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I've made the basic design for a website, and I would like opions. The host is a bit lame so it doesn't load to fast, but that isn't my fault. The URL is http://metroidprime.port5.com
All commets are much apreceated!
taka-Q
All commets are much apreceated!
taka-Q
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Taka-Q wrote:
> And by tables I asume you mean using them as layers yeah?
That's what I did
> And by tables I asume you mean using them as layers yeah?
That's what I did
Taka-Q wrote:
> And can I just check my javascript making the backqround on the centre
> frame always fit works on all different browsers?
>
> Thanks people
I know it works on IE and Netscape, but feedback for the other availible browsers would be nice
Cheers All
> And can I just check my javascript making the backqround on the centre
> frame always fit works on all different browsers?
>
> Thanks people
I know it works on IE and Netscape, but feedback for the other availible browsers would be nice
Cheers All
And can I just check my javascript making the backqround on the centre frame always fit works on all different browsers?
Thanks people
Thanks people
Like this that I nicked from my bros old site (www.chundermonster.co.uk):
Here we deal with a whole
load of stuff - films (cult though), and stuff like that. Also, there should
be some music stuff (hopefully unreleased details, and special stuff like
that). Links take you to other sites, and we also hope to add a few things
that may help people out. Basically, this is the culture section.
Films. I recommend
you watch these - you may find them weird, but I like them.
Er, kinda.
Turbonutter wrote:
> You use tables (or CSS) and set the backgrounds of those so they
> adjust with the size of the page.
I'll give it a go using tables, as I really hate CSS, and as a note I've uploaded new images that are a bit more funky than the originals.
And by tables I asume you mean using them as layers yeah?
> You use tables (or CSS) and set the backgrounds of those so they
> adjust with the size of the page.
I'll give it a go using tables, as I really hate CSS, and as a note I've uploaded new images that are a bit more funky than the originals.
And by tables I asume you mean using them as layers yeah?
I do that with my site http://cyberwise.tk
The fading squares on the right always appear on the right,and not halfway across or cut off. This is the same for the gradient effect in the top left corner and the wire ball in the bottom left corner.
The fading squares on the right always appear on the right,and not halfway across or cut off. This is the same for the gradient effect in the top left corner and the wire ball in the bottom left corner.
You use tables (or CSS) and set the backgrounds of those so they adjust with the size of the page.
Taka-Q wrote:
> Turbonutter wrote:
> Taka-Q wrote:
> This is because the backgrounds are designed to fit that size
> window,
> and in other window sizes they are repeted or bits are cut off.
>
>
> Oh for God's sake get some skills.
>
> I could do a javascript code so they always fit, but then as they are
> .gifs (to be animated) they look lame using it.
Also, if you have a better way of doing backgrounds so that they always fit the tell me
> Turbonutter wrote:
> Taka-Q wrote:
> This is because the backgrounds are designed to fit that size
> window,
> and in other window sizes they are repeted or bits are cut off.
>
>
> Oh for God's sake get some skills.
>
> I could do a javascript code so they always fit, but then as they are
> .gifs (to be animated) they look lame using it.
Also, if you have a better way of doing backgrounds so that they always fit the tell me
Turbonutter wrote:
> Taka-Q wrote:
> This is because the backgrounds are designed to fit that size
> window,
> and in other window sizes they are repeted or bits are cut off.
>
>
> Oh for God's sake get some skills.
I could do a javascript code so they always fit, but then as they are .gifs (to be animated) they look lame using it.
> Taka-Q wrote:
> This is because the backgrounds are designed to fit that size
> window,
> and in other window sizes they are repeted or bits are cut off.
>
>
> Oh for God's sake get some skills.
I could do a javascript code so they always fit, but then as they are .gifs (to be animated) they look lame using it.
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