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adamsdezineshop

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  1. Will do. gonna tackle it tonight I think. Cheers for all your help
  2.    throzen reacted to a post in a topic: How do I reduce the scrollbar size
  3. Excellent. Cheers. Thanks for the diagrams to. It's sunk into the old noggin now i am glad to get rid of those ridiculous positioning values as well, lol. Thanks for your help Adam Adam's Dezine Shop
  4.    adamsdezineshop reacted to a post in a topic: How do I reduce the scrollbar size
  5. Hi cheers for the quick reply. I'm fairly new (or getting used to) the whole coding side of things. Your correct by saying Dreamweaver. It's what I got taught. Is there an alternative? as when I use it I now barely use the design side anymore. I kind of understand what you mean by containing divs. Didn't know you could even put a div in a div, but then that's probably because I've been using the draw div tool before hand when using the design side. The relative position thing did always confuse me with it's positioning. Think I only used it as absolute didn't work with the whole margin thing. Would it be possible to get an example in code form? Thanks for your time. You've been a huge help Adam
  6. Hi. Coming to the end of creating my new homepage. www.adamsdezineshop.com/test . Somehow though, the scrollbar is ridiculously big. About half of my actual page is nothing but blank. How do I create an end vertically to my website, so that the blank is gone? Thanks, Adam
  7. Hi, I've recently been having trouble with my website. It seems there's problem after problem. Doesn't help that I'm a bit of a noob at web coding, etc. Anywho, I've encountered a problem which is the fact that when i upload more content to my website, the html5 animation that i done a bit up the page disappears and only shows it's grey background and shape. It took awhile to realise why it wasn't there, until i started deleting things it reappeared. Does anyone know why this is? Do I have like a filesize limit or something? Is there a way to carry on adding content without losing the animation. Here is a link to what the animation is supposed to look like... www.adamsdezineshop.com/test and here is it not working with added content www.adamsdezineshop.com/test/index.php Btw, I've tried with different, easier images. Still no joy. Also the fact that one is html and the other php doesn't matter as it never used to work in html either. Thanks for your time. Adam
  8. Cheers for the quick response. It worked with just a small change to the pixel count and margin-top. Thanks, was the huge help Yeah dreamweaver is confusing with the code. I used to work on the design side but have had to resort to code on a few things. Gradually picking it up with a lot of copying and pasting though, lol. An off topic question regarding my test site. Where there's a grey box, should be an html5 animation. I've only just realised its not working on and offline. I've also recently been saving the file as php instead of HTML, as someone said it works better with importing blog feeds. Would this maybe be the cause as to why it's stopped working? Cheers, Adam
  9. Hi, I'm fairly newish to the whole coding thing and was wondering if anyone could help me. I'm currently using dreamweaver and using the whole div boxes. This is my current website, note the picture of me with the rollover logos... www.adamsdezineshop.com This is what I want to happen on my new layout I'm currently doing, however that was done using absolute positioning. I've realised that its not so good in some high res screens, so have switched to relative and the whole auto margin thing. It's taken some getting used to with the positioning of things, but I'm getting there. One problem about this position is however that when you place a series of images down in one relative div, there's a gap in between each row. I'd call it leading like in graphic design text, but it may be called padding...not sure. If anyone can tell me how to get rid of it that would be awesome. Here's a link to my new site under construction. You'll see that I haven't linked the images. This kind of helps spot the problem about the gap as you can see the borders of the images... www.adamsdezineshop.com/test/index.php Just to point out; to make this effect happen I've used two div boxes, one exactly on top of the other. The behind one has an aligned image, while the front div contains 28 blank transparent images, some rollover to logos, some are just static. Thanks for your time, Adam

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