does this work on your browser?

[le pire]

Hi Guys,

I just did the website for Cyrus ( Boris / Chuckles / whatever else he goes by ) and he says he's having problems viewing it.

I've checked this on:
Internet Explorer (pc) (4 different computers)
Netscape (pc) (3 different computers)
Safari
Firefox
Internet Explorer (mac)

And have run into no problems.

He is a cheap bastard and has Net Zero dial up service and he is having a friend do the hosting for $5 per year (really low bandwidth, limited scripts, etc. )

Can you guys check it out and see if you run into any problems (distorted images, incomplete images, etc etc)

Here's the link:

http://www.elevated-entertainment.com

Thanks


etienne

[jesus]

looks fine

i am running IE6/XP-SP2 with a DSL connection

[nix225]

good for me too

Also in IE 6 on XP SP2, cable broadband.

[Stephon]

IE6, cable, pc.

The pages load in segments, but other than that it's fine.

[Frisbee]

I tried it on dial up, dsl, firefox and ie and all loaded fine.

[Mr Qwirk]

i checked it on Opera 8.5, Firefox 1.5 and Safari 2.02 - under OSX 10.4.3. and all render correctly except Safari.

see attached image

Ive discovered the problem: I have my browser default font size set to larger than standard, so the larger font size is thowing off your design. you may need to add a couple of empty cells above/below your nav bar to scale with the font resize.
(safari allows you to rescale your font-size {even when size is explicitly stated} - unlike ie6 and you need to account for this in your design - i try to use percentages or ems rather than pixel sizes for tables attributes....)

hope that helps

[Stretch]

Was ok until I got to the stilt photo gallary. The right hand side photo is cut in
half and the line of type at the bottom is only half visable. Couldn't find a scrollbar. I'm using Netscape.

[jesus]

font size

i went back and changed my font size and did indeed get a chopped up image.

[scot]

if you want tips on making it load faster, you can email me or eric.

[martin ewen]

remember to test calamity robustness

http://www.netdisaster.com/