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Re: Is my site just about ready to go? From David A on 19 Oct '00 replying to Is my site just about ready to go? posted by Linda >Hello! > >I'd love if it the regulars here would check out my new site at www.badads.org. It's just about ready to go--depending on when you get there, the "At Sporting Events" page and the contact form may not be active yet. But other than that, what do you think? Ready for the public? When it is, I plan to send press releases and submit to search engines. > >One thing that bugs me about the site is that the columns aren't balanced. Should I go out of my way to fiddle with the HTML just for the sake of creating symmetry, or is this unimportant? (I coded most of the site myself, and I don't know of any ways to balance columns with HTML besides lengthening the shorter sidebar with text the same color as the background, but I know that search engines would interpret this as spamming.) > >I'd love to hear comments on any aspect of the page--from the text and design to the meta tags and coding. Thanks so much for your help! > >Linda Just stick a couple of line breaks (br) after the last line of the shorter column.

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>>Hello! >> >>I'd love if it the regulars here would check out my new site at www.badads.org. It's just about ready to go--depending on when you get there, the "At Sporting Events" page and the contact form may not be active yet. But other than that, what do you think? Ready for the public? When it is, I plan to send press releases and submit to search engines. >> >>One thing that bugs me about the site is that the columns aren't balanced. Should I go out of my way to fiddle with the HTML just for the sake of creating symmetry, or is this unimportant? (I coded most of the site myself, and I don't know of any ways to balance columns with HTML besides lengthening the shorter sidebar with text the same color as the background, but I know that search engines would interpret this as spamming.) >> >>I'd love to hear comments on any aspect of the page--from the text and design to the meta tags and coding. Thanks so much for your help! >> >>Linda > > >Just stick a couple of line breaks (br) after the last line of the shorter column.