My new website

[Hara]

I have spent the last week or so setting up my personal webpage.
Would love to have you folks critique it or just stop by. I will tell you up front, that the first two links go nowhere as I have not taken the photos for those tanks yet...but the rest "should" be working.

If you have an old browser, there will definitely be issues, this I know.

www.geocities.com/fantasyreef2003

[michealprater]

Very nice site. Do you know HTML or did you build it using one of the site builder wizards. I had a hard time figuring out geocites. Ofcourse, Im not real smart when it comes to building websites. I used all the hard drive memory in my brain on fish keeping stuff. :P

[Hara]

I half-!@#$ know html....when I get in a real bind, I ask my husband to help me debug...geocities site builder tools arent much help, especially when you have to use multiple sub directories like the albums require.

I actually built those using microsoft word.

[Bearfan]

Nice layout, except the couple dead links. Looks great.

[fishfreek]

Looks wonderful. I signed your guestbook with some additional comments.


How many MB does geocities give you?


Your tanks look great...

[Hara]

Thanks for the nice comments. Geocities gives you 15 MB. So far I have used 2.1, so I guess it will be more than adequate for this purpose.

My husband has bought server space for a webpresence for a game that we both used to play...now only he does...it has a huge amount of space and I thought I would have to borrow some, but apparently a MB goes farther than I would have thought

[fishfreek]

Originally Posted by Hara

...but apparently a MB goes farther than I would have thought

Well the file size of your pics is small so you can get many pics for your 15mb. If you where not so frugal with your image sizes then that 15MB could/would be eaten up very very quickly.

For example lets say each image is on average 500KB (most digi cam pics are this size if shot at full resolution and not resized).

You could get approx 30 images on your 15MB of storage space.

Now lets say the exact same images are resized to be 100KB (usually dropping the res to 80600 and then playing with the jpeg compression will get images down to 20% of their origional size)

Now you can get approx 150 images for the same 15MB of storage space.