Post your website here! - Post ID 145917

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H wrote:
ok, Ive sorted the mouseover problem, the buttons are too close to eachother. ahhh!!!

H
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Very nice site.:)
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wait until you see version 2 James !!! lol

You also did revolving pictures on yours - how did you do it with the gallery or another programme ?

H


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Look forward to seeing the v2 website.:)..but the current site is really nice.

The pics on the from the front page are done with a jquery app known as s3slider.js. It's a little cantankerous with positioning, but otherwise an ok script. Most of the other pages are done in flash firestarter.
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ha ! you know my next question ...... how do I do that ? lol - or is there a web page I can go on that will help me do it ?

Thanks

H
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Hi James, While we're asking you questions, I've been wondering how you made the bottom of the web page stay there while the page scrolls in VSD. You have a very nice looking site. Thank you for the information, if you don't mind.

Sarah
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james, dont worry, just worked it out with coffee cup gallery - pretty excited about that !

Thanks for your help :)

takecare

H
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@H you would use the html tool and the tutorial here may help:

http://www.developersnippets.com/2008/12/06/smooth-slide-show-s3slider-jquery-plugin/

The s3 website is down(hope not perm) to download the plugin, but contact me on my website and I will email you a copy of the s3slider plugin.

@Sarah - that was hardcoded into the VSD page using CC HTML editor by doing something like:

In the header using the Edit>Edit Header in VSD:

<style type="text/css">
.bottombar {
position:fixed;
bottom:0px;
width:100%; /*Change this as you need to */
}

and in the body add with HTML editor just before the </body> tag:

<div class="bottombar">
<!-- Your bottom bar code here -->
</div>

A good example is here:

http://limpid.nl/lab/css/fixed/footer

And thanks for the compliment :)




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H wrote:
james, dont worry, just worked it out with coffee cup gallery - pretty excited about that !

Thanks for your help :)

takecare

H


Awesome!:)
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Thank you James. Have put it in my learning file. Will try it soon. Thanks.
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Me too nice little snippet so I added it to my snippets in my HTML Editor, thanks James :)

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