ShaizaadAzaad
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Like I said, it has improved a lot since before, now each icon on the Flowbar has been replaced with a login form for the websites, it's very hard to explain, but basically instead of loading up each page when clicked, I never have to leave Homeflow thanks to iFrames. (That was a very bad description, sorry!)
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*PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING* I have stopped working on 'Project Homeflow', I now just only use it for personal purposes. The public version of this webpage is still up but I have completely stopped working on it. Thanks for your suggestions and tips!
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It was originally meant to be used as a homepage to give you easy access. I stopped working on the public version of this webpage a while ago and only now use it for personal purposes, since then it has improved a lot because it is now specifically for me and does exactly what I need.
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By 'other people', I meant viewers of my content. Thanks, I will try to learn the basics for PHP and see what I can do from there.
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Thanks guys for all your help.
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Will this make it so that other people can customize the FlowBar?
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http://www.homeflow.elementfx.com/tropicalgreen.html <------ This was made a while ago just for fun. Any ideas for background colors?
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Dear 'Nillervision' I see that you're an experienced web designer and I figured I should ask you for help. If you've visited Homeflow, you'll see that currently you're unable to add your own websites to the bar. I was wondering if you knew JavaScript so you could help me. If you want the source for the bar that I use I can give it and also my index file. Just send me a message. Thanks Shaizaad Azaad.
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Thanks a lot, I didn't notice that. How did you know? Could you just tell?
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Cool, thanks.
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addItem(DOMnode element, int|string index) called to add a new item 'element' to the flow at the position index. The element has to be a valid item element. So it must have at least this structure: <div class="item"><img class="content" src="url/to/image"/></div> The index has to be an integer or one of the strings 'first', 'start', 'last' or 'end'. returns: int index (index position of added item) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ That's what needs to be added in order for the content to be editable but I just don't know how to add it in as I am new to web design. Any ideas?
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I guess I really should have though about that. I'm a Windows (and Ubuntu) user so I don't have magic mouse. I'll add 'flow-bar sensitivity' to the long list of things I must fix in order for this website to actually be of some use. Thanks for your input, it was really helpful.
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You're right, that is what I'm currently working on, I'm trying to make the links editable by the users and will saved using browser cookies. This will be a difficult process, but without it Homeflow is...useless. PS. What were you talking about when you said Google had something like this? Thanks for your input.
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Hi, first I'd like to start off by saying please check out my original post because I still need help with it. Anyway let's get to the point, I have started a new website and was wondering if you guys had any unique and/or cool/interesting ideas on how I can attract attention to it. I don't want to look like I'm desperate (because I'm not) and I don't to force people into going to my website by tricking them or being aggressive. Any Ideas? Thanks in advance! Links not working for you? ---------------------------------- Original Post: http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk/topic/76846-project-homeflow/ My website: http://www.homeflow.elementfx.com/index.html
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