Oops... sorry for the airhead comment:giggle:

Home works from Info.

No problem ;)

Great!

So it is usable in IE 6, if not beautiful - that's a step on the road :)

Thanks for the info!

Could you test the page again with IE 7 ?

I tested it in university today and had only minor glitches (I assume that they were due to the browsers treating padding differently).

I hope I just managed to fix these glitches (I don't have an IE here, so I had to fix based on the notes I took in university :) ).

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The page looks way better in IE 7 than in 6 - no double banner. Links in the tab-line all work.
But the paw prints still look a bit strange to me (the way they jump to the left).
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note to myself: no inner padding for tab bar icon(not useful) and try the paws as backgound of content_content. (I'll be back on sunday)

I hope I just managed to fix the jumping pawline and the disappearing tab bar text bug.

Can you verify the fix?

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Technical: the paws are now the background of #pane_content and the tab bar icons no longer have inner padding (which was useless anyway since the text is centered).
tested in Konqueror and Firefox, but it should fix IE 7.

Paw prints look much better - now they look the same in IE7 as in Firefox.

Top of page
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And further down the page
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Great!

Now only one last thing remains: The tab line still has that strange yellow line below it, while the white tab shouldn't be seperated and the darker tabs should be seperated by a normal tab border...

I tried to fix that, but somehow IE 7 didn't use the changes.

Still the website is now in a state that I really like it, in Firefox as well as in Konqueror, and as soon as IE 7 can render it correctly, too, I'll be very happy with it.

That's almost 18 months of work culminating in this version, and it feels good to have it almost finished.

It now works in IE 7.0 in university!

(can you verify that?)

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So it is now completely operational and could instantly be dropped in as replacement for the forwarding page at Phex - Home

One of its main advantages over any other p2p website I know is that it loads really fast (that was one of my design goals, so I'm quite happy with how it worked out - it's what you get by going the plain file way with a design which doesn't need images for the layout: one single http request per site and all content is displayed in a useful way ; note: subsequent pages use a style sheet, the first page includes).

Yep it looks ok for me in IE 7.

All the tabs, menu options, links, search etc are working & there's nothing that looks out of place or weird:)