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Template #6

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Did I say Template#3 was beginning to look like a professional web page? I stand corrected. Template#6 sprung into existence because I wanted to explore the fade facility with Photoshop Elements, so instead of solid blocks of colour and graphics, the blocks have some fade between the colour spectrums. It's purely an anaesthetic thing, and more practice for me with Photoshop than css.
However, besides that, the aspect of web design that I really wanted to play around with were menus and their css styling. So, you'll find several menus on this page, beginning with the two above this column, and the menu buttons on the left. Try rolling your mouse over them - different things should happen.
Use any of the menus to click through to Template#7...

Template #6

club shot
Did I say Template#3 was beginning to look like a professional web page? I stand corrected. Template#6 sprung into existence because I wanted to explore the fade facility with Photoshop Elements, so instead of solid blocks of colour and graphics, the blocks have some fade between the colour spectrums. It's purely an anaesthetic thing, and more practice for me with Photoshop than css.
Use any of the menus to click through to Template#7...

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