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Hoyd Breton wrote:
Matthew + Chris: Thank you for the quick replies. Yeap, I agree that in most
cases animations tend to be on the annoying/ pointless side of things;
however, I feel like slideshows have become a bit commonplace on portfolio
sites, going to give it a try and nix if it's
Hoyd,
I would look to use Flash for this kind of thing. And there are some excellent
tools out there which do all the coding for you. One fantastic one would be
http://www.slideshowbox.com/ from JumpeyeComponents. They provide both a
non-Adobe-Flash HTML version as well as an Adobe Flash
Michael Adams wrote:
A few years back i dropped conditional comments in favour of the CSS IE
@import hack[1][2][3]. Now i find myself in a position where i want to send
one thing to ie7 ie8 and another to all other browsers.
What i want to do is give CSS rounded corners and opacity to
Got a strange one here my friends. Go to the following page to view my problem.
http://www.mrskibbles.co.uk/virtuemart/sweet-categories/chews/black-jacks-chews/
My problem is with the order table that sits half way down the page in the main
donut, where the user adds a sweet to their
Thanks for all the pennies, nickels and dimes. Cashing it all in. = ]
I wanted to avoid the SWF route, not because all the hoopla but more as an
exercise to learn the javascript ropes a bit.
The solution that I opted with, and I'm using solution loosely here guys.
Is that I used a slideshow that
John Franks wrote:
Got a strange one here my friends. Go to the following page to view my
problem.
http://www.mrskibbles.co.uk/virtuemart/sweet-categories/chews/black-jacks-chews/
Thanks, John.
Not exactly up for looking for a needle in a
Hoyd Breton wrote:
Thanks for all the pennies, nickels and dimes. Cashing it all in. = ]
I wanted to avoid the SWF route, not because all the hoopla but more as an
exercise to learn the javascript ropes a bit.
Good man : Flash ? Just say 'NO !' :-)
http://starkshumble.com/test/
I like
You really should check out the CSS-based (a little bit of JavaScript)
slideshows (and menus, among other things) at Project VII. See if there's
anything there that would meet your needs. I have their menu builder, and the
code validates. The customer service there is also awesome. I've gotten
Hello,
Well, it's a beautiful evening here in NYC. It's quite hot, and it looks like a
thunderstorm might break the heat. It's good weather to work on my website.
...So... Am I chasing a fantasy in trying to get these curly quotes to work in
all the browsers? Here's my test page:
Brian M. Curran wrote:
Hello,
Well, it's a beautiful evening here in NYC. It's quite hot, and it looks like
a thunderstorm might break the heat. It's good weather to work on my website.
...So... Am I chasing a fantasy in trying to get these curly quotes to work
in all the browsers? Here's
This is how I would do:
http://jtanna.tripod.com/blockquote01.htm
Check the source of above page and let me know if you have any questions. I
have taken two paragraphs from your page and quoted above.
hth
--- On Sun, 27/6/10, Brian M. Curran br...@draftingservices.com wrote:
Well, it's a
Brian M. Curran wrote:
Hello,
Well, it's a beautiful evening here in NYC. It's quite hot, and it looks
like a thunderstorm might break the heat. It's good weather to work on
my
website. ...So... Am I chasing a fantasy in trying to get these curly
quotes to work in all the browsers? Here's
Tim wrote:
...So, in Explorer they look about
how I'd like them.
I'm on Linux, so I don't have access to Explorer, but in the spirit of
large quotes somewhere reasonably placed at the start and end of each one
of
my quotes
how about this?
add to this:
blockquote p {
position:
Tim wrote:
...So, in Explorer they look about
how I'd like them.
I'm on Linux, so I don't have access to Explorer, but in the spirit of
large quotes somewhere reasonably placed at the start and end of each
one of
my quotes
how about this?
add to this:
blockquote p {
position:
Brian M. Curran wrote:
Well, it's a beautiful evening here in NYC.
http://www.draftingservices.com/Copy%20of%20index.html
Sincerely,
Brian
Nuke the heavy curly quotes, the top/bottom rules, and use a thin-rule
left :-) . None of that stuff is in keeping with your site. Or, is it?
Thanks Tim, however it looks pretty wacky in Explorer. ...I'll have to
give this some thought. I'm still new to CSS, so off the top of my head
I'm seeing a work around how to format the curly quotes for all the
different browsers.
Brian
i meant to say: *not* seeing
My guess
Brian M. Curran wrote:
Well, it's a beautiful evening here in NYC.
http://www.draftingservices.com/Copy%20of%20index.html
Sincerely,
Brian
Nuke the heavy curly quotes, the top/bottom rules, and use a thin-rule
left :-) . None of that stuff is in keeping with your site. Or,
Below is the test page I've been playing with. What I am trying to do is
* have a header block at the top of the page/screen
* have a footer block at the bottom of the page/screen
* have a menu side bar on the right with links that does not scroll with the
main content
* have the
Eric Peterson wrote:
Below is the test page I've been playing with.
Let's start here (take it slow and wait for others on the list who will
offer good advice).
This:
html {
font-family : Trebuchet MS, Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 80%;
}
Becomes this [user friendly
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