my electronics related web page

Yes, but the site itself gives the impression that none of them will
work. You could fix each page by putting it through the W3C validator
<http://validator.w3.org/ but a better idea would be to accept the
gift that the open source community offers. Visit the Open Source Web
Design site <http://www.oswd.org/ and choose a design you like that
is based on CSS and HTML 4.01 or XML. After a bit of cut and paste
from your current site and updating a few links you will have
contributed to the OSWD goal of "making the Internet a prettier
place".

What's wrong with his web page?
Basic text, links, and inline images, looks fine to me.
Why does it have to be "pretty"?

Dave.

     Those were my thoughts too....

Bob

And surprisingly *that* home page displays as a dogs breakfast in my web
browser.
In any case the aforementioned web site looks pretty tacky to me even if it
actually displayed as the designer intended!
Until MS gets on board, the 60-80% of people that use their web browsers
will not benefit from non supported standards anyway.

The best tactic is to make sure you try your web site design on all recent
browsers, and not slavishly follow design rules that are yet to be widely
implemented.
OTOH I agree it would be better if they were.

MrT.

Works fine in mozilla.

The content is dated and not really worth looking at, so dont be to
stressed.

it

Yes, and that's not an MS product.



Did I mistakenly give the impression that I was stressed? :-)

MrT.

I would rather see him spend his time working on projects than on
making "pretty web pages"
The quality of electronic content is of much more interest to me.


I think its great that this bloke has gone to the trouble that he has,
and I liked the site.

WHAT A HEAP OF SHIT

UNREADABLE GRAY FONT ON BLACK BACKGROUND


All,

I have made available my web page after a few years absence.

http://www.users.on.net/~jsno /

It contains electronics/micro controller related projects.

Cheers

Perfectly readable on all three of my browsers

  perhaps sir has no clues and needs to buy one?

In so much as he probably needs to calibrate his monitor, maybe. But to
simply assume everyone should see it as you do, is as clueless as you claim
him to be.
(His inability to locate the caps lock key, not withstanding :-)

MrT.

Thanks guys, I found my problem I am not using 600*400 pixel resolution like
you people

Get with it 19" CRT monitors are now a dime a dozen.













In so much as he probably needs to calibrate his monitor, maybe. But to
simply assume everyone should see it as you do, is as clueless as you claim
him to be.
(His inability to locate the caps lock key, not withstanding :-)

MrT.

It's perfectly readable on IE and Firefox, I suggest you go get your
eyes checked.

Show us *your* electronics website.

Dave.

Now why does everyone assume the browser somehow makes more difference than
the monitor used and it's calibration, when trying to read grey text on a
black background?

I can read it OK, but I wouldn't choose those colors myself.

MrT.