jhallmusic
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My first CSS site!
If I were you, I'd check out the Sprite article here on Css-tricks.. (http://css-tricks.com/css-sprites-what-they-are-why-theyre-cool-and-how-to-use-them/) The method you're using now uses jQuery, but if you're gonna do it that way…
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Some feedback?
yeah, unfortunately I think you're talking about the javascript in the Contact Form... I'm using ASP.NET because I do some contracting with a developer that uses that, so I got into it, blah blah... Anyway, ASP.NET has built in forms and e…
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Problem in Safari
I've tested this in Safari 4, but haven't been able to reproduce the problem. When I resize my window, there is no change.
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Some feedback?
thanks for the replies! I would agree with both of you, probably could be scaled back a little on the shadowing and such. I did that with the campcreekrecords.com site (cause that's my record label, and I can do what I want), but the other tw…
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My latest work... New to forums.
I think it looks good. Personally, I'm one for dark designs. And I agree with Chris that lightboxes do look best on a dark page. A maturity warning on the page for "nudes," I'm not so sure of.. I mean come on, it's not po…
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Hello and help
actually, he did post a link: the site is located at http://www.template-designs.co.uk - it's a work in progress.... although I'm not seeing the problem..
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Different grays in FF and IE?
The problem has to deal with "Gamma correction," and the fact that IE doesn't have a proper gamut setting (not sure about IE 8). I don't really understand it that well, so as opposed to blabbing incoherently, here are two pages …
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Safari VS Firefox
Debugbar is fine, but seems very limited to me, as does the safari debugger. Editing on the fly is probably the most important aspect of this type of tool (at least in my humble opinion), and it's not there for either of them. Maybe I'm …
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Safari VS Firefox
first, thanks for the heads up on the safari 4. I've been checking it out and it looks nice. I'm definitely used to the way firebug works, and as this isn't the exact same, it takes a while to get used to it. I do really like the &…
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vertically align to the bottom of a div?
give it a margin:0 and it should work for ya (FF at least).
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PHP and ASP coexistance?
I had that same question, and had thought it wasn't possible. But I have found instructions through a google search for installing php on Windows Server 2003... also, in searching for a new webhost, I noticed two (seem to be two of the top) ho…
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jQuery question
yeah, sorry... I guess I was assuming everyone just uses firebug now... the jQuery: $(document).ready(function() { $(\"img.servicesImage\").hide(); $(\"span.reveal\").hover(function(){ $(this).parents(\"li\")…
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SUGGESTIONS - Client Updatable Image Gallery
I'm using Autoviewer on a site I'm developing. It uses an XML file to determine what images to load. Should work well for that. Both the free version and $40 version use the XML file, so you should be good either way (I think). Changin…
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IE6 issues
Since I'm trying to use a fixed background, I'm not able to fake the transpareny with jpgs (as I understand it, the only way to do this is fill the area you want to be "transparent" with the background... but since the background…
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image fade
well, no deal. I tried applying some width and height and a block display to the anchor element, and then also tried it to the span that's created. Might I say I hate IE? Any other ideas? :D
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image fade
thanks. I'll give it a try and let you know what happens. I appreciate the help. (I'm getting back into the computer thing after about 6 years out, so I'm trudging through).
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Strict / Transitional DOCTYPES
So I found out, in case anyone else runs across this problem, is that in standards-compliance mode, images are set to display as inline by default, which leaves a space underneath the image (the baseline underneath inline elements). Adding a img{di…
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Strict / Transitional DOCTYPES
The line break isn't in there anymore, so that wasn't doing it, but it was the line-height property. Thanks!