Tag Archives: Mouse Overs

So much code for so little to show

Posted on November 16, 2012 by admin535 views

I’m endeavoring to make a straightforward page (template) with a menu across the top (well, I go made) but there’s basicly no content into the page, and yetthere has expired 600 lines of code simply to make a menus that only includes 4 selections. I am just using Coffeecup HTML CODE editor, which I guess may be a mistake. I was getting some ideas out of pages I’ve observed here (pages Now i’m doing are just for personal ‘training’, and Concerning no intention regarding stealing someones function, I’m just endeavoring to learn) Something such as the menu Below, Tekp’s site will be what I’m endeavoring to do. Why does Coffeecup make such an issue out of this specific My trial of your program is almost up, so I do not think I’ll be buying ours Check out there www. bluerobot. com’s Layout Resoviour, or look at www. neathdesign. com/webstandards for the quick example. I’d reccomend learning HTML/CSS and also coding pages manually. It reduces site code something competitive and doens’t put limits giving you some good places to study: www. w3schools. com online world. webmonkey. com online world. alistapart. com (for more advanced usage of CSS). Generate your navigation quick … Continue reading →

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moving graphics

Posted on October 18, 2012 by admin401 views

does anyone learn how to make graphics that should move like some sort of video i’m not referring to mouse overs, i’d just as it to engage in out. thanks loads!!! Animated gifs Thumb.

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small thumbnails to larger images on the same page??

Posted on October 7, 2012 by admin464 views

I’m currently doing (yet another) portfolio web site. My main framework is fairly common— some sort of series (maybe 10-16) involving tiny thumbnails with images is around the left. You rollover one of several small jpgs and also a larger version of seems like on the exact page off on the right. I’ve been trying to figure out how the heck to get this done the most efficient way. I could easily take action in Flash, but am curious about if there’s exactly how since these images are fairly substantial for jpgs. I don’t want to use frames and my CSS is just not great. (I’m fairly beneficial with Dreamweaver and should not code if possible– perhaps there is a behavior (other than the hide/show layers) of which I’m missing in which exists in Dreamweaver MX in this sort of thing) Any one have any tips or can point me with a dummy tutorials Sorry if this is the very stupid concern. : nervous: You shouldn’t use < frames>, but have you thought to use < iframes> Inline Frames Inline Frames are intended for exactly what you’re attempting to do. See this page: http: //www. collaborationgallery. com It is really … Continue reading →

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Major Rookie Needs Some Help.

Posted on August 6, 2012 by admin589 views

definitely guys acceptable, so i’m creating a website, and i only have PROOOOO CSS ABILITIES & pro image making skills for any design of the actual website but i have no clue how to allow it to become. in particular, all i have is a image. i don’t know how to divide it in to images so i’ll put it inside a folder, i don’t know how to like, EVERYTHING, fundamentally. i think i’d have the ability to figure out everything on my own if i know some thing: you understand the website, how you should seperate all the actual images & value the images within well, before the images are set up, the layout is usually all just destroyed image links with the boxes with this littler boxes + reddish x in these folks. how do i arrive at arrange the would-be pictures any one catch my drift D: remorseful, really noob. This shall be tough to convey over a forum like this, but you need to make use of HTML (XHTML) and CSS to provide the browser the actual code it needs to render your web page. Usually, a person doesn’t really create a whole web page for … Continue reading →

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