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James Oliver

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  1. i'll send someone my html page if they want to take a look? The forum doesn't seem to allow me to post the code/or attach at present
  2. The HTML doesn't seem to show the flash page-flip file which I created via this: codebox.es/pdf-to-flash-page-flip anyone know what I'm doing wrong???
  3. Hi I'm about to build a new website- I have section where I want to have a page-flip/flash booklet (17 pages- including cover) A5 size, that is embedded into a DIV on my page- does anyone know how I go about doing this? Ideally I don't want the header/footer and any links to page-flip that i've seen on various demo's etc Just a nice clean flash-only file that sits on my page thanks!
  4. Cheers, I took a quick look, but the demo doesn't look as effective as the flash version: Iparigrafika page-flip Do you know of any other flash-based versions, that I can download- then drop into a centred div on my index.html page and then customise, and still design around it? i.e. html page background etc? thanks
  5. Hi everyone, my next project is to design a website- using a single homepage, I want to display a simple leaflet look- so browsing is done by turning the pages. I've seen this done in a few places, but I want to be sure of having a nice clean version that also adequately fills the screen. Any suggestions? Ideally this would be a solution for a designer with basic coding skills, as I'm not an expert in JavaScript & the like, but am fine with HTML/CSS. I'm imagining the page designs would end up being jpeg images that get embedded into this software Thanks
  6. Hi everyone, my next project is to design a website- using a single homepage, I want to display a simple leaflet look- so browsing is done by turning the pages. I've seen this done in a few places, but I want to be sure of having a nice clean version that also adequately fills the screen. Any suggestions? Ideally this would be a solution for a designer with basic coding skills, as I'm not an expert in JavaScript & the like, but am fine with HTML/CSS. I'm imagining the page designs would end up being jpeg images that get embedded into this software Thanks
  7.    BenGoodman reacted to a post in a topic: newbie and in need of help!
  8. Great thanks so much, learn something new everyday!
  9. haha! Well I clearly don't know what i'm doing ;P Well i think i at least need z-indexes for the top few DIVs don't I? As these contain transparent PNG graphics that overlay each other? Thanks again for your help!
  10. Ok I figured it out- the 'prev' and 'next' buttons were transparent- so weren't showing up! anyway all fixed, all good. Thanks everyone for your speedy help!!! I love this forum and will be back!! cheers
  11. the lightbox uses a 'next' and 'prev' button which I've included, but they're not showing up It never ends!!!!
  12. only thing now is- dark background of lightbox doesn't cover whole screen... So can you explain what I'd done wrong?? I clearly mis-used z-index???
  13. OMG!!!!!!!! it's working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  14. So make the paper DIV a ".paper" instead of a #paper ??
  15. wow thanks! I only got a mac at home- does that mean lightbox2 won't work on a mac? I'm testing in firefox and safari and both arent' working- only link I have working now is the email link at top
  16. am on a mac- using safari- is the lightbox and text link and facebook working your end??

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