i got the footer to work nicely except on my main page.. only the footer background shows but none of the divs:
http://toddheymandirector.com/
click on REEL, MORE, etc it shows there
THANKS!!
todd
I think, but not sure, don't understand much of what you have there, but I think there is an error in the way one line is contructed:
<div class="fadehover faded" id="share_"><a href="mailto:me@mail.com ?subject= TODDHEYMANDIRECTOR: REEL &body=Check This Out: http://toddheymandirector.com/REEL/ target="_new">
It might need to be this:
<div class="fadehover faded" id="share_"><mailto:me@mail.com?subject= TODDHEYMANDIRECTOR: REEL &body=Check This Out: http://toddheymandirector.com/REEL/ target="_new">
Jim
It seems to be working now here also. Not sure what it is. If you go to "compatabilty view" in IE9, you loose all the background images. Again, not sure on a fix for that.
On another note, the fix I listed above probably should have another fix:
<div class="fadehover faded" id="share_"><mailto:me@mail.com?subject= TODDHEYMANDIRECTOR: REEL &body=Check This Out: http://toddheymandirector.com/REEL/ target="_new">
the subject should be &body= instead of &body=
I think that is right.
Jim
<mailto:me@mail.com?subject= TODDHEYMANDIRECTOR: REEL &body=Check This Out: http://toddheymandirector.com/REEL/ target="_new">
is invalid HTML.
mailto needs to be inside the href attribute inside the <a> tag.
Should be
<a href="mailto:me@mail.com?subject= TODDHEYMANDIRECTOR: REEL&body=Check This Out: http://toddheymandirector.com/REEL/" target="_new">
Having said that, mailto is not a reliable method of getting feedback from a site because it relies on email software such as Outlook being installed locally. Many people use web-based email services such as Gmail.
Better to point them to a contact form on your website.
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