Everything posted by Qwibble
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IE7 Minor Bugs (Image cut-off, and sliding doors)
With further tinkering, I fixed the cut off image =) It's just the sliding doors effects now. Heres the missing link I forgot to add for the sliding doors effects =S http://www.qwibbledesigns.co.uk/preview/Mazikeen_v2/try.html
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IE7 Minor Bugs (Image cut-off, and sliding doors)
Hey there, I'm currently encountering two IE7 issues that I have tried to resolve, but have had no luck with. The first is an image being cut off by the div below it. I've tried fixing it with z-index, overflow, etc, ut have had no luck. Can anyone take a look at it and see if they can find the solution? I scoured the IE8 and IE7 debug bar tools looking for differences but found nothing. Link for Image Cut off The second issue is something I've solved with a conditional statement, but is something I'd like to fix without css hacks. I've seen the sliding door's effect be pulled off effortlessly without the need for conditional hacks, but I can't seem to get it working for myself. Is there an extra reset I'm missing for IE7 and below? Link with examples of the sliding doors buttons Any thoughts / ideas on this would be greatly appreciated. I'm still not a master of cross-browser coding sadly. Matt
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Fancy Jquery Image Rotator
You my friend, are a life saver =) Respect to you, that's one for the bookmarks =)
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Fancy Jquery Image Rotator
No not the lightbox, the image rotator on the homepage =)
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Fancy Jquery Image Rotator
Hey guys, Does anyone know what image rotator, or of a similar one to the one used in this theme? http://www.kriesi.at/demos/levitation/ I've been searching for hours. Matt
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Target a PC with CSS/HTML
So your closing your site down to all pc users over a font? o.0
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Am I wrong to charge this much
Ahh, such a simple piece of advice requested, and your all arguing. What is the world coming to..
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Target a PC with CSS/HTML
Why not just use @fontface so that many major browsers will use that font? http://blog.themeforest.net/tutorials/css-font-face-and-15-free-fonts-you-can-use-today/
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Design feedback
Heres the new improved version, with sub headings, better filled areas, and of course, fixed order to the navbar xD http://qwibbledesigns.co.uk/preview/wood/
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Re-designing for work
Top design of the post, but my only quibble with it is the testimonial and portolio link in the right hand column. The single border line around the image feels out of place, something wider and lighter would go better, and the background to the testimonials bubble doesn't work for me.
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Review
Well from looking at it, its good and has potential. From a coding point of view, its a horror. Lots of inline styling, redundant code, and overused divs and still problems appearing back from when I offered to do the job for you. It's still image heavy so takes a second or two longer to load than it could do with css color hex codes deployed. If you want it fixed properly, still feel free to drop me an email =) Apart from that, It hasn't changed from when I saw it last.
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Design feedback
Yeah I had noticed that but it wasnt my main concern. I'm mainly wondering about the design itself =)
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Design feedback
position : fixed in the css. However, thats a bummer for ie6, since ie6 is too crap to support it =( I'm currently trawling hacks for it. If anyone knows of one, it'd be greatly appreciated ontop of some feedback for the design xD
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Design feedback
Just looking to see what you think. It's a working progress. =) http://qwibbledesigns.co.uk/preview/wood/
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Amazing website
Flash isnt something all web designers use. It's sort of, an addition. I don't use / know any flash so couldnt comment on a time frame, but I'd imagine just as long as designing a website, coding it css and html, and then adding jquery.
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Jquery Page scroll.
Okay, so it does actually work, but you need to reclick the link to resend it back to the top of the page, before you can click a new link which is far from useable.
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Jquery Page scroll.
<script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $('.scrollPage').click(function() { var elementClicked = $(this).attr("href"); var destination = $(elementClicked).offset().top; $("html:not(:animated),body:not(:animated)").animate({ scrollTop: destination-20}, 500 ); return false; }); }); </script> I tried this one, but am aware that I need to target the div#content area rather than the body. However, when I substitute html for div#content, the first scroll works, and thereafter it scrolls to seemingly random places on the page. Does anayone know how to make it target just the div#content?
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Jquery Page scroll.
Hey, I'm trying to get jquery to scroll the page to certain anchors. Does anyone know of a plugin, or can write code that would work in this context. Keep in mind that the header is static, and its only the content div that scrolls, sort of acting like an iframe I guess. http://qwibbledesigns.co.uk/preview/wood/ Any ideas? =)
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Amazing website
By using flash.
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Background Images for different resolutions
Thanks peeps =) I'll play around and see what I like best.
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Background Images for different resolutions
http://qwibbledesigns.co.uk/preview/wood/ In a resolution of 1024 px and below, the background appears fine, but above that the image dcdoesn'tover it all. As you might know, the background image is a largely used web dev resource, and comes in largeer resolutions. Is it possible to show a background imge depended on a persons resolution? Else, how do you recommend I get round this?
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Client not paying up
You could remove the wordpress theme files from the server as long as they are stored locally. That way no content is lost, and you can use .htaccess to rewrite any urls under that domain to point towards a certain file on the server, a.k.a your "payment not recieved" page. He has no choice but to pay you for your services. You struck a deal and made a contract for the work. He hasnt payed, so has stolen from you. All your doing is taking back your product until he agrees to pay-up.
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Feedback and Thoughts please =)
Thanks Harmony. Thats been the best advice I've had yet for my design. I'll take all this onboard, and post up another preview soon =)
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Feedback and Thoughts please =)
I’m working on my first template for themeforest, a brown portfolio theme, encorporating the use of one other colour, in this example, red. I’m wondering if anyone can think of any possible improvements that can be made to the template, before I start coding. Heres a preview of the homepage. http://qwibbledesigns.co.uk/preview/brown.png It’d be great to hear back thoughts and improvements. It’s far from perfect I am sure, but I could do with some guidance and points to improve on. Cheers, Matt
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New (SIFR) Portfolio Website
You only need to preload hover images, of which theres like 4?