A style sheet should allow for easy navigation by anyone with CSS turned off. This is foremost to allow programs like JAWS to read out the site to the visually impaired. I noticed when I turn off CSS I have to scroll through almost two pages of links to other pages before I come to the post on the page.

May I suggest a trick I learnt last year?
First you insert the following code into your main style sheet:

#ccs_hide { display: none; }

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Hi everyone

Thankyou all for your input in this Testing blog.  Just to let you know that all the bugs raised here (and various others which I will post soon)  have now been forwarded on to the site developers for resolution. 

In particular I've raised the various display issues that are occurring with IE 6 (text overlapping, menu collapse/expand issues etc) and will advise as soon as there is any update on this.

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From my experience as a web developer and GUI designer I’d have put the two green tags on the left hand side, as these as the two menu options I would think are of most interest to users logged in.

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I noticed that once I created anything, or viewed a post etc in a group there was no way back to the group index. To check I used my web developers plugin to FireFox to list all the links. Of the 200+, not one went back to the group page.

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