New Pedja WEBSITE!

#1
Hello everyone im new to this forum! I would like to promote my website i got on pedja stojakovic. Maybe some of you remember my old link predrag stojakovic universe. I restyled that page and got a new url http://www.stoja.nl ;) tell me what u think about it.

greetings miki :)
 
#2
Good job. It really looks nice.

I'm not much of a Peja fan, so I won't visit. But, the site, the layout, etc ... very nice.

Perhaps you should switch color a little though... If Peja is a King ... the yellow doesn't make sense.
 
#5
Hi Yuman! Nice work. It renders slightly different on Mozilla Firefox, though, (i.e. under the section "Kings vs Suns," the photo & text are cut; also the copyright text at the bottom is below the blue box) so if you could maybe tweak your stylesheet a little bit.

Good luck with the site! :)
 
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#6
argh...i know Peja's real name is Pedrag but why does even keep calling him "Pedja"? ...either pick his real name or say his nickname, don't try to create a hybrid of the two
 
#11
Nice website, great job. The fact that you have "Tightjeans" listed as a U.S. nickname for Peja made me laugh so hard I fell off my chair!
 
#12
lol haha...i prefer pedja because the people in europe especially in serbia call him that way.It's the standard nickname they give to people who are called predrag. Just like william=bill. dj is in fact 1 letter in serbian language pronounced dzj because this letter doesnt exist in the us alphabet it's quite logical to give the guy a nickname peja..peja is actually a small town in kosovo (serbia) lol.
 
#13
fishgirl said:
Hi Yuman! Nice work. It renders slightly different on Mozilla Firefox, though, (i.e. under the section "Kings vs Suns," the photo & text are cut; also the copyright text at the bottom is below the blue box) so if you could maybe tweak your stylesheet a little bit.

Good luck with the site! :)
thnx gurly..i'll have a look at it:)
 
#16
To add to Yuman's explanation. Short for Predrag is Peđa. đ is a single letter, but it can be also writen as dj since it is the same sound. Americanized version is Peja since j is the closest sounding to đ.