A major issue that I am facing at this moment is CSS conflicts within the design I noticed that some of the problems came from classes not labelled properly. I also found that I had a lot of unnecessary CSS that would have contributed to the conflicts found. I noticed that within my HTML page my nav bar had a class assigned to it but within the CSS stylesheet the class name had not be included. This resulted in changes implemented within this section not working at all.
By altering the name of the class within the CSS code to match the HTML the header background colour changed to white. This change was due to other colours that had been added to the cde but not change due to it not functioning at first. I made some alterations and added the actual background colour to the overall header so that it includes everything within the header tag.
I adjusted the placement of the Google Map within the Index although the login section is still a working progress that needs to be finished. At the moment I am having difficulty in how to move the box to be displayed just underneath the login section.
I also managed to fix the placements of the upload and profile section of the website now that the rest was functioning correctly. I decided not not add a lot of design at this moment as I want to keep it simple enough to be able to continue with the implementation of the PHP code.
After managing to sort out CSS conflicts within the code I decided to experiment with other design colours that compliment the shade of blue. The image below displays the header bar where i attempted to add a bright colour as the overall colour scheme of blues blend in altogether.
Sources
Colorschemedesigner.com. n.d. Color Scheme Designer 3. [online] Available at: http://colorschemedesigner.com/ [Accessed: 4 Mar 2014].
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