Tag Archives: Arial Helvetica

Fonts on the Net

Posted on December 10, 2012 by admin538 views

I’m unclear that this can be a right forum to be able to post this into, but I have noticed that site uses the cool font (Trebuchet MS i think). Do you think that this is an excellent font to handy in web design, or do you find it best to stay with Arial Which font do you think is ideal, could you employ Verdana or what Furthermore, this site has online Explorer " Edit" button disabled. How do you do that. Do you find it worth doing this I such as veranda personally TNR isn’t good for web site design and whoever votes for it has issues. sylfaen a person’s obsessed with this font. Ever since I made Trebuchet MS the primary font at WDF, I’ve used it on just about any other page. It isn’t really as common seeing that Verdana, which is wonderful for originality, but still looks good. WDF uses Trebuchet MS because normal font dimensions, Verdana as the tiny font size, and Lucida Sans Unicode to all the small shots. I use Lucida Sans Unicode throughout navigation and pictures and arial everywhere else at this point. i feel so special. im alone that voted for … Continue reading →

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Nicest Page Layout

Posted on December 6, 2012 by admin542 views

What are the cleanest, easiest to help read layout (Font colour, Bg color, and anything that concerns that) All Love it if more want is what you would imagine the best looking layout would be. Thanks alot! 10pt Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif #000000 Natural on #FFFFFF bg Font Experience: 10pt Verdana, Tahoma, Arial Font Color: #000000 Font Properties: Normal Text : normal, headers — bold, links – underlined System BG: #FFFFFF WE agree. When you define your font size help it become relative so that it can be resized according towards visitors preference. WE use font-size: x-small to get my main wording and font-size: larger for my headings. 12 point is formally easiest to study… 10pt and persons over 50 should squint. But not surprisingly all of my page layouts are the ideal… duh! Not true… 12 pt. arial is technically harder to read since the font becomes bubbly as well as less discernable. ELEVEN pt. serif (times, or anything else. ) is the simplest to read on the net, but serif fonts usually are impossible to learn at 72 dpi. At 800 x 600 on the 17" monitor, 10pt arial is comparable to the size of text in a magazine. … Continue reading →

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HELP a beginner please

Posted on November 15, 2012 by admin498 views

Howdy people, okay i’ve never design an online site before and I really believe I have lots of problems of this actual website. Is it possible guys tell my family improve it thanks that url is http: //www. geocities. com/adeluniwsc didi Fundamentally, your biggest problem i always see is your main content area. White/Orange text over a black background is murder for the eyes. You should try out for something that permits black text. Remember you can however keep it dark/worn (ala internet. wddg. com ) Also your page tears is a bit, well, strange. I think these are too short as well as too contrasty. Whatever the brand new background color is, the paper shreds must be pretty near to the same color. A cool idea could be to put all of the content on a sheet of paper with the particular corner torn off (and place the heading in it). The remaining design is great, coding is not necessarily well thought via. I would suggest losing the frames/iframe, whatever it really is and make the entire page scroll. In order to take the time to learn to code correctly manually , with Web Standards you might eliminate the … Continue reading →

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External link from Database ?

Posted on October 28, 2012 by admin520 views

Hi there all, my website is definitely progressing and i have got data at display pulled in from a SQL server DB. What I’d like to do now is contain the links to other sites which are displayed in a table around the left of the particular page pulled in from your database also. Displaying the link (say internet. imdb. com) is no problem but learn how to get the connect to work I include created a table when using the fields ID Type (numerical to seperate state film links out of humour links) Link (The text they’re going to see, say for IMDB it’ll say ‘Movie Database’) URL (This could be the actual code.. which may be < A HREF=" http: //www. imdb. com" > < FONT size=" 1" face=" Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" > Video database< /font> < /A> < BR> can the URL arena tie in because the code for your page Thanks in advance, Mitch….

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Spry Menu invisible in IE6

Posted on August 13, 2012 by admin439 views

To anyone who can assist, the site renders fine overall browsers but IE6. Here’s the positioning address: http: //www. shelby-sheriff. org/index. html Inside IE6 the directory spry menu isn’t there. Here is the CSS: charset " UTF-8"; /* SpryMenuBarVertical. css : Revision: Spry Preview Release 1. 4 */ /* Copyright (c) 2006. Adobe Programs Incorporated. All rights reserved. */ /******************************************************************************* DESIGN INFORMATION: describes box model, positioning, z-order *******************************************************************************/ /* The outermost container from the Menu Bar, a fixed width box with no margin or support */ ul. MenuBarVertical border: 0; extra padding: 0; list-style-type: nothing; font-size: 100%; cursor: default; /* Set your active Menu Bar using this class, currently environment z-index to allow for IE rendering bug: http: //therealcrisp. xs4all. nl/meuk/IE-zindexbug. html code */ ul. MenuBarActive z-index: ONE THOUSAND; extra padding: 1px; /* Selection item containers, position children relative to the present container and will be same fixed width as parent */ ul. MenuBarVertical li border: 0; extra padding: 2px; list-style-type: nothing; font-size: 75%; location: relative; text-align: left; cursor: tip; width: 160px; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; colouring: #FFFFFF; border-top-style: nothing; border-right-style: nothing; border-bottom-style: nothing; border-left-style: nothing; /* Submenus have to appear slightly overlapping to the right (95%) or longer … Continue reading →

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Photo gallery moves each time you proceed to next picture

Posted on July 30, 2012 by admin454 views

MY PARTNER AND I used a photoslide generator ro build a image gallery. Whenever I hit alongside the next snapshot, the page resizes based on picture size. Possibly there is something i are able to do within the css which could keep it centered but not moving with each and every procession I just now it centered. Each photo may be a different html page so if i must change the photograph, i have research and change every page….. This is my css computer code. with thanks! /* Principal Selectors */ system background-color: #FFFFFF; color: #000000; a, a: visited background-color: clear; color: #800000; a: hover background-color: clear; color: #008000; /* Header */ div#header h1 font-family: " Courier New", Courier, monospace; text-align: heart; background-color: clear; color: #000000; /* Thumbnail List */ div#index perimeter: 1ex 0 1ex 0; text-align: heart; div#index stand text-align: heart; perimeter: 0 auto 0 vehicle; div#index td. thumbcell wider: 140px; border-style: good; border-color: #D7D3C8; border-width: 1px; text-align: heart; vertical-align: heart; padding: 10px; div#index td. thumbcell img border-style: none; div#index div. web pages font-family: tahoma, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 0. 8em; text-align: right; /* Photography Navigation */ div#navigation text-align: heart; font-family: tahoma, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 0. 8em; perimeter: … Continue reading →

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Dreamweaver 8 Scroll Bar Question

Posted on July 26, 2012 by admin437 views

Im working on a custom website and I was wondering if anyone new the right way to create a custom scrollbar for the dreamweaver 8 insurance. Ive currently been while using code below regarding my scroll bars but keeping this code the scroll bar is the same design and color. If anyone has almost any suggestions Id possibly be so relieved. case: < style type=" text/css" > entire body font: 11px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; div#content width: 200px; levels: 200px; history: #ccc; flood: scroll; < /style> … < div id=" content" > < p> Lorem ipsum dolor sit down amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Nunc dapibus sagittis orci. Mauris magna elit, facilisis the, imperdiet ac, imperdiet the, velit. Vivamus augue tortor, pellentesque inside, aliquam ac, vulputate nec, arcu. Suspendisse dolor risus, porttitor vel, luctus sit down amet, rhoncus quis, turpis. Proin ut neque. < /p> < /div> Should you be talking about this particular scroll bar around the vertical or horizontally (the browser) That can only be evolved for IE…. FF (Mozilla) does not support it. I’m talking about inserting a scroll bar while in the actual website site, not the one about the side or bottom that’s almost always shown. I … Continue reading →

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Overflow Text Question

Posted on July 25, 2012 by admin499 views

On the website I just recently established Im having issues with the text overflowing while i look at it with a laptop. I place the website together inside Dreamweaver. When I examine the website over a laptop the text paragraphs encounter each other and over main part with the website. Also, the text is usually unusually large on the laptop. Does anyone know why this issue is occurring Recommendations the code I’m using: < td rowspan=" 12" valign=" top" bgcolor=" #76808E" > < fashion type=" text/css" > system font: 11px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; div#content wider: 324px; top: 700px; padding: 10px; national boundaries: 1px solid greyish; backdrop: #76808E; < /style> < div class=" style14 style1" id=" content" > < p class=" style12 style4 style5" > Regarding Space Clearings< /p> < p> < course class=" style12 style4" > Cleaning your home keeps the space enjoyable to measure in, maintains health and wellbeing and provides the relaxing atmosphere. p> < /div> < /td> The definition of all those " styles" style12 style4 style5, or anything else I’ve never heard of classes defined prefer that, and where complete those classes occur That’s how To never use Dreamweaver! It lists the styles as numbers after … Continue reading →

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Contact Form Boxes Out of Alignment in IE – Why?

Posted on July 1, 2012 by admin429 views

Concerning used the identical contact form signal for http: //www. specialistangliansecurity. co. uk/contact/contact. php that we have used throughout other websites. During this website, however, it looks so in Firefoe but in IE this white boxes below Your Name plus Type Verification Code are away from alignment witht they other white boxes. Can anyone realise why this is or what may be done Code on speak to page (Your Name that’s out of alingment uses identical code as Your Email which is in alignment): Code: < mode action=" sas-mailer. php" method=" post" name=" form1" id=" form1" style=" border-style: starting point; margin-left: 20px; line: 0px solid #CC0000; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; thicker: 599px; padding-left: 00px; " onsubmit=" MM_validateForm(’email’, ”, ‘RisEmail’, ‘name’, ”, ‘R’, ‘verification_box’, ”, ‘R’, ‘message’, ”, ‘R’); give back document. MM_returnValue" > < br /> < span class=" paracontact" > Ones Name: < /span> < br class=" contactform" /> < insight name=" name" type=" text" id=" name" style=" underlay: 2px; border: 1px sturdy #CCCCCC; width: 400px; peak: 22px; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; " value=" " class=" contactform" /> < span class=" contactform" > < br /> < br /> < span class=" paracontact" > Ones … Continue reading →

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Embded Search Results

Posted on June 21, 2012 by admin493 views

I’ve the following look for form on my own site: Code: <! — start out of search common box html –> < stand cellpadding=30 cellspacing=0 border=0 > < tr> < td style=" font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 9px; " > < type style=" margin: 0px; margin-top: 4px; " action=" http: //search. freefind. com/find. html" method=" get" accept-charset=" utf-8" target=" _self" > < input type=" hidden" name=" si" value=" 213345" > < input type=" hidden" name=" pid" value=" r" > < input type=" hidden" name=" n" value=" 0" > < input type=" hidden" name=" _charset_" value=" " > < input type=" hidden" name=" bcd" value=" & #247; " > < input class=" searchfielddef" type=" text" onfocus=" eFocus(this)" onblur=" eBlur(this)" value=" Type search query and also press enter… " name=" query" size=" 32" > < input type=" submit" value=" search" class=" searchbutton" > < /form> < /td> < /tr> < tr> < /td> < /tr> < /table> <! — end of search common box html –> Right now the search engine results obviously open up in the new window attached to the freefind. com internet site. I want to be able to display those serp’s in a window on my website, … Continue reading →

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