Help with an image please

TomStutt

Senior Member
Hi all

Please can I have some help?

I have an image of myself on my home page and it looks good on IE but it doesnt look right in firefox.

Could some help please before i pull my hair out.

tomstuttdesign.co.uk


Thanks
 
hr {clear:both;}

Also you don't need the image in a div. Just apply a class or an id to the image itself <img alt="Tom Stutt" src="http://www.designforums.co.uk/images/tom-stutt.JPG" class="index-img" />

your para "HI, MY NAME IS TOM STUTT AND I'M A FREELANCE GRAPHIC AND WEB DESIGNER. THIS IS MY ONLINE PORTFOLIO"

Should probably be in a h1 / h2 tag rather than a paragraph tag.

Inline styles are bad too... they will overwite anything in an external stylesheet making futher alterations a pain. You will also then have to write the style on each element. Only use inline styles on emails. Use an external stylesheet linked in the head of your page.

Hope that helps
 
Just noticed you do have a stylesheet linked but is best linked like this
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.css" media="screen" />
 
thanks tbwcf

i had it as a h1 but a friend of mine who is a web developer at bristol uni said that its not a heading so it should be styled sepeartly
 
No worries Tom,

The h1 bit is debatable I guess, I think the general rule is to use them to identify the more important content (for purposes of google etc). But I'm no seo wizard!

Andy
 
I'd have put h1 on it as its a key descriptor of what you offer and it adds emphasis to it for search engines like google.
 
I wouldn't define it as <h1>, but either way it shouldn't be all caps. Set is to normal text with normal capitalization, and set it to caps in css.

p { text-transform:uppercase; }

And that counts for all your other elements that are manually set to all caps.
 
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