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Some more hard proof of web standards

Posted on November 10, 2012 by admin472 views

These are some intense figures here… I urge all of you to read the whole Microsoft redesign though, it’s an exceptional article and illustrates, once again, exactly how designing with website standards has zero room for question of its benifits. Although that would have been a tremondous amount involving savings, it isn’t like if they use a lot of bandwidth global warming will increse plus all fossil fules might be depleted. I really dont think MS even flinches at the quality of bandwidth they apply. But I sooo want to see such a substantial company adhear for you to standards. That would defenatly assistance with the web requirements movement. Probably not microsoft with particlar, but alternative sites… especially media sites that succeed on ad revenue to power its web servers may possibly adopt these strategies. Additionally… remember, that’s bandwidth savings for the. One single web site. Given they adopt this to their entire network put on potentially cut down their datacenter by countless servers. That would revisit in power, crews, and maintainence and definately save an amazing amount. Really, ESPN’s head wordpress website designer commented in a recent review that some people trimmed down his or her pages’ sizes by … Continue reading →

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Vote now – am I a plonker?

Posted on November 10, 2012 by admin455 views

Newcomer here – in the beginning stages, and getting many good fedback out of this board so gives thanks! I have been previously putting together my personal first site and thought to take it absent on vacation along with me….. so promptly copied it to my flash drive. When I tried to see from my flash drive I’ve no images in any respect – just those people irritating little crimson X’s!!! lolol I assume my pages are trying to find a internet page from my C drive Should i simply tell the page to look for files in the same directory I vote yes — I’m a plonker! the one thing that I could think of can be right clicking along with checking the homes. That should tell you where its looking for them. You’ll probably must change each image’s target to where it can be now. Can’t you just work without these people though Sure, I can carry out without them today…… but will I obtain the same problems once i upload to my server what I meant was on earth do you work without them until you become back from journey, and then you may have them again. … Continue reading →

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Do you have this font installed?

Posted on November 9, 2012 by admin444 views

Just wondering where I obtained this, and if most people have it fitted, or if it’s a compenent of a Windows XXXX assembly: Testing Here Verify this page available: http: //www. microsoft. com/typography/fonts/font. aspxFID=33& FNAME=Monotype Corsiva& FVER=2. 30.

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Is Verdana easier to read on-screen than Times New Roman

Posted on November 9, 2012 by admin522 views

Everyone among us has many situations heard or claimed statements like: – Sans serif fonts inside small sizes tend to be easier to read more the tv screen then serif fonts. – Verdana is a best existing internet font. – Arial will be good in placing much info into a small space. – The most beneficial line length will be 40-60 characters. I tried to get if there ended up being any scientific source behind these kinds of common statements. When i could not locate it, I enquired not one but two students (Julia Barrantes as well as Elahe Jalili Baleh) at my university to create their own findings. Of their experiments, 20 people today, all with a number of computer practical knowledge, were inititally revealed some texts inside Times New Roman, Verdana in addition to Arial, in numerous sizes, and enquired that was the smallest easily readable size. Within this test, that median agreement had been was 6 pt (=10px) regarding Verdana, 9 pt (=12 px) regarding Arial and TWELVE pt (=13 px) regarding Times New Roman, suppose 96 pixels/inch. Interesting here is the same text within Verdana 10 px (=12 pt) in addition to in Times Brand new … Continue reading →

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Website Poll Frequency

Posted on November 9, 2012 by admin410 views

Visiting be adding your poll this week to the website and employ a couple questions unless you mind. The website has quite a few different sections in which one poll can be more appropriate in comparison with another. Would it possibly be better to break out a variety of polls for the various sections or only to have one poll Our feeling is if it absolutely was broken out to a number of different polls, the polls would obtain a far less amount of traffic than some poll that was all around the site. And, if it was just one poll, that could get enough traffic to determine some results in order to have a new poll each day, hopefully making reasons for people another to check this out. Any thoughts or encounter with this Many thanks. Different polls which has a featured poll. Doing this, people can mostly vote on one poll to confirm popularity and ones regular visitors could vote as often on other polls when they wanted.

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Enter mozilla’s poster contest

Posted on November 8, 2012 by admin343 views

Look at the latest town marketing project. http: //www. blakeross. com/ I’ll be offer concepts in here in a small amount Here’s any cool concept I quite like that. Funny and looks not bad. Simple. Quite appealing to some teenager as good. Is there anywhere you can view other people’s entries Daniel Oliver.

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Interactive Contact form

Posted on November 7, 2012 by admin525 views

I’d prefer to add the interactive contact variety where people might insert their artists, emails, comments etc after which it submit. Unforuntately I have got (pretty much) zero clue how to start this. Is it complex stuff You would like a server edge scripting language (PHP, ASP(VB, C), JSP, Coldfusion, etc) to do that. (the inputs can be stored somewhere WE presume). When you’ve got knowledge of a script language, it’s fairly easy. If not, you’ll have to learn one. That will take a little bit of time, but is very rewarding once you start to master the idea. Any kind of interactivity through a web site page (except switching objects around within the page/changing background color as well as the sorts), is exclusively achievable through machine scripts.

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Rude Forum… Delete this and my account please

Posted on November 7, 2012 by admin476 views

Regards for the fine response… Delete this kind of thread and my own account.. it seems people allow me to share too rude intended for my taste. Hold doing what you are doing… making your templates. Find someone who desires a website… get it done for free. Develope and learn with the experience. Find someone else, charge them a tiny fee ($100. 00). Do the identical thing… keep constructing your template selection. Once you’re able to know how much time it will require, and you receive another client via word-of-mouth, you may " up" the actual fee. Guarantee that whenever you own money involved, you jot down an agreement (in writing) that explains precisely what you are hired to complete. Signed by both you your client BEFORE anyone create any web pages. The agreement has an expiration time period… like, you may handle problems, changes, alterations up to some certain date. Generate the agreement specific. You can indicate your client a number of template ideas before hand, before an deal is signed. A client is definately not offended by signing a partnership… it will as well protect them from the web designer that will takes their dollars and runs. Should … Continue reading →

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First on the Web

Posted on November 6, 2012 by admin497 views

Hi, I became wondering when was the world wide web introduced to people Since I’m just 15, I never remember when that actually happened. As well, what was the best website, and who claimed to generate the internet, whether it be an organization or an individual Thanks for the feedback! Al Gore somehow claims he invented the net but I don’t see how in which works. Tim Berners Lee acquired a lot related to it. See http: //www. moment. com/time/time100/scientist/profile/bernerslee. html Sean The ‘internet’ began within the 1970s didn’t the idea The infrastructure that became the net was earlier than that… the HTML PAGE concept came much much later. Found an affiliate site here… rather dry/academic but has a lot of the salient points! http: //www. isoc. org/internet/history/brief. shtml Sean somewhat off topic, but not really. There’s a site that enables you to look back within time- like an internet time machine. look it over. tom Indeed, archive. org is totally mindblowing! Such thinggs as September 11th… it has an awesome catalogue now there of news reports in the day… might seem using some ways grotesque, but it is " dwelling history"… … and visit sites which have been now … Continue reading →

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CSS and text wrap around boxes

Posted on November 6, 2012 by admin529 views

Relating to taken my first daring steps into your new world regarding CSS however, Ive faced issues: I’d like to insert smaller boxes (fact boxes etc. ) in the text can certainly say that the text message wraps around these people. What Ive complied far is we have inserted your text, applied my css style (external) to the text, and subsequently inserted the boxes using Dreamweaver ‘Insert table’-tool. What happens is that the text next into the box moves for the right. Is there ways to wrap the text thus remain aligning accordance with the other text Should you go to that link, you will dsicover my problem. http: //www. relocationenterprises. com/testingfile. htm Internet marketing using Dreamweaver. Thanks for virtually every help! Well first of all it looks an IE solely issue, (explains why the item took me/many others such a long time to realise just what your problem was. ) The tactic you’re currently utilizing is some what exactly abusing tables. Desk nesting really slows down a page, yet anyway… I’ve kind of managed a short-term messy solution that could make things appearance okay in IE, nevertheless it doesn’t appear to your workplace in many different browsers, it depends … Continue reading →

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