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Look at some online tutorials and read some books on HTML/CSS
Have you digested the basic HTML 5 page structure ?
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Untitled...
Your samples are interesting. At 17, black background may seem psychedelic and dramatic, but a softer neutral color would be more functional in most cases. The point is that, when you have real...
After years of using Photoshop to create animated GIFs, I have encountered problems with version CS6 Window>TIMELINE, See for instance ...
See "responsive" designs (that resize) at
http://www.auntnini.com
http://www.josephdenaro.com
http://www.lapearldesigns.com
These use "contextual" image CSS of a certain percent and...
Developing the "concept" for a Web site is the hardest and most important step. Ask yourself: What is the purpose of site? Who do I want to reach as an audience? ... and so forth ...
I'm not...
My first animated GIF was created in Macromedia Fireworks circa 2000, After that I used Adobe ImageReady/Photoshop, and have been through several version changes in Photoshop. In CS5 it was...
What don't you get? The first Tripod demo changes 4 images. The other examples (look at them). change one image at a time.
If you look at KOR's example code, you see another way to call a...
Remember "cascading" in CSS; the last stylesheet may override the preceding ones.
See KOR's comment and code about using a function instead of coding locally
at http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?246393-onMouseover-Problem-in-Microsoft-IE
See for instance http://webdocdo.tripod.com/genericRollover/multiple.html swapping muptipleimages
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
pic01 = new Image
pic01t = new...
Thanks Rick, but I don't see what that would do?
I should explain, I'm helping DLC set up a new site. We're still working on it. So far this Legacy page has animated GIF versions (the 2up files)...
Please see http://www.lapearldesigns.com/legacy/index.html
<div id="showpics">
<div id="space">
<img src="coin-B.gif" name="holder" id="holder" width="476" height="476">
...
Thanks again, Major Payne. But I'm most comfortable with Photoshop after all these years and the simple solution I noted above solves the problem.
TOO, tooooo simple. Why did not Adobe HELP say so.
Window>TIMELINE (also but may not be necessary Window>WorkSpace>Motion). In timeline section click arrow to choose CREATE FRAME ANIMATION, then...
TOO, tooooo simple. Why did not Adobe HELP say so.
Window>TIMELINE (also but may not be necessary Window>WorkSpace>Motion). In timeline section click arrow to choose FRAME ANIMATION, then click...
Thanks Major Payne. You always come up great references.
I tried to check out a few. Would have to learn a new program.
My BIG complaint is against Adobe. GIFs in Photoshop were once so...
See previous post re Adobe Photoshop CS6 problems with animated GIFs.
http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?269779-damn-Adobe-Photoshop-CS6&highlight=
Does anyone have suggestions...
A recent query and answer from someone else that "IE does not like CMYK files," reminded me that our files were in CMYK color mode from a book. I thought I had re-converted them all back to sRGB...
Be careful using HTML5 <header> element -- which is not supported in IE and which defaults to display:inline;
You simply put the CSS-styled HTML element in the page code, You might want to...
Search for "rotating images in circle" resulted in several jQuery and some CSS3 results
HTML would need some scripting or styling
At http://www.jacquimorgan.com/ when viewed at school lab, the two "Ryan" images do not display on Internet Explorer
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var ultishow=new Array()
//ultishow[x]=["path to image", "OPTIONAL...
I don't know if this would affect what's happening when you click the blank space after the last thumbnail, but it looks like and extra </div>
<div id="productdesc">
<p>Clean,...</p>
...
You need to do some HTML / CSS homework
For instance, see http://webdesign.about.com/od/advancedcss/a/css-clear.htm for CLEAR property possible values: none; left; right; both;
...
Saw this from FreePress newsletter email
http://www.ebony.com/life/diversity-in-tech-and-the-myth-of-meritocracy-204#axzz2KoCeAK5G
Thought it was worth noting and reading