New look

rallyfan

hairpinleft has been the reason why i havent been here for a whille. it has a new look and got new forum and got into partnership with a rally photographer Matt Rudd.

also hoping to get big named rally drivers to have an interview. what you guys think.

guys one more huge favour could ya all register to the forum it then makes the site look huge!

THANKS!

Python

by the way the site he is on about is www.hairpinleft.com

pfgannon

LOL
Ya it looks good congrat on the partnership with the photographer

tony

i like it but i think you should put a font tag in the css changing the font to the type where it says the way to turn...on your logo
as currently i think you have too many different fonts

just a suggestion, good site though

tntcheats

i like it but i think you should put a font tag in the css changing the font to the type where it says the way to turn...on your logo

I think he should just have [code:1:5c469a0ca0]font-family: "Trebuchet MS", "Bitstream Sans Vera", Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;[/code:1:5c469a0ca0]

The blue looks a tad clashing with the other colors on the page; including the bar on the top.

tony

well im not bothered what font he has but on the main page he has his logo which has 2 different fonts
plus the font the writing is in
which isnt a good thing
you just need a maximum of 2 fonts, nd i think the 1 at the bottom of your logo would be the best to have as your main font

tntcheats

Well, think about compatability.

Not everyone has the same fonts as he does installed on their computer.

tony

true, i never thought of that

tntcheats

You'll start thinking about it a hell of a lot if you get into CSS design.

rallyfan

im trying to learn css and php but i will put css on the website soon!

Python

which you gonna try to learn first?

im heading for php

tony

id learn css if i was you
its easier
and at the moment it probably has more use on your site

rallyfan

do you recomend any good sites that will help me learn css.

tony

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutors/ie_style.html
http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/authoring/stylesheets/tutorials/tutorial1.html

ive not read them properly but they both seem ok to me as a tutorial
you could also try w3c.org website which will have css tutorials on it somewhere - although that maybe very technical and advanced

Python

maybe start a new topic eh