CreativeSheep

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I see how you can't read what it is saying, let me fix it up

This is part of a small part of a design that I'm working on. C&C

sash - That is an idea to consider, thanks forgot one could have a nearly custom domain

Jame - Any in mind ? Sash - True, I keep it how it is MMedia - I already have some of the promotional material ready. What did you have in mind ?

I've been contemplating whether to shorten my domain name. Currently is has three words combined. I was thinking about keeping the first word but for the second and third word only keeping the letters. Currently - TheCreativeSheep Change - TheCS

I decided not to do an alternative version to my original logo ! For those who offered CC thanks, it was helpful

Update ! Never mind the crazy women !

Update !

Thanks What needs refining ?

Update !

Maybe my retro design works better ?

No I need to fix it up

Even if your mobile site isn't ready, atleast you have a QR code to advertise !

Doodle / Logo I'm retouching, what do you make of it ?

thanks that is helpful. The QR code has to be overlay on top of the image, I best just create the image and let one of these sites do the rest. I tried

Has anyone customized a QR code ? I know there are areas on a QR code that you should not alter, which I've followed without much success.

It works, as well as I understand why so many DIV are required Quite complex css, thank you CSS3 can't do "colliding", in other words if a div collides with another div it won't allow it, understand or want an example ?

That is the exact effect I want. It's not working exactly like your example on my site (same link, refresh) You didn't use transition, I was told you had to use transition ! Why did you put in the extra box class ?

Close, the words Art/Art2 must rotate. Think of a box, with one word on the top and one word facing you, when you rotate the box, the top words would show. Creating a 3D effect

I've nothing but problems with this. The words "gallery" I want to rotate in 3D and reveal the words "art/art2", using the vendor prefix rotateX(). I applied a background color to make things visually easier. If anyone has experience with CSS3 advanced features, I would greatly appreciate your time and help. [Link] (Vendor Prefixes are only applied for Chrome at this time, if you view in FireFox or another browser you won't see the effect)

.gallery {font-size:3em;} .gallery a {color:blue;-webkit-transform-style: preserve-3d;-webkit-perspective: 600px;} /*.gallery .back {-webkit-transform-style: preserve-3d;-webkit-perspective: 600px;-webkit-transition: all .4s ease-in-out;}*/ .back {font-size:3em;color:orange;position:relative;bottom:45px;right:17px;position:absolute;} Update !

I'm trying to get some CSS3 features to work on my site. I want the span=gallery to rotate and flip to reveal the word class=back. <nav id="top"> <ul> <li><span class="gallery"><a href="">gallery</a></span><div class="back"><a class=link_a>Art</a><a class=link_b>Art2</a></div></li> .gallery {font-size:3em;-webkit-transform:rotateX(-180deg);-webkit-transition: all .4s ease-in-out;-webkit-transform-style:preserve-3d;} /*.gallery .back {-webkit-transform-style: preserve-3d;-webkit-perspective: 600px;-webkit-transition: all .4s ease-in-out;}*/ .back {font-size:3em;color:orange;position:relative;bottom:45px;right:17px;-webkit-transform: rotateX(-180deg);position:absolute;}

When I said "weight" I meant what has more specificity, a input tag or an ID. Logically I'm going to say the ID, but I want to be sure

When you have a form you can style the input tag. If the input tag as an idea ID the ID has more "weight" or specificity then input, correct ? No ID <input type="text" name="fname"> With ID <input type="text" name="fname" id="newname">