mrchristoph

notepad++

notepad++

Do it. It's these personal projects which sparks creativity in my opinion as you have no client to think about. Php has to run on a server so mamp has to be running, or just use some free hosting as someone suggested.

notepad++

Well here's a rough and ready version of it:
 
http://bestalbum.christhorp.hk/
 
Still lots to do, but wanted to keep it minimal. Don't know if the idea will kick off, but it's just a bit of fun more than anything!

I quite like it. The things I would change would be the font in the navigation - I think a more standard font would look better. Also try and make sure the elements line up perfectly in a grid - e.g. the right side of the contact button should align with the picture thumbnails for ultimate perfection!

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-test-drive/
 
or just test it locally before changing it on the server?

why why why!!!!!
 
Found this great quote regarding Flash intro pages:
 
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-to-convince-a-client-they-dont-need-a-splash-page

What are the columns in your table called?

Try it with static values like:
 

if(mysql_query("INSERT INTO email_list (fullname, email) VALUES ('test name', 'test email')"))
 
I can't really see what's wrong with it, just keep substituting static values in place of the dynamic parts to see where the problem resides.

Think you may need to add ids?
 
<p><input type='text' name='fullname' id='fullname' />Full name </p>

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9002424/php-post-not-working
 
Not much else I can think of I'm afraid

A good point - sometimes seeing it in the morning can make it looks completely different from the night before!

A good point - sometimes seeing it in the morning can make it looks completely different from the night before!

Nice, I've dabbled with electronic music myself, albeit a lot more chaotic:
The sound quality is vastly improved by selecting 480p quality (but it's still dodgy as hell)
 

 
And just for laughs here's me playing Postman Pat on guitar:
 

I'd go in a step higher with PDO and sort yourself out (write) some classes for registration, login, authentication, security, etc. etc. - the main one you're talking about being registration.
 
This will not only be better, more secure, and more current, but will provide you with a good exercise in switching over to PDO.
 
If you search this forum, there are some that have been written which you can study. Slight learning curve, but it'll click.

Sorry I misunderstood - you should definitely use tables for the layout, but inline CSS for colours, fonts etc. I thought it was more of a general question of 'Can I use CSS in HTML emailers', which the answer is 'yes' (when it's limited to certain things, and it's inline)

Inline CSS. No font-face. Otherwise they will be stripped out by some (if not most) email clients.

Brightonmike I'm loving the current tagline on your site:
 
 
Haha oops!

http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/

Not sure how to deal with the Illustrator issue, but you could use CSS3 radial gradients on a flat colour to nail the BG issue.

I hate the internet sometimes...

Rookie mistake, need to wrap it in document ready:
 

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ var total_width = 0; jQuery("#parentdiv div article").each(function(){ total_width += jQuery(this).width(); }); jQuery("#parentdiv").width(total_width); });
 
This should 100% work

Rookie mistake, need to wrap it in document ready:
 

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ var total_width = 0; jQuery("#parentdiv div article").each(function(){ total_width += jQuery(this).width(); }); jQuery("#parentdiv").width(total_width); });
 
This should 100% work

Looks pretty good to me. I kind of think the logo should be a bit bigger and overlapping the top green strip - it seems like something should be there. Also I don't really like the font /gradient of the the text that appears over the images. How about a nice semi-transparent grey overlay for the text instead? Otherwise good