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I use colorschemedesign, or this http://www.paper-leaf.com/blog/2010/01/color-theory-quick-reference-poster/ is very easy!

Great song!

That depends on my mood, if I'm tired I listen to power music such as Rage against the machine

Bookmarked, thank you!

Putting the code in the window.onload it works!

I think this is the easiest way

Yes, i kind of that.. When I open the page I see only the background image, then the other divs fadein (after 1-2 sec)... If the internet connection is slow, I have to wait that the background image is loaded then the divs can fade! a preload script can solve it?

I tried with another pc, but the animation doesn't wait the image... The effect start before the image are totally loaded i upped the page here: http://lic.altervista.org/provainda/provainda4/

Wow Lyndsey! Wonderful! I modified a little thing, because I have some divs that it is useless to fadein (such as the right side, left side ecc..) and they slow down the effect! I set a class for the divs I want to fade, then I select the class in the script: $(function() { $('.hidden').each(function(i) { $(this).delay(800*i).fadeIn(1500); }); }); And it seems to work!

Ok, I've got it! Thanks! But there is an other little problem... the page has a div called "wrapper" that contains the other divs.. This "wrapper" has a background-image, I would load the image and then the inside divs starts to fadein, is it possible?

or you can create an empty <div> with height 1px!

I passed the 25 posts and I can post the link This is our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/indastriabook our 1st album is free, you can find the link in the page Thank you for the suggestion, but I can't use flash :\

Hi, I'm trying to create an jquery effect that fadein all the <div> in the page when I open the page... I tried: window.onload = function(){ $("#menu, #container div").hide().fadeIn(4000) }; but the <div> appear and then they disappear and do the fadein effect.. please help!

I like it!

I use Fireworks to "print" the ideas from my mind to the screen, then I write the code..for me is the easiest way!