Daily Archives: June 17, 2012

Sugguestions On Good Web Design Books

Posted on June 17, 2012 by admin452 views

I grabbed a book titled " Creating Websites Simplified" Any other tips of good web site design books for a new graphic designer http: //designingfortheweb. co. uk/book/index. php http: //digwp. com/book/ http: //rockablepress. com/ DIG-WP will give you all the from the info needed to help keep your site protect and optimized. RockablePress – is more tightly focused on designing (for my home at least). The book has a load of examples for real world practice on web site design. Why Live journal Sorry, I thought were you to looking into producing dynamic websites that you can update on the particular fly. I was blown away by the new site Area 17 made out of WP. web-site takes ages to help load. that is certainly usually based on your own connection, equipment as well as ISP. I seldom have that issue, try clearing the cache. Really slow new load on that site. Very awesome though! Good make use of WP, would become pretty easy that will recreate. Your book thing, We’ve so many web site design books and there’re all have comparable stuff in these people. You may prefer to consider some Javascript/jQuery/Mootools guides. For Javascript, the top I’ve actually … Continue reading →

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Javascript in title bars

Posted on June 17, 2012 by admin527 views

I have a piece of Javascript that calculates the times passed since anytime the timer started out. Family and friends, I want helping put this in the particular title bar on the website. Instead of directly aquiring a < title> label, I was competent to get it to show up on the actual title bar by using this. insurance coverage. write(" < title> " + " Time " + Instructional math. ceil((today. getTime()-millennium. getTime())/(one_day)) + " < /title> " ) Today, my only query is, since title watering holes are so important for engines like google and such, would likely this obscure the title and injure my ‘ranking’ or even etcetra I’d suggest using a very static internet page title! It is probably the most important factor throughout SEO, if it’s constantly changing then you will have a problem hard showing up with any search. I’d suggest putting this the gym on your site if you would like display it. Loathesome, having the counter as being the title bar is pretty nifty. I could put it the gym if Need to, though. Can there be anyway I might have a partly static 7steps bar, and add the counter into the … Continue reading →

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Hiding images from IE

Posted on June 17, 2012 by admin861 views

Hi everyone. I’m having trouble with a certain image that’s not displaying properly around IE for Apple. This is what’s going on. In the system css rule regarding my site, I have assigned a backdrop image. This image is fixed, meaning that it stays into position while the user scrolls down the page. This image is determined to scale from 100% width with no repeating vertically. Today, in IE pertaining to Mac this graphic doesn’t scale as it does for Opera, Safari, and also Firefox. So what There’s no doubt that I want to do is hide this from IE even though forcing IE in order to simply display any background color for your body css tip. Can anyone no problem me a hint on how to get this done I’ve posted that link of this site. Those of you who’re on a MAC system hopefully will dsicover what I’m dealing with. http: //cdemarco1. mydevryportfolio. com/mystory. html document Not certain how Mac IE will with conditional comments, but try this with your < head> label: <! –if IE> < type type=" text/css" > bodybackground-image: none of them; background-color: purple; < /style> <! endif–> Yeah I’m uncertain how MAC does anything … Continue reading →

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