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Nathan_SR:

Hi Curaga,

Please ignore the earlier post.

I am enclosing a zip file, containing a couple of variations of the tiny.css file, as follows :

1. tiny_singlecolor.css

Rename this to tiny.css to see its effect on the webpages, starting with index.html
After testing, rename it back to its original name.

2. tiny_multicolor.css

Rename this to tiny.css to see its effect on the webpages, starting with index.html
After testing, rename it back to its original name. in this design, I have modified subnews.html to align it with its main page.

in both designs, concepts.html is a modified page, as earlier.

Request your feedback / closure of these changes, today. Thanks.

Regards,

Nathan SR

Nathan_SR:

Hi Curaga,

Please ignore the earlier post.

Given the benefit of additional time, I was able to analyze a few more website designs and arrive at a couple of more professional display of our webpages.

I am enclosing a zip file, containing four variations of the tiny.css file ( along with our main webpages ) , as follows : ( Please sort this folder files, according to date_modified descending, on your file manager, to quickly get to the files )

1. tiny_multicolor_card.css

Rename this to tiny.css to see its effect on the webpages, starting with index.html
After testing, rename it back to its original name. in this design, I have modified subnews.html to align it with its main page.

2. tiny_singlecolor_card.css

Rename this to tiny.css to see its effect on the webpages, starting with index.html
After testing, rename it back to its original name.

3. tiny_multicolor.css

Rename this to tiny.css to see its effect on the webpages, starting with index.html
After testing, rename it back to its original name. in this design, I have modified subnews.html to align it with its main page.

4. tiny_singlecolor.css

Rename this to tiny.css to see its effect on the webpages, starting with index.html
After testing, rename it back to its original name.

in all designs, concepts.html is a modified page, as earlier.

Request your feedback / closure of these changes, today. Thanks.

Regards,

Nathan SR

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