php website - site critique

My latest php driven website (ho ho ho) .

www.renfrewshirecars.co.uk

2 years ago i didnt even know how to pass a variable to the next page
and it was geoff berrow who in effect took the time to help me with some
newbie beginners php basics and to help get me started with php .

Look what i can do now - as i can now build better websites than he can
:-))

re: php website - site critique

Krustov <me@privacy.netwrote in news:MPG.226f061980327a6f98b403
@news.newsreader.com:
Does Geoff Berrow have three hundred and twelve HTML errors in his page?
Does he use flyspeck sized fonts?
Does he use invisible light grey text on a white background?


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re: php website - site critique

Yeah, that's much better! didn't see that little link down there. why
not have that as the main search and get rid of all that other
unnecessary search stuff. I mean, come on, do you really need:

a link for every thousand miles
a list of all the badges( i can see this having problems!)
every single engine size from 1000cc to 4200cc in increments of 1000
every single year as a link from 1970 onwards
etc etc etc

Unnecessary Clutter if you ask me. The advanced search is much better.
Keep it simple and easy.

re: php website - site critique

<comp.lang.php>
<macca>
<Tue, 15 Apr 2008 15:04:31 -0700 (PDT)>
<18a2ed9d-8ce2-40e8-980a-5789731e0225@f63g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>
Do you mean like the (advanced search) option thats available on the
main search page as a clickable link :-)


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re: php website - site critique

Krustov wrote:The top menu bar was all broken up for me. Lots of white space with
the text all crammed together in narrow margins.

There was a <div....tag visible on the bottom of the page.

Not bad, still some work to do....