Simple (first) web template

Decent yet simple, good for a first web template anyways. Keep up the good work :D:

I don't see the problem? Just dumping a link here won't help?

He's filled out both required fields in his CSS, you could perhaps add some quotes to the src:url(''); bit, but it's far from useless, no? Enlighten us.

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Originally Posted by EliteGM

I don't see the problem? Just dumping a link here won't help?

He's filled out both required fields in his CSS, you could perhaps add some quotes to the src:url(''); bit, but it's far from useless, no? Enlighten us.

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.ttf won't work in IE 8

Still doesn't explain how that makes it useless. It will have use for people NOT using IE. (Which is quite a lot of people these days)

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Originally Posted by Smitty

I didn't realise he put it below the </html> tag. It should be in the body tag, but below the content. If he put it below the </html> tag, then it definitely shouldn't be there.

I also found a better article to explain things. This one goes into more detail than Yahoo!'s page.

The best way to load external JavaScript | NCZOnline

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well i already found out, its above the </body> tag. i even did some other stuff to improve my site im currently working on, so much thx for reminding me on that important topic. now i let my apache store images/css and scripts at u for a half year and i decide when i want to re-cache it at u via GET var on the image and script sources^^
also set the html cache to 1 second for news pages etc, expires module is very helpful at all.

actually that method u suggest i use for a java script that loads different hover images in a shop system, so thx to u ppl can look around the shop while the hover images are loading in the background. =D

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Originally Posted by NubPro

.ttf won't work in IE 8

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maybe he gonna add oef later? its not useless nor wrong, its just not 100% compatible yet.