STORM2K

I went ahead and put up my website again. I took it down a couple months ago because I didn't have the time to keep up with it. I changed it a bit since last year. It's nothing fancy...just something I like to do. Please take a look at it and let me know of any problems you have with it and your particular browser. I tried it both on IE and Firefox, and everything seemed to work.

Thanks!

http://www.skysummitweather.org

It looks good, Scott. I checked out many of the links and everything worked fine.... I use Firefox as well.

Nice job.

Very nice....looks good!

Ok, thanks!

Hey, Scott! Looks great.

Hey Jack! How's it going!

Doing great..thanks! You? Need to make it back down your way one of these years lol..

I bookmarked your site. The local weather links are very convenient.

Thanks Jack. Yea, I haven't really been back on Bourbon in a while. Waaay too busy with work and family.

Very nice, wish I knew how to do something like that!!!

Awesome website!

I've done a similar weather web page.

It looks pretty good, skysummit. I haven't had a chance to peruse the entire site but it seems to be chock full of useful info.

However, if you want the site to be accessible and load quickly on the broadest possible range of devices, operating systems and browsers, there some technical issues that need to be addressed.

The Web Standards Project is an excellent site and their FAQ page explains why standards are so important. Out of curiosity, I checked your site's home page with W3C's validator and it found 12 errors.

Btw, is something supposed to be scrolling on that page? My browser's status bar is reporting: load: class ScrollItUp not found. I'm using Internet Explorer Version 6.0.2800.1106.

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TexasStooge, have you been getting lots of spam in your email's inbox since putting up your site? If so, it's because your address needs to be hidden from autobots. There are a number of ways to do that but Hivelogic's encoder is quite good.

abajan wrote:TexasStooge, have you been getting lots of spam in your email's inbox since putting up your site? If so, it's because your address needs to be hidden from autobots. There are a number of ways to do that but Hivelogic's encoder is quite good.

Not as much as I thought I would get. Most of that crap is in the bulk mail. Then again, I've been getting spam emails right and left before I did my webpage.

Thanks for the encoder website.

Say skysummit, do ya wanna add a partial NOAA Weather Radio listing to your site?

Just a suggestion.