original image used in sidebar image credited to - mmdonovan15 on flickr.com.
Available for use under creative commons agreement on flickr.com.
The CD labels were provided by the client.
All other graphic content was created by Stephen Shotkoski of Sapphire Wolf Productions
Fonts used on this page "Play" and "Luckiest Guy" are available for use under the Terms of Service for Google Fonts.
The CSS is set up in a wrapper fashion. Meaning the wrapper is the bounding box that holds the whole thing together. The header at the moment basically does nothing accpet push the nav bar down into the right position. It could hold a log in box in the future however.
The logo image is set on a layer above all the other content so that some emelements will apear to be behind it and gives the site a more cohesive feels.
The nav bar has several links to the various pages in the site. Each link is a roll over image controled by a javascript script on the actual page.
The Main div acts as a smaller wrapper for the left and right divs and sets the background for that area to be white. The left div currently just holds a sidebar image, but could be altered later to include more content on the site should they wish to expand. The right div holds the major content of the page.
On the main page and any page where the content on the page was not enough to fill a 1024x768 screen there is a "cupon" div inside the right div. It's set to be centered horzontally and displays whatever promotion they are haivng at the time.
The footer does what the footer usually does on any page. It contains any copyright information the site owners wish to display and acts as sort of a book end for the content in the right div.
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