Tag Archives: Bugs

Go-Live(6.0) VS DreamWeaver(MX)

Posted on December 2, 2012 by admin502 views

What one is better and why Are you ready for ups and downs of each and bugs. What improvements need to be made for each one. I couldn’t touch upon Go-Live – MY PARTNER AND I doubt many people can but Dreamweaver is cool. What would be really cool for Dreamweaver is definitely if it had a server built in so when you went into preview mode or looked at the site you can use the server edge code. I always used go-live since that time cyber studio. i just started using dreamweaver. I use fireworks considerably so im getting your hands on dreamweaver fast. Im having difficulty controlling iframes along with editing tables within dreamweaver. Anyone in addition have problems with dreamweaver. Bugs, elements macromedia should fix Many thanks JR Brian strange enough i thought it was just me who was getting the problems with conference tables using dreamweaver.. POST found myself handcoding that tables.. unlike when i first started designing i used to be using frontpage in addition to frontpage had some sort of table eraser. that you could use to erase certain lines. POST miss that attribute since i dont apply frontpage anymore.. other then that dreamweaver … Continue reading →

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Windows XP SP2 makes it hard for web designers

Posted on November 6, 2012 by admin528 views

Features anyone downloaded SP2 for Windows XP I did and I don’t like it! I have Thumb on my web page and it won’t allow me to dispay it unless I select " Let Blocked Content" with the Information Bar. I merely downloaded it currently but I’m not happy with the results. This pages look aweful! There’s nothing being displayed the right way. Besides Flash WHEN I downloaded a script from DynamicDrive that does not display correctly plus my popup home windows don’t work. Any person else having promlems together with Service Pack 3 for XP I’ve had SP2 for almost thirty days and haven’t have any problems in any respect. you can set it so that it always shows that style of stuff. I’m sure I’ll go mess up, oh I am talking about ‘test’ it in someone elses PC before I click with installing it on my very own… thanks for the particular heads up though. AFAIK there have been no changes for you to IE in SP2 other than the popup blocker. This causes difficulties with popups (duh), but that is it. The right way to okay for my family once I inept that (STUPID FOOLISH STUPID) … Continue reading →

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Making sites that look like they were made from good templates.

Posted on November 6, 2012 by admin545 views

Within my oppinion, only about 10% connected with websites really glimpse and work excellent. Even these 10% really are crappy when comparing them to the websites at places like Template Recreation area (http: //www. templatepark. com/templates. php). What I am really looking for is often a guide to generate websites that appear like the ones from template park. I don’t cherish useability and most that crap, I just want templaty web pages. There all so excellent, like, I don’t know anyone who might even come close… Also, I can signal and markup about 90% of the sites on right now there, so I don’t need anymore coding or html/css knowledge (just a number of 3d design as well as flash effects along with I’ll be all set). Only 10% of websites look good and work great Sorry pal, nonetheless that’s complete b******s! What would you rather have – an effective, yet pretty good site that offers powerful content, rapidly, or a sluggish loading, but pretty impressive site of which delives OK written content Myself, I’d opt for the former. Positive, your site great, but you want anyone to stay around to truly it don’t everyone!!! Usability is essential, you want … Continue reading →

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Aardvark Firefox Extension

Posted on October 25, 2012 by admin387 views

Thought this will likely interest some connected with you. I stummbled around this extension before today and I think it is pretty awesome. Quite handy when your designing with CSS. http: //www. karmatics. com/aardvark/ It’s pretty awesome with some of the stuff it are capable of doing. For example you are able to delete elements coming from a website. But refresh and will have them back in. It has several shortcut keys that allow you do make elements larger, norrower and you can even change the backdrop colours. What any beaute. Should you have firefox download it and now have a play. Will come in use I believe. Just what other extensions ADDITIONAL THEN WEB BUILDER TOOBAR do individuals use when creating websites There are a few cool measuring extensions i always have used before that assist you to… umm… measure Any one else POST use Live HTTP Headers and also User Agent Switcher. Useful in following down those elusive scripting bugs I are good at composing.

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MS Office Live websites

Posted on October 7, 2012 by admin570 views

MICROSOFT Office Live, which I am some sort of beta member, is known for a free website and website name. The idea sucks. I listed with http: //www. alanhogan. net/ plus its just an hideous 1999 template wizard that you just run in your browser. Really. I used software this way half a decades ago. I also couldn’t see any selections to post HTML PAGE or other files that i actually created, with the exception you could upload images. Don’t jump for this horrendously crappy providing from Microsoft. Live Mail is utterly worthless, especially in Firefox. There’s not even a check many checkbox when viewing a folder. Now some other Microsoft beta programs that I am a member far more significant than Stay Mail, those are nice. Some programs specifically are monumental advancements over their good old versions, although it’s eerie to get Microsoft call me following on bug reports. they actually call your own home For among the dozen or consequently bugs I submitted.

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First post: Charset issue – suspected server problem affecting web pages

Posted on October 4, 2012 by admin510 views

About my server (run because of the wonderful folk with Media Temple) that will serves my web page Pixelsurgeon (which is currently undergoing a redesign) the DefaultCharset in the primary httpd. conf is actually ISO-8859-1, but I’m wondering if it needs to be set to UTF-8. For illustration of the condition check out bug #4 here: http: //dropbox. pixelsurgeon. com/bugs/ which is an XHTML page set to UTF-8. There are a few double-byte characters (Japanese, China, Korean) and several accented characters and several Polish. Instead connected with displaying correctly, which jointly do using UTF-8, they manifest as gibberish. HOWEVER – in the event you MANUALLY set the particular Text Encoding to help UTF-8 (for example View > Textual content Encoding > UTF-8 in Firefox) everything snaps just how it should. It’s almost as if the text encoding fact < meta http-equiv=" content-type" content=" text/html; charset=utf-8" /> in the head is becoming ignored. Locally on my machine (Mac OSX which uses a version of UTF-8 for text encoding) everything is fine and also the page works precisely as it should. It just stops working when uploaded towards server. The most apparent thing I can think about is a mismatch somewhere between … Continue reading →

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Shopping Cart Problems

Posted on September 1, 2012 by admin464 views

Hey each one, I am fresh to this web site, and fairly brand new to site development. I am focusing on my first true site. I am working for a company referred to as G. A. T. Guns I have re-designed there site and trying to get all of the bugs and things they need done before MY SPOUSE AND I host it. I have pretty much everything done but recently the owner through something at me that we did not know how to do. He wants to acquire a section that displays the many stores used pistols. I set up a page in which does this, it pretty much takes a XML file that they generate and displayes this kind of. This works though the problem is no include pictures in the products which is a main thing that he would like. They have some sort of instore data trust that contains doing this information I am just uncertain how to display this level of detail onto the website. I don’t know plainly should use a third party Shopping basket system or whenever a an eaiser approach. We have looked into several Shopping cart plans, but the problem I … Continue reading →

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Browser Compatibility

Posted on August 30, 2012 by admin414 views

Ok so I am creating this innovative website using solely html and css…. also it looked fine within IE7…. but wen post looked using Mozilla… the menu in particular was not anywhere nearly where it was supposed to be…. Wen i appeared up online because of this stuff.. i was overwhelmed with the different bugs along with issues.. Can any1 tell me how to proceed URL San That’s basically just how of development: design in the browser that operates, and then add fixes for any ones that crash. If you seem things up around here and ask questions, you will find there’s enough collective expertise you do likely be competent to fix most bothers. Though there are some really odd obscure ones.

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need some help re: functionality

Posted on August 23, 2012 by admin442 views

Hi, I posted this on one of many other boards yesteryear but thought It’s safe to re-post now We have calmed down a little. I have a new relatively new job (NOT in the container, web design, communications or anything at all remotely relevant including that) and the boss has asked me to help with the webpage. We have an Access 07 databases of sites (grid recommendations, disabled toilets etc) and need to create an active image map and form that income the requested facts. I know it needs to be pretty straightforward, I just don’t learn how to do it. I have experience as the designer but coming from, oh, about 6-8 typical, and that ended up being just building somewhat functionless sites intended for information only. I have a new vague idea that MySQL arrive into this certain times, but when plus how is further than me. The present site was written by another, maintained by another and has virtually nothing related to me. It seemed to be written in dreamweaver, hosted with BT… very dreary, ordinary SME products. I’m confident enough about developing a hyperlinked image map however the form / database has left myself completely lost. … Continue reading →

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Does Operating System Matter?

Posted on August 15, 2012 by admin469 views

Formerly suffering with tinnitus told recently that it isn’t just good enough to style pages/sites for cross-browser compatibility and for cross-OS compatibility. Can safari on OSX behave differently than safari with Windows Firefox in OSX, Windows, Linux Providing the pages are made using cross web browser standards (valid HTML and CSS) will the OS truly matter To all you professions designers around: Do you employ a windows XP, Vista, Mac pc, and Lunix box against your desk to pay attention to OS compatibility Or does one just have what’s necessary to check the windows. Thanks, Ron indeed, it does issue. yes, I complete have multiple units. At home WHEN I run a MBP together with VMs of Ubuntu and XP. With all the current different variable regarding browsers and operating systems it’s futile to aim testing on almost all. Not only are there to test to get different browsers but also for different produces on each visitor… Not to mention each browser version for the different releases of each one operating system. Its good practice to check it on a common browsers but my advise could be to stick with good coding techniques and also let the user’s field interpret … Continue reading →

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