SITE REVIEW: HTTP://WWW.KEVINKATOVIC.COM/INDEX.HTML

Well its a Digital Camera Review website and has about 1000 original content pages if you can find them. 230 are easy to find the others not so easy. Just reviewing digital cameras etc as they come out and trying to promote them with advertising.

The layout is done in Blogger so well I have to work with that so if you have any advice that would work with that or might help me better understand how to inject dynamic title tags meta tags etc or how to improve navigation I would be happy to hear it.

Is it running on a blogger template? I am not sure what you mean by the layout is done in blogger.

Yes I actually use blogger to generate the pages and make posts. But the template is more or less original.

Gotcha so you are using blogger as a CMS basically. Did you write the template?

I don't know what you mean by CMS what does that mean?

Oh content management system I get it Yeah I guess so. Like frontpage or other similar things I just liked to use it because it seemed to index in google faster.

I like how the main menu is semi-transparent with the drop down sub-menus. I also like the yellow on the grey background color.

I'm viewing the site on a widescreen monitor, and notice that the entire page floats to the left instead of centering like many other websites.

I'm also finding it a bit of an eyesore trying to read the blue hyperlinks on the grey background.

Hopefully my comments are what you are looking for, and if not just ignore me!

Thanks you know what lol I am trying to override the blue hyperlink with CSS but blogger isn't co-operating. I noticed once they had a " UPdate " on day which changed that once, it was helpful but it seems along the way the " Blogitembody " tag seems to overright the CSS template again.

I know theirs a way to do it but somehow you have to put two stylesheets in the meta then if they do a update like that again it would change anyway I might get into it again see if I can't make it work.

That blogitembody tag seems to overright the stylesheet.

Dumb question, but have you tried the !important CSS keyword for your overrides? I'm not familiar with 'blogger', and don't know if it would work.