Daniel,
I have updated the Unix web site. Now the HEADER should Not be away from the rest of that.
On my Linux computer the web site looks different than on Windows Computer. Yesterday I had a chance to look at Unix section on a XP box and it looked teribble.
If You see content not matching, tell me, so I can fix it and make it look good on both versions. Now, I have redone your HEADER, so it should look attached to the rest of the web site, without a big white or black spot between them.
(I am aware of a white spot under footer though).
It is only internet browser problem. Mozilla for Linux shrinks everything, and IE magnifies. Even your forum looks different on your computer than it looks on my Linux computer. If You want, I can send You a screenshot, and You will see the difference.
About that e - mail thing You implemented on your web site. Thank You. But have a small concern--
I am not sure whether You can implement the login script. As far as I know, my web host for SMTP and HTTP on e - mail recpmmends a frame. I just read the FAQ, and only thing they talked about was frame, but I'm not sure whether the login script should be distributed, since it connects to their SMTP servers (maybe security issue).
You know how You got Speen Test in your Microsoft Windows thing framed?
http://downloadcity.250free.com/windows/speedtest.htm ? I think this would be great. Inside of your web site, Yo have white space as default, and that's what my e - mail service mostly uses for background as well. You could frame it in a way that would make the e - mail service look as Download City ' s own. For example, insert a table of width 750 pixels, which is your overall web site width; and divide it to 70% and 30% columns. On 70% make that frame, and on the rest of 30% include Download City links, applications, You know, these side banners of yours, like That Intel - AMD poll. Just make the web site long anough, so You don't have to put scroll bars on the frame of mine.
My motif is gray, so put some gray text here and there, underneath for example, and it would make my e - mail service look as a part of your web site. If You work out the frame pretty good and add some gray things along the way to fill in the space below and to the right, the e - mail is going to look as it was made for your web site. The only thing is going to be there is my logo, the circle one. But it would be on the upper corner, so it would clash in too.
Tell me what do You think.
-rain1
