the rest of it figured out.

If I get rid of that, then people with real web browsers can't click it

Roger that. It is a day of change and hopefully many previous IE users are switching over to better platforms. I use firefox and IE all depending on which one I feel like clicking open. Either way I think the site is coming along quite nicely.

I checked it with IE7 with a XP and it works for me.

Yea, the op fixed it so it would work.

Looking at the source code you posted earlier, it looks like you didn't close the <a> tag.

Hikin Mike wrote in post #13330724
Looking at the source code you posted earlier, it looks like you didn't close the <a> tag.

Hahah Oh man how could I have been so blind not to see that. I was going through his entire source code from the page. I briefly took a glance at the code he posted, but I reckon that was the OP main problem with it not working on IE.

kinyocase wrote in post #13330783
Hahah Oh man how could I have been so blind not to see that. I was going through his entire source code from the page. I briefly took a glance at the code he posted, but I reckon that was the OP main problem with it not working on IE.

Not sure if that was indeed the problem because by the time I checked it on my own, he changed it. I'm sure it didn't help (not having the closing </a> tag).