Website Layouts
These are also a big pile of shitty crap and my instructions amount to very little which is actually helpful (if I were you I'd check out the
Quick Exits for more help in that area), but as I learnt a lot of the little I know about HTML and CSS from picking apart and playing with other people's pre-made website layouts I thought it might be handy to have some sets for people to toy with themselves. And also, it gave me an excuse to piss around with Photoshop brushes and CSS and so on, which I will do at very little provocation anyway. So, here y'are. Some of these are quite heavily ripped off from other people, some of them are made from scratch. Either way, I
don't give a rat's arse if you link back to me when you use these designs, I don't care whether you credit me or not and I have absolutely
no "Wall of shame" for putting people who "stole" my hard work on, because that would be insanely hypocritical. Steal away!
Layouts based on the Divider tag.
Layouts using inline frames. If you use these, beware: people will come and shout at you for not being webstandards compliant. I am not webstandards compliant either, and I find that a hearty "piss off, you overbearing killjoy" does the trick.
Layouts with the content in a pop-up window. There won't be many of these, as I find them ugly, annoying and hard to navigate, but I know some of you lot like them.
Layouts that I've used, or, more usually, started making and not finished, due to lack of interest in filling out the fiddly bits on websites. It's normally the galleries that get me. I hate making galleries.
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