Hover button probs at RKilts website

**Canuck** · 14th December 06, 01:59 PM

Apologies to those who have had trouble navigating on my website. Some IE browsers and Opera browsers have been giving us grief. We have taken the hover buttons out, and hopefully this will correct the problem.
If you still have problems please PM me.
Thanks
Robert

**RockyR** · 14th December 06, 02:28 PM

Works for me now! Like the changes!

**Canuck** · 14th December 06, 02:49 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

Works for me now! Like the changes!

Good, I'll let "She who must be obeyed" that we have success
Cheers
Robert

**Tattoo Bradley** · 14th December 06, 02:56 PM

Seems fine from here. Off topic, but while checking out the new site, I fell in love.

**Dreadbelly** · 14th December 06, 03:05 PM

Uh, it is entirely to easy to fall in love with an Rkilt. I just dropped almost 500 dollars on a custom designed kilt from Robert.

I did my homework all over the web. No other kilt maker even came close to my needs or the idea I had for a custom designed kilt for metal smithing and bench jeweler work.

And nobody else makes a kilt out of material tough enough to survive.

**Canuck** · 14th December 06, 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Uh, it is entirely to easy to fall in love with an Rkilt. I just dropped almost 500 dollars on a custom designed kilt from Robert.

Thank you.
So folks don't get the wrong idea here, lets clarify that it isn't just the kilt, but a kilt with specialty pockets and a custom belt plus removable protective leather apron that's in on that price

**Dreadbelly** · 14th December 06, 05:40 PM

Originally Posted by Canuck

Thank you.
So folks don't get the wrong idea here, lets clarify that it isn't just the kilt, but a kilt with specialty pockets and a custom belt plus removable protective leather apron that's in on that price

See, Robert will make a suit of armor if you talk sweet to him.

He is correct though. This aint your Granddad's kilt.

The magnetic snaps on the pockets is a darn good idea. When working, you don't have time to fiddle with snaps to make sure your pockets are closed and nothing falls out.

And we discussed magnetic areas just to drop tools on. No fuss, no muss. Things like iron rattail files can be just flicked in to place and held by the magnets, with out all of the fuss to fidget them in to a pocket.

I hope he gets done soon!

Edit. I've been calling it the Batkilt in my head this whole time.