nice concept, one thing that I noticed, it that the images you use for each "event", why don't you compress them to a lower size, I have a really fast internet, and I could see how each image loaded,...
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nice concept, one thing that I noticed, it that the images you use for each "event", why don't you compress them to a lower size, I have a really fast internet, and I could see how each image loaded,...
Hey guys, Long time since I've been here.
I've gotten tired of facebook and all of it's spam, ads and junk.
So as a fun project I've coded my own social network and NO I didn't use any plugins or...
good observations there Devin, wow, you must have like really awesome eyesight or something...
I like it the clean design and user friendly concept. My eye saw all the important tags, and navigated and knew exactly what to look for. Nice one!
So basically the only image you'll need "sliced" would be the logo...the rest of the site HTML CSS structure can look like this
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Church Title</title>...
DevSign, Open For Business
As a successful established Web Development and Design company we at DevSign love doing what we do best, Develop stunning Websites and Design breathtaking layouts.
We...
It's nice and clean, I'm lovin it ;)
I like Ruby on Rails, it works the way I think.
Good point Ronald, a 'JavaScript off' detection would be needed here. to determine what should be used.
that's not the thing, I don't use that at all....
at the end of the day it's probably not a IE7 problem but probably just that you are using features in your style sheet that IE7 doesn't recognise.....
I like the "Design" I would however recommend that you start using Sprite images, otherwise if you hover a image and it disappears for a fraction of a second to load the hover image.
Hey guys!
I'm busy redoing my site...Feedback would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Christopher.
oh and the reason why it is targeting the "li a" is because you are saying $(this).
You should be more specific, like
$("#content_main").html("<img src='" + $("#content_main...
the problem is....
You are targeting a <img> attribute that doesn't exist....normally that code should be.
.attr("src","data-link")
You should tell it what to target, this would be the "src" and...
the best way is to use jquery for events to happen, and to make the event happen smoothly.
For example.
$("a.button").click(function(){
$(div.show).show(200);
});
What that code does...
if the image is in the same directory as your html file.. then something like this should work
background: #color url(image.jpg) repeat-x left top;
If the image is in a sub directory or somewhere...
nope the username and password is still the same..
It should definitely work in Chrome, it works in all browsers.
I test all my things to the bone in all browsers.
Thanks Eric.... I appreciate it
Yes, google won't allow it...but type in something like facebook.com, or some site that is not a search engine.
the internet browser? it works perfectly fine....I wont publish something that doesn't work..
I'm a lazy reader Ma,
I cant read all posts, I look at the first post, then I make my reply...depending on how many replies of cause. cheers Ma
that's perfect.....exactly the kinda review I was looking for....
It's slow loading because the background images are huge...because it's high quality images "like a OS"
It basically has...
the white space below the header, why are you adding margin-top 25px? the green wrapper is like 700kb....you can take that down to 2kb....
The logo is 130kb....and it's transparent...there goes...
There are styling problems that end up being bad practice.
Like most of your images are HUGE..too big for the web, learn how to work with small images and repeat the image in what ever direction...
Hey all!
Haven't been on the site for a long time.
I'm busy with a fun little project, creating a online OS.
Test is and let me know what you think of the.
- Usability
- Design
- Interface
okay, so to make web development easier, you give id's or class's, so what is the class name that's not showing up, far left doesn't really mean much...