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Definately going back to the drawing board and will be looking at some css tutorials online. I was getting frustrated to be honest at how old fashioned it looks and I didn't know which way to go from here. Thanks anyway, I'm cool with it for a first attempt and I'll be using it for my final assessment of my diploma, as they don't need anything with whistles and bells on it, just a basic website.
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Thanks for the comments. Looking at my design now, I do think the banner could look a whole lot better, but first attempt I kinda like it. Didn't realise about the links, so cheers for pointing that out.
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Yeah I have come a long way from nothiing, this time last year I didn't have a clue what was involved in a web page. I have studied a fair bit but only as much as my course (ICS - Bane of my life) is allowing I suppose. Thanks for that PHP I'll save the link so I can work on it later on, and thanks for your comments.
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Not at all harsh! I'd rather know which way to head that stand at a crossroads! Yeah I do have Chrome, I shall investigate that tomorrow thanks. I do agree, it is a bit dated in it's design, but as I'm starting out, I'm still happy overall with the site. I may just change it to showcase my portfolio of Digital Art first and foremost then add the designing later (if anything should come of it) As for the local thing, yes, I totally agree now you say it. The sites I am creating are pretty basic and more of a web prescence than anything else. No frills sites so to speak. Anyway, thanks for your feedback, appreciated.
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Still waiting on them getting back to me, as I've said local and just starting out. Got the itch and wanted to create something for myself. I'm not getting paid for their sites so I'm not going to be pushing too much. And no, as you have clearly pointed out, I would rather not turn jobs away! Thanks for your feedback.
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Yes, facepalm...as I said it's only a local thing! I have a few friends who I am doing sites for, so I need some form of web prescence if I want to progress, right?
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So, here is my first site for my freelance web designer/developer site. I don't think I've advertised being able to do anything I can't and I am only doing this on a local scale so no need for anything fancy yet! Anyway, I've been doing web design for about 7 months now and tinkering in photoshop. Please let me know what you think is good/bad and if anything could be enhanced/changed. Thanks Phew..here goes... http://www.ducklabdesigns.co.uk/
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Yeah, I have just noticed that. I'm just having an argument with dreamweaver and my hosting file manager now! Think I might have to rejig the whole thing about and get a bit more organised!
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Yeah, I've just sorted my folders out on my server. I'm such a newbie! Thanks for your help, feel free to pm me with any constructive criticism over my site.
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God, I am so crap at this sorry guys!! On my C: I have Folder Ducklab as site root with html files, inside this folder is my images folder. so C/users/cazaroo/ducklabdesigns/images on my server, I have public_html which has all my html pages listed then my images listed. Is this where I'm going wrong? Do I need a seperate folder for my images? My other images for my digital portfolio are working though, just the header on ALL pages?! Think I'm trying to run before I walk, maybe I should head back to the beginning!!
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My site root is DuckLab...with index, about etc Images is a sub folder in this directory named images Thanks by the way, appreciate it.
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here you go - let me know when you've looked!
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Hi - I've tested in ie, google chrome & firefox and the same problem occurs everytime, it's just the darn header. I don't have a link at the moment, well I do, but this is my first ever website and after looking at the standard of some beginners on here, I'm kinda nervous about releasing it to the critics!!! sorry File ext's are all .jpg confuzzled!
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Ahh removed the / before image on the portfolio lot and that works when I live view it. Have to see what it's like on the server! Still have prob with header though
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Hi, Sorry to ask a really stupid question, but I have uploaded my website to my hosting server, I've uploaded the whole site including all images to the public_html and ftp folders. My images are in an image folder within the root folder. No matter what I do none of the images are showing when I view my page online. this is my code for my header, not working on any page... <img src="images/header1.jpg" alt="DuckLabDesigns Header/Logo" width="700" height="150" hspace="50" vspace="0" /> And this is the code for my portfolio page, again, just red x's... <img src="/images/mark.jpg" width="250" height="300" alt="More than Words"> <img src="/images/bri.jpg" alt="Every picture tells a story" width="250" height="300" hspace="100"> <img src="/images/grunge.jpg" alt="City Grunge" width="250" height="300" vspace="15"> <img src="/images/jenglasto.jpg" alt="Festivector" width="250" height="300" hspace="100" vspace="15"> Got quite a few other images I need to add so would like to get this sorted before I start else it'll be a pretty crap website! Thanks