Wierd IE7 possibly CSS thing

[sandman]

<edit>k forget that, its was just me being stupid as usual</edit>

opinions still welcome go easy http://v2.rdaphoto.co.uk (not my photos by the way)

any opinions on the site would be appreciated, first site i've done in a LONG time and my first real venture into the madness of CSS

[SLEE]

not bad just a couple of things, make sure all your images have alt tags and for a photo site you need to be careful when you edit the photos as some are a bit blurry or if it wasnt you then ask for better photos

it's not a bad looking site but maybe brigter colours would be a good idea to instead of the grey?

[sandman]

yeah the images need a bit of work, thought i might get away with it LOL but i guess not, so whats the best way to edit them, i started off using the pick tool in PSP but that was pants, tried a couple of other differnet ways, resizing and resampling images before taking them into the layer

am i missing somehting obvious ?

[vee]

I agree about the photos - out of focus images not a good look on a photographers site. I like the way you have the photos angled.

I quite like the grey but maybe would bring in a second colour for contrast

The contact form field titles look too squashed up to the left.

I like the rollover effect on the nav - better if it was a styled bullet list though.

Good start though

[sandman]

chasing the photographer right now for the originals, hopefully that should help with the images

as for the styled bullet list, it was that originally but i couldnt get a second CSS link style to apply to anything else on the page, the li hover effect kept over rulling every other bit of css, think ive sussed that out now though, might work on that later

contact page and galery pages have just been copied and pasted from the old site still need to be set out properly for this one (didnt realise i had uploaded those pages) gallery doesnt work as its in the wrong directory just now

another thing ive noticed ... just in IE6 is that the horizontal scroll bar is always there it doesnt seem to resize properly in IE6 but works ok in IE7 and firefox ... any ideas ? CSS gods