Tag Archives: Moz

Website not working on different computers

Posted on December 7, 2012 by admin501 views

Properly I thought because PHP is 100 % platform independant that would never happen nevertheless the site I do for your club in town (http: //www. westclub. company. uk) dosen’t actually workon any in the computers in the offices Has anyone actually cam across anything like this before It look that sometimes you can find just pages of code coming up when people click links and the links that happen to be a included track are just definitely not benig recognised while anchors! Coursesmart, including anchors, works fine for me in Moz Firebird. Were encourage using the identical browser What visitor were they applying (including version) mmm, was explorer may have been 5 in a push butwas a lot of likley 6. Bewildering isn’t it I used to be quite embarassed while i went in to show the staff tips on how to use the forums and it also didn’t work with thier offices! I’m bewildered how this will likely happen in PHP. Using some pages in the forums as opposed to it $_POSTing your details it just brought up pages like there seemed to be no PHP interpreter installed about the server! God precisely how embarrasing, never occurred before … Continue reading →

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Easy rounded corners…well maybe

Posted on August 12, 2012 by admin495 views

MY PARTNER AND I ran across this url that creates spherical corners and makes use of a copy plus paste thing. I make my but this could possibly be an option if you don’t know exactly how. I tried the item and tested in FF2 and IE7 and works in both. I don’t learn about other browsers when I didn’t sense like major examining or anything. Just thought I’d pass it along because a number of people ask about circular corner boxes. www. curvycorners. net should this too. Ya find out, it just seems easier, less computer code, and cross browser compatible to generate these with top rated, middle and bottom images in lieu of using js along with complicated code (complicated in my opinion anyway). I’m about to stick with by myself! Although Spiffy proverbial box was pretty simple. Moz and Safari assist you to create curved factors with CSS solely http: //www. css3. info/preview/rounded-border/ Great stuff! Only when IE would jump on this phone! HTML: < div id=" roundedContainer" > < div class=" roundTop" > < img src=" topLeftCorner. gif" class=" corner" /> < /div> <! –Content will go here–> < div class=" roundBottom" > < img src=" … Continue reading →

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Newbie asks: ‘div’ tags not ‘containing’ their content properly

Posted on August 5, 2012 by admin544 views

Greetings, my problem is when a different ‘div’ tag shunts a pre-existing one further listed below, only the outdated div’s content goes – the div itself stays from the same place. This is a picture of an illustration: http: //i303. photobucket. com/albums/nn134/mr-skill/Picture22. png The chief box with the actual semi-opaque black background can be a div called ‘gallery’. I’ve truly inserted a navbar over this in it truly is own div, visible dimly behind the top part of ‘gallery’. The navbar has shunted the particular content of ‘gallery’ (6 photographs with captions) downwards, whilst ‘gallery’ alone has stayed set up. How do you ensure that a div + its content will conduct themselves ‘as one’ Support much appreciated, thank you. PHP: <! DOCTYPE  html  PUBLIC  “-//W3C//DTD  XHTML  ONE. 0  Transitional//EN”  “http: //www. w3. org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional. dtd”> < html  xmlns=”http: //www. w3. org/1999/xhtml”> < head> < meta  http-equiv=”Content-Type”  content=”text/html;   charset=UTF-8″  /> < title> Untitled  Document< /title> < link  href=”.. /overall. css”  rel=”stylesheet”  type=”text/css”  /> < style  type=”text/css”> <! –. mugshots          padding:   10px; #gallery          width:   673px;         margin-right:   auto;         margin-left:   auto;     … Continue reading →

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Clarity of Transparent Gif Image in Photoshop

Posted on July 31, 2012 by admin586 views

I’m attempting to save an impression in Photoshop as being a gif with transparency. The image contains text on a transparent background to ensure that it will overlie a new semi-opaque white image which experts claim overlies rotating photographs underneath. My problem could be that the letters on this image become " shaky" while viewed in ie6 — it’s better however not perfect inside firefox. To make an effort to correct this, I’ve created the words to be twice the size and style I need and reduced it straight down (not ideal but this does create a decentish picture in firefox and not IE). In Photoshop I’ve used this settings: lossy = 0 selective dither 100% matte none The image may be the words " Bathrooms designed and installed to somewhat of a high standard etc" in http: //www. taylormadebathrooms. co. uk/ Has anyone else encountered such a problem That you’re scaling the photograph to 50% its original size. Try turning it into 330px high within the original, and anti-alias to somewhat of a background color with #aaaaaa. Good luck! Many thanks for your help. and the white across the image as a result of your matte – might want … Continue reading →

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Round corners on spry image slideshow dreamweaver CS5

Posted on June 8, 2012 by admin466 views

I’m wanting to create a custom spry image slideshow by using dreamweaver. the typical 4 corner rectangular shape ones just appearance so boring. Can’t figure out how to make the factors round.. Any help would be appreciated, thanks. If you are using a div tag for your image holder or on the whole slideshow add these lines on the CSS -moz-border-radius: 15px 15px 15px 15px; -webkit-border-radius: 15px 15px 15px 15px; border-radius: 15px 15px 15px 15px; These kinds of three lines associated with code will include a 15px circle edge to every single corner. You can modify the size if you want. Each 15px represents a quarter. There are about three lines of code regarding it to work in multiple browsers.

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