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Hey, I heard its good practice to add an alternate thing for the browser to display if flash is disabled. Especially if its something the site can't do without like the navigation links. The button hover effects are great. I think Javascript can give you a very similar effect. I had a quick look at the source code. It's done very neatly! Have you tried using div tags with css? It can save you a lot of time and you won't have to use tables anymore. It will make the code much easier to edit later as well.
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Looks great! Just to let you know, parts of the site move outside of the screen if the browser is too small in width. It can't be scrolled into view.
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The style isn't really as important as being able to do it quickly. What method would deliver the most in such a short time? Most as in the quality of work, colors, shading, and being generally pleasing to look at, really... Is it asking too much for anything more than stick figures? Preparation beforehand is possible: I think it's possible to make general drawings of characters, scenes and reuse them but I don't work in graphics so I don't know how effective and time saving this would be. Would be great if you or someone knew what's an industry standard for churning out pictures where speed is important.
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Hi, if you know graphics, what do you normally do if you want a series of images to illustrate something? They need to be done fast so one picture shouldn't take too much time to produce (maybe under 15 minutes). They don't need to look like masterpieces but they can't be colorless stick figures without a background. What do you do when you need something like this?
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How about on hover, you give the item being hovered upon a border to the left with the same color and width. You also give it left: -1 to force it to stay in the same spot
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No can do That post was... !!! S - E - C - R - E - T !!!
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Moved this post to pm.
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If you can validate by php, you can learn javascript syntax and finish this within a few hours! Logic is the same. Just how you type is different.
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I'll help encourage you to do your best! Go for it! Teach that javascript who is boss!
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I think i broke my scroll button
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It's ok. I'll just pretend it's a typo so it doesn't make me wonder why a bunch of characters do the same work as ten lines.
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It's out! The regex is OUT!!!! HE BROUGHT THE REGEX OUT!
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Hi, Make sure you are checking every letter in the firstname. I don't know how you want your program to react when it finds a number but one way is to use a loop to go through each character in the string and check to see that it is not a number. There are other faster ways like using regular expressions but that one is easy to process in the head. My head.
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Hi, Can you try removing SetFlag.init() from the onIln.js and add it to <body onload='SetFlag.init();'> event instead of letting it run straight away? If this lets you pass line 9's, this means that the problem is about the order that the computer is trying to run the program. If it doesn't work sorry, I'm not sure. I think computers like to read down a file so you have to get the instructions in order. The problem happens when the program gets a set of instruction like this: <html>Help me make an HTML --> Computer: Kayz... <head> <script>load me a script called optIn.js --> Computer: sure;</script> script: find a form with id optInForm. --> Computer: Huh...? I can't find any. script: Ok, now use that form, get it's attribute and give it submitted variable --> Computer: But there's no form... argh! RAGE! CRASH! <body> <form>Ok, make me a form< with id optInForm/form> </body> </html> Instead, you want something like: <html>Help me make an HTML --> Computer: Kayz... <head> <script>load me a script called optIn.js --> Computer: sure;</script> script: I am just loading. I'm not giving any instructions to the computer right now. <body> When I finish loading, I want you to run a script function called SetFlag.init(); <form>Ok, make me a form< with id optInForm/form> </body> </html> Computer: I've finished loading... now let's see what the script is telling me to do... Script: find a form with id optInForm. --> Computer: Right... Hey, I spotted one in the body. script: Ok, now we're all happy! --> Computer: Yay !
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Hi, I like your site's effects! I'm no expert in making sales pitches but I'm not sure your clients should know your age. The introduction is very friendly and warm but for some reason, also makes me feel like you are not yet used to making sites (just an impression). Your portfolio area has room for eight images but I only see seven sites. It makes me feel as if you have only had seven projects up until now. Maybe you could make it appear in such a way that seven sites completely fill up the area? The line at the bottom that says powered by hypnoticars threw me off a little because it's the line that I'd normally see on those other sites that are made from a template. I realised that hypnoticars is your site but I just got a little confused from that. I'm newb. EDIT: I like hovering over the blog link. It's the best!
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I also have nothing to add EDIT: actually, from someone who isn't in UK, I don't feel like co.uk sites are made for me. I have made the mistake of thinking .co is .com before but I rarely type urls anymore.
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You can give them classes or get specific about which list you are styling. http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_id_class.asp
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What is this? I wanted to see a site with blue links at the top right.
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Hey, I took another look at your site. I don't know if you've noticed but hitting refresh on IE(9) makes it look just like how it does on FireFox. The errors don't show up when you enter the site straight into the URL but hitting refresh makes it generate the same errors that FireFox shows. Most of the errors are about jquery stuff that aren't there but are because it was working a moment ago! If I was to take a total stab at the dark, I would say that this might be happening because the scripts are all firing off as soon as the browser loads. The script files seem dependent on each other so I think you need to make them wait for all of them to load before you let them start running and calling methods to each other. My best guess is to find the scripts that actually do something (not just load libraries), wrap them in a function and call them on the event that the body loads. But that's just a guess . Sorry in advance if this sends you on a wild goose chase...
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Hi, Every browser is a little bit different. Firefox is a bit strict because it won't try and make small mistakes render. Sorry but I don't think you will find anyone willing to go through a series of scripts to debug for you (but someone might prove me wrong ). All I can suggest is to hit CTRL + SHIFT + J when viewing your page on firefox. This brings up the error console which should show you the warnings and (more importantly) the errors that Firefox is encountering in the code. Some of the warnings can't be helped (like dropped declarations for other browser versions), but make sure to remove all the errors. EDIT: Clear the error log and refresh the browser to only see the errors and warnings from your page.
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I'm better at spotting the mistakes that I make as well
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Sure, good luck and hope you find a great resource
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:SHOCKED: <-- Trying to remember where w3c and w3schools are related info came from EDIT: Can't remember and can't find anything that says they are so thanks for letting me know