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traxor

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  1.    royadyhop reacted to a post in a topic: WDF is moving house
  2. Just a quick question – what is "SEO 1.0"? It's something I've never heard of before. Anyway, I'd really recommend reading articles SEOmoz and YOUmoz. If you're in the mood for a physical book to read, Art of SEO is supposed to be fantastic.
  3. Very old fashioned.
  4. I think it's quite bad to be honest, it shouldn't really have ever happened and, now that it has, Apple should sort it out by a recall to those who are suffering with the reception issue. Besides, from what I gather, it's not happening to every iPhone 4, just the majority.
  5.    traxor reacted to a post in a topic: Implementing a CMS
  6. Welcome to the forum awesome Nord.
  7. CushyCMS is far too controlled in my opinion. There's no reason why you can't keep expansion in mind and use WordPress right from the off. It'll only take you a few hours extra to create the design and you'll have such a powerful system behind your site that you'll never look back, I promise. I think one thing that's off-putting is the size of WordPress, but it's not as daunting as it seems. In fact, it's more easy to use than any other (and I'm generalising) content management system in my opinion. :-)
  8. That's funny because iTunes is a great piece of software. iTunes + iPhone + Spotify = Perfect Combination.
  9. Do you really need to go? If you don't know what to do there it means you're either not ready for university or don't need to go.
  10. WoW

    traxor replied to MarkJenner's topic in General Chat
    I played it for a week or so recently but I don't see the big deal. Any game that takes more than a few weeks to get into isn't fun. That's purely forcing yourself into a habit. If you enjoy it, go for it. If you don't, I wouldn't bother wasting your time. Personally, I'd rather play a game that was more interesting than running around killing goblins.
  11. With the method I used, it shouldn't matter what page you're on if you're only using a php include for the navigation. Is the problem because you have a header.php file?
  12. What I tend to do is this: <body id="home"> <ul id="nav"><li><a href="#" id="homeNav"></a></li> <li><a href="#" id="nextNav"></a></li> </ul> </body> body#home a#homeNav { /* stuff here */ } That will work.
  13. Ubuntu & FreeBSD are renowned for having poor text rendering and support for websites so it's up to you. What I tend to do is launch the site working in all the main browsers and operating systems (Firefox, Safari, Chrome, IE7+, Opera on Windows & OSX) and then monitor my analytics. Head over to http://www.google.com/analytics/ and set yourself up an account if you don't already have one. Let it track your site for a good 2 or 3 weeks then click on "Visitors > Browsers Capabilities > Browsers and OS". When you've determined whether linux users visit your site, you can then decide whether it's worth spending the time on building your site to work on said OS'.
  14. traxor replied to tonychang's topic in Web Browsers
    Do you have a screenshot of what's happening or can you describe what's wrong with it? I'm working on a Mac without Parallels or VMWare, so help me to help you ;-)
  15. Wait until you see his fingernails.
  16. Awesome, it looks like we've got a coalition government. Conservative and Liberal Democrat . I'm really excited about this, it's the first time any general election has actually affected me.

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