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[Opions Wanted] Knocked up a site header


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Are we picking on just the header or can I venture below? :p If so keep the width of the page to that of the width of the header. And perhaps even lose that dark green / green background on the sides as well, black would do :s Probably abit to much green how it is atm. Otherwise pretty good I think. :)

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oh, I was under the impression that the page was the width of the header? If that isn't the case could you post a screen shot and browser details. The header and the page width are 964px wide.

Firefox 3

Res: 1680 x 1050

Edit: You probably misunderstood what I meant. I mean the stuff to the left and right of the main content, the dark green and checkerboard backgrounds, get rid of them so the page is the same width as the header.

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I'd say 3, but on the header of your mock up why'd you overlay the words, it makes it harder to read.

It wasn't meant to be like that I hadn't uploaded the new background without the words/updated the css after i made some changes...

I did misunderstand, what do you think to it now?

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