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What can I do to improve??
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The site is haha oops i forgot to put it in the original post!
A section on drop goals? Oh, no, that's Rugby Union isn't it! (Forgive a pom taking a rare chance to gloat!).
Run your site through the validator at - it finds about 100 things it doesn't like. I'd use ordinary text with CSS rollovers for the menu down the left hand side, and be sure to specify alt tags for any other instances of images-as-text.
Had a look at your markup, this is a bit odd:
[tt]
<div class="articletop">
<div class="articletitle">Huge Rugby League Weekend in Mitchell</div>
<div class="articledate">Monday, 8th December 2003</div>
</div><font size="2" face="verdana, Times New Roman" color="green"><B>Huge Rugby League Weekend in Mitchell</b></font><BR>
...
[/tt]
You've used CSS to define the look of the article headings (consider using a heading tag, eg <h2>, for this for semantic reasons), but you're using a <font> tag for the repeated title (Why are you putting the title twice, btw). Better to define a css style for this and apply it to a <span> tag.
Other than that, it looks pretty good.
"Swing low, sweet chariot..."
-- Chris Hunt
Run your site through the validator at - it finds about 100 things it doesn't like. I'd use ordinary text with CSS rollovers for the menu down the left hand side, and be sure to specify alt tags for any other instances of images-as-text.
Had a look at your markup, this is a bit odd:
[tt]
<div class="articletop">
<div class="articletitle">Huge Rugby League Weekend in Mitchell</div>
<div class="articledate">Monday, 8th December 2003</div>
</div><font size="2" face="verdana, Times New Roman" color="green"><B>Huge Rugby League Weekend in Mitchell</b></font><BR>
...
[/tt]
You've used CSS to define the look of the article headings (consider using a heading tag, eg <h2>, for this for semantic reasons), but you're using a <font> tag for the repeated title (Why are you putting the title twice, btw). Better to define a css style for this and apply it to a <span> tag.
Other than that, it looks pretty good.
"Swing low, sweet chariot..."
-- Chris Hunt
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