CSS layout

I'm just finishing up a layout I've made for someone, and I love the way it came out. It's so bright and sunny, and feels very whimsical. I think it's really pretty, and I'm really proud of it, so I just had to show it off. :)
Take a look here (screenshot) or here (live version).

I'd love to hear what you all think.

Last edited on 2017-05-19 at 23:56:07 by UlyssesBlue

I love itttt!!!

Wow, that's amazing!
But are the text boxes that small for a reason?

^ Reason no. 643756 why I despise Chrome. :P There's still a few bugs to be ironed out. Chrome browsers make the text-boxes tiny for some weird reason, and IE isn't loading the font. I'm still working on those issues, but in the meantime use Firefox to see what it's supposed to look like.

Very nice!

Ah, yes, on Internet Explorer it works fine. :)

Odd, the boxes looked normal in Chrome last night.  But yeah, now they're tiny lol.

wow! really beautiful!

@CheshireKttty You saw it before I added in a small feature that was meant to fix a minor bug. The new feature resolved the bug without side-effects for Firefox and IE, but for Chrome it creates the tiny box issue. It may just be a case of finding some Chrome-specific code to do the same thing, or I may have to drop my fix entirely and find an alternative solution. Either way, there's options, it's just a matter of working through them.

Thanks everyone for your kind words. I'm glad you like it. :D

Last edited on 2017-05-14 at 19:16:48 by UlyssesBlue

I love it, wish I could afford to get you to make me one! Ha new goal for me now!!!

*cough cough* you should make Gaia a new layout *cough cough*

Looks great though!

Beautiful job, I'm blown away by how nice it is. 

What did you use to code it all with (not CSS, like where did you put it all)?

Wow!! I love it!! Everything looks amazing! Great job :)

Thanks everyone!

@Annabeth
If you mean the programs I used to write all the code, then I just used notepad. It's a very basic text editor that comes pre-installed with all Windows operating systems. I also used firefox for testing purposes.