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Re: aesthetic critique wanted From David A on 20 Oct '00 replying to Re: aesthetic critique wanted posted by Linda I like the top one better. >Hi, Jim, > >I prefer the top one with the spaces--it looks neater and cleaner. The spaces look like part of the design. > >cheers, > >Linda > >>I need to put a navigation bar at the top of every page on my site >>(somewhere around 300 of them, but who counts any more). I have one >>designed and it is presented in two forms at: >> >> http://www.wcrpalmares.org/test/navbar.htm >> >>Basically, this is a question of aesthetics. Note that except for the >>linked title, the other links do not work because it is in a "test" >>directory. >> >>I had to use some really ugly code to eliminate the space between the >>linkage blocks. I kinda like the lower one, but I hate ugly, barely >>readable code. What do you think? >> >>Jim Perry

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>I like the top one better. > > >>Hi, Jim, >> >>I prefer the top one with the spaces--it looks neater and cleaner. The spaces look like part of the design. >> >>cheers, >> >>Linda >> >>>I need to put a navigation bar at the top of every page on my site >>>(somewhere around 300 of them, but who counts any more). I have one >>>designed and it is presented in two forms at: >>> >>> http://www.wcrpalmares.org/test/navbar.htm >>> >>>Basically, this is a question of aesthetics. Note that except for the >>>linked title, the other links do not work because it is in a "test" >>>directory. >>> >>>I had to use some really ugly code to eliminate the space between the >>>linkage blocks. I kinda like the lower one, but I hate ugly, barely >>>readable code. What do you think? >>> >>>Jim Perry