Italy Website

[eli]

I just finished a website for my aunt and uncle's place in Italy (they rent it out occasionally). Their old site didn't do any justice at all to the place so I spruced it up a bit. I initially tried to use a web authoring program to add some cool features but I got really frustrated and finally just reverted back to notepad. Props to brad for html

Comments

[dana]

hyperlinks use < a > and < a > has different metadata you can use
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_a.asp. Firefox and IE pull mouseover info from idderent attributes (me thinks), so you just need to have same metadata in both.

[eli]

holy crap I didn't understand any of that :-)

[dana]

haha sorry. so basically you have to use different types of the < a > tag in IE and FF. So you will have to find which one IE uses and set it with the same info you set the one for FF...clearer?

[dpb]

nerd!

[dpb]

Dude, I want to visit that house :)

But the website looks really good. It seems like it was loading pretty slowly though.

[eli]

Yeah....I wonder if I've got the photos not compressed enough.

[erik]

Per dpb's comment, it loaded really fast for me. No issues.

I think the website looks great. Very classy and professional with a color scheme that complements the house itself. The pages are very visual with just the right amount of text to accent the images, but without distracting from them. I was able to breeze through it and get a real sense of the place in just a couple of minutes.

Also, I'm determined to go there now. I'd kinda like to shoot a film there. Maybe a murder mystery.

[eli]

Glad you like the site, thanks for taking a look. You'll definitely have to come over with me sometime.

damn. I want one.

[chuck]

What a gorgeous place. If I win the lottery (which would be statistically amazing since I don't buy tickets) I'd get a place in Rome and a villa in the countryside. Oh, and a place in New Orleans. You gotta come down sometime.