A look at the V3.1 template

Below, is a selection of screenhots. Random browsers, operating systems, and screen resolutions. You will see this template displays as close to identically in different browsers as it's possible to get ~ something that you won't find in the average "run of the mill" template elsewhere. The screenshots on this page may take some time to load, if you are on dial up. But the size of the images has been kept to somewhere near original size, to allow a closer look at the template. Please take the time to look at them, so you can see what you can do for YOUR website.

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Chrome, 800px	Firefox, 1024px	Firefox, on a mac	IE7, 800px	Safari, on a mac	Safari, on XP 1280

An example of how the template works at all resolutions

A recently transitioned site

This site was transitioned recently, and is a good example of how incredibly flexible and bulletproof this template actually is. The maximum width that the page will expand to is 1050px...... but look at far it will CONTRACT to. About 450px without getting a scrollbar at the bottom of the page!


Now take a look at the page using 800x600 resolution (around 10% of viewers will be using this)


Next, is 1024x768px resolution. This is the most common one used...you REALLY want your site looking good for this! Notice the page is still displaying at full screen width, as we haven't reached that 1050px cutoff point yet.


The page reaches its maximum width, and at 1280px resolution, you see some body background showing on each side. The page is centered.This is the second most popular screen resolution, so the page wants to look good to these viewers....and it does.


1680 is getting more popular. I've just upgraded to that myself. While not everyone using this resolution will keep the browser at full width, we want the page to look it's best. Whether a viewer looks at the page full screen,or with the window resized.