Lewwy
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I'm looking to replace the very dated HillDesigns with Lewis.so. At the moment it's a static page, but once I sort out the sidebar, and figure out what it's missing, I'll integrate WordPress, the header bit with information about me will only appear on the homepage. Also, I'd love to make it responsive, never tried before - where do I start? What do you think? Lewis.
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I like the fact that it's responsive, but the design isn't overly impressing me. It works, it just seems quite plain. Also, your menu doesn't show if you hide it, then make the viewport bigger.
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That's what you're taking away from this? I've gotta agree, at the moment it's not so much a design, rather an abundance of rectangles. The colours definitely aren't the only problem here.
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I'm tempted to do this out of love for Margaret River. I took a year out in Australia with my girlfriend and I loved this place, so much I got my first tattoo there. I'm busy at the moment with paid work, but if you could PM me more about the sort of traffic you get, that would be helpful. Lewis.
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A link to the site will help, not by much though. As Jamie says, you're asking quite a lot of somebody for nothing, that's not to say that somebody won't do it.
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Sorry, I think I misunderstood the question. Good luck
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<?php if($id>1){echo '<a href=\"article.php?id='.$id-1.'\">Previous Post</a>';} ?> Try that.
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I don't think that's your request to approve? You are here to take his PSD, slice it up and code it into a format that popular email clients can interpret, you shouldn't have control over his mailing list.
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Can I be added to the mailing list? I'd love to see how this turns out
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Oh, my mistake. I think what you are looking for is a jQuery slider (but with a fade effect), I have used one here. If you are indeed looking for this functionality, you want to check out the Nivo Slider.
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In my opinion, you shouldn't *really* be worrying about how this email template looks in browsers. You need to make sure it looks alright at each stage in email clients. Here is a list from Campaign Monitor of the most popular email clients (as of September 2012). According to that, you need to be worrying about iOS Mail, Outlook and Hotmail (I'd need to check, but I think think Hotmail interprets the code, rather than the browser, so what you see in your Hotmail inbox might look different to what you see if you just go to the file on Firefox.) Lewis.
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You essentially want it to pulsate, so I looked into jQuery's Pulsate method, but that relies on you telling it how many times to do so. You could use it and set the number to something like 1000, but apparently, this is a better method. // DOM ready $(function(){ // Self-executing recursive animation (function pulse(){ $('#my_div').delay(200).fadeOut('slow').delay(50).fadeIn('slow',pulse); })(); }); This was the top answer on the same query you had on this page.
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Yeah, he can go into it himself and add you as a user on the account, setting privileges that he's comfortable with. Here is a walkthrough on how to do it.
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I admit that it's an underhanded marketing tactic but think about it, the amount of storage you need is limited, as I say I have around 30 websites up and running right now. I'm not looking to upload the entire contents of my hard drive. If you decide to go with them, try some of these codes.
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I have hosted all ~30 of my websites on a single account with Dreamhost. Problems have usually been sorted pretty quickly, and are few and far between. I should mention that they are based in the USA. I originally went with them because it was $9 for a year, but I don't think they do that deal anymore.
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No problem
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This post is Awkward Turtle.
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Your $num variable is being set outside of the loop, and therefore will always be the same. It need to change in each iteration of the loop, so just put that variable inside. for ($i = 0;$i < 10;$i ++) { $num = rand(1,100); echo $num."<br />"; }
