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Tag Archives: Div
Preload images or use a status bar to indicate page load progress?
Howdy, I’m redesigning my own site for a change and still have decided to use Simple Controls Gallery for the image viewing (it’s some sort of photography website). Nonetheless, it’s taking around 10 seconds for any gallery to initialise. We have 52 images up to now, all " saved for web" through Photoshop to minimize size. I think preloading the images would be counter productive as which is what the JS gallery script does on. Is there a way of integrating some sort of status bar and also countdown clock if anyone else is to see while the gallery initialises And here is the link: http: //www. 17minutes. company. uk/ Many thanks, Lol Are you sure it’s your images causing the condition and not the gallery If it’s the images, preload them independently without the gallery and display them over a page. No strange effects or anything at all… just the FIFTY TWO images on 1 page. This noises excessive, but you’re wanting to determine whether it’s the images or the gallery that is the problem. I suspect it’s the gallery, even with FIFTY TWO server calls to receive those images. Another thing you could possibly do is weight a … Continue reading
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Tagged Arrow, Countdown Clock, Css, Div, Gallery Loads, Gallery Script, Haha, image, Images Gallery, Many Thanks, Photography, Photoshop, Preload Images, Preloading Images, Quot, Shopping Cart, Strange Effects
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Creating a Shadow Backdrop on a Website
I am working on putting a shadow to a website I’ve been working away at. I have under no circumstances done this before so it’s really a new technique. I tried making an image and then created a div for this to be inside. I then fit that div behind the content region (which is where I want the shadow). It didn’t seem to work. I seen my css along with html and every thing looked fine. Does anyone know of a way to approach this specific Please post any ideas/coding you will have that might aid me out. Here is the website: my-testing-area. netne. net This is my personal testing area for my website designs to make sure they work accordingly before building being full Website. Once We have the drop shadow worked out, I’ll then have the ability to start building the total website. I just realized that the server that may be holding my website is down now. I’ll post again when i see that it truly is back up. absolutely no sense in re-inventing the actual wheel…. http: //www. alistapart. com/articles/cssdropshadows/ The server is back so you guys is now able to access the internet site: … Continue reading
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Tagged Angles, Appearance, Backdrop, Border, Circumstances, Closest Thing, Design Phase, Div, Drop Shadow, image, Internet Site, Personal Testing, Shading, Website Designs, wheel
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placing a transparent image over a flash video in dreamweaver cs4
Hello there All I will be having trouble determining how to have got an image post created in illustrator and inserting them over top of an flash video in dreamweaver. My image is absolutely my clients logo and several text, and i’d the flash video to seem in the background. Is this probable in dreamweaver Looks like you need a strong AP div using a high z-index value positioned over top rated the flash. This question is, have you thought to just add it directly towards flash and conserve the ass pain.
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Tagged Ass Pain, Background, Cs4, Div, Dreamweaver, Flash Video, Hello, Illustrator, Image Post, Transparent Image
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Does this look ok in IE?
Use a client saying her site looks almost all misaligned in IE 7/8/9. Then again I see that fine on almost all planes (tried IE 7/9, Firefox 4/5, Chrome 13). Had added people check them out, they all article it looks fine overall their browsers. So we’re possibly not entirely sure why the customer is seeing that incorrectly. The client notion maybe it had something related to his large display resolution (1440 a 900) but I’ve tried various resolutions and it continues to appear fine. I dont think that would lead on the way that he’s seeing it erroneous anyway. Was hoping some people here could possibly say if this looks ok as well as not in IE, so you can easliy get a bigger picture of the best way often/which browsers it isn’t really displaying correctly. Website link: http: //www. blackburnstest. com/bwf_test/ This is the screenshot the purchaser took of how he could be seeing it: http: //i. imgur. com/JtgC4. jpg Definitely doesnt look resolution-related. Regardless, can I try to get some yay as well as nays here if looks good for you in the prevalent browsers and which often versions Thanks much ahead of time! It’s IE7 (IE9 … Continue reading
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Tagged 411, browsers, Compatibility, Current Content, Display Resolution, Div, Divs, Ie 7, Ie7, Ie9, Jpg, Misaligned, Nays, Notion, Planes, Purchaser, Resolutions, Screenshot, Wheelfinder, Yay
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