Check out this site I've been working on for my web design class. The project was to create a site using 100% CSS positioning with the basic HTML content provided by CSS Zen Garden (http://ww.csszengarden.com). The css has been validated and it displays perfectly in Firefox, Safari, and Opera on my Mac. I don't have access to a PC, so if any of you out there running a PC have problems viewing the site, please let me know. Thanks alot! I'll also post a picture of the site just so you know what its supposed to look like so you can compare.


Here's the link (http://www.richg.net/mdt460/projects/p01-zenGardenChallenege/index.php)

http://www.richg.net/mdt460/projects/p01-zenGardenChallenege/images/sample-layout.jpg

Nice design Rich. I like it a lot! As far as your structure, it renders well in Firefox on Win2K. I don't have any crits for the graphic design, it's beautiful! As far as crits for the XHTML/CSS, I did notice that you use a lot of div tags. You don't really need to "div" the "Participation", "Benefits", "Requirements", and a few other sections, when it seems ideally they would just be <p> blocks. But overall, good job. And I love your disclaimer in the source! This line says it all: "better off than if this had been built with tables". :)

Thanks for the comments! Glad to hear it worked fine for you. In regards to the excess <div> tags, I know what your talking about but thats something I can't change. The point of the project was to for everyone in the class to use the exact same HTML and to control everything using our own CSS. So all those excess <div> tags were provided just in case we need to use them. We can't remove them or add anymore. But thanx again for the comments.

We can't remove them or add anymore.
Gotcha. I understand. Well... anyway, nice design. :)

Thats real smart dude, nice job and looks fine in i.e

Thanks for the comments, Sean. I really appreciate it. :)