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MolotovRuss

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About MolotovRuss

  • Birthday 10/13/1991

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    Liphook, Hampshire

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  1. I think there's a common misconception that you can learn "web design" from knowing Photoshop. As with any form of design, there are fundamental theories, ideas and guidelines that you'll need to learn before you start throwing together some ideas into photoshop. I'd recommend reading some books on basic design, and beginning to just sketch ideas for website; start from the ground up. Best of luck
  2. Just some jquery that fades in a hidden div when you hover.
  3. Very good point, shame the animation is jerky :/
  4. This should definitely be a feed of our twitter posts. Make it happen!

  5. Long time since I've entered into one of these! Went for MrsMinkie, although I'm not entirely convinced the design fits the subject matter! Then again, maybe the industry needs a makeover!
  6. This looks like it might help; http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090104121217AAu91l8
  7. Hi guys, Planning on giving users 2 or 3 print options on a website, ie. basic, layout and full. Has anyoner got any ideas how this wouled be implemented, ie. onClick of a class, add in specific print stylesheet. I'm not sure if it's possible to write new HTML in the <head>, so I take it it'd be a case orf just after the <body> tag? Any ideas of implementation would be extremely helpful, cheers folks!
  8. I use a Mac at work, honestly they're no better. They still freeze up and make weird mistakes, you'll still lose work, the adobe suite will still somtimes f*ck up, you'll still have connectivity issues.
  9. Try giving the li's and the a' the same height as your nav (34px). Also, which IE is giving you the problem?
  10. Hi Kennie, If you really want to dedicate to this, pay a web designer good money to build it for you. You will reap the rewards. Offering someone if maybe the site works out is a joke. Or, use bigcartel.com
  11. You'll need to look up 'jquery scrolling slider' or a similar phrase.
  12. Hello all, We've a client who needs an online booking system, so I'm trying to find the "Wordpress" of online booking systems. In fact, if you know of a good plugin for Wordpress, that would be equally helpful!
  13. The markup needs some labels (to be semantic) and there's no need for the break tags if you display:block the labels! Or you could use them to replace the paragraph tags, linking the text with the input's :focus
  14. Yeah sorry, textarea needs a closing tag ie </textarea> and I spelt the closing fieldset tag wrong.
  15. that's terrible syntax, shame on the website that generated that! Here's the markup that meens todays standards, although you'll need to find a 'simple php mailer' .php file. These are all over the next, and very easy to understand, there are plenty of tutorials etc. Right, new markup is: <form method="post" action="link-to-your-php-file.php"> <fieldset> <label for="name">Name</label> <input type="text" name="name" id="name" /> <label for="email">Email</label> <input type="text" name="email" id="email" /> <label for="message">Message</label> <textarea type"text" name="message" id="message" rows="20" cols="30"> <button type="submit" name="submit">Send me your message!</button> </fieldet> </form> So basically how this works is, users will type in the inputs and textareas, and then when they click submit they're sent to your .php mailer file, which draws out the info that has been given, and then is able to send that info in an email to your recipient(s). Your original generated code there has a captcha n it, which is qute a bad way of stopping spam, as it makes the user have to put in the effort. Instead, put in a new <label> and <input>, both with the class 'honey'm which you will then hide in your css (.honey { display: none; }. You'll need to give the <input the name of 'honey'. Then in your php (you will probs wna read a full tutorial on this) your php says if that input is set (which normal users won't be doing) then don't send email. Hope that helps buddy, PM me if you need any further assistance!
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