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Been in design for many years. I've spent the last 9 in web design specializing in user interaction and affiliate marketing.
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Re: The big web sites such as Yahoo!, MSNBC, etc. are able to charge on a pay-per-view basis becuase they have the traffic to provide value to that model. It works in the same way a billboard on the side of the road or even a tv/radio commercial works in that … | |
Re: The problem with a CPC program is getting those visitors converted to a click on your CPC ads. If you can find a good CPV program where they pay by impressions, then you might have better luck. | |
Re: I guess the same question could be asked about many things... Is dance art or exercise? Is rap art or just talking to music? I have seen a few "artists" try to design a web site, but it comes out completely useless. The reason that question is asked is that … | |
Re: You have to find a web host to host your new Dreamweaver site. That host can either register your URL or you can go through a site like godaddy.com to register your URL. | |
Re: I agree with most everything you said. Webmaster used to be a coveted position when the Internet was young. The skill set was quite different. The primary ability of webmasters when I started my career was the ability to “code | |
Re: The best way to do what you need is either with PHP if you are on a Linux server or ASP if you are on a WIN based server. They both work in the same way, without using a database. You simply create your header/navigation as a seperate file. Then … | |
Re: I'm a designer. Can you show me what you have now? Maybe then I can give you a tip or two. | |
Re: Wow, calling someone a name is hardly productive. You could try using Flash to play the music, but it is still cached. My suggestion is to not add music to your site. It will slow the load of the site down and likely annoy people who don't want to hear … | |
Re: I know this is an old thread, but... If you are neading to purchase hardware for this, I would suggest just a stand alone appliance. You can now buy a VCR/DVD-R combo unit that will copy your tapes to DVD. | |
Re: You should be able to link directly to a graphic. You would define your link as [url]http://www.yourURL.com/graphicname.png[/url] But at this point it is only a graphic, not a "web page". You likely won't be able to link from this graphic to another page (I haven't used Fireworks a great deal, … | |
Re: There are many ways to accomplish this, the easiest would be frames, although frames aren't the best way to go anymore. If you use Dreamweaver there are built in options to help you accomplish this, otherwise a tutorial on webmonkey or another how to site would be a good place … | |
Re: I took a quick glance at your code and it appears that you are mixing your widths in % and absolute, i.e. if you specify your table to be 100% width, then specify your TD in %. I would suggest making everything absolute if you want to make sure they … | |
Re: There is a big debate over which is better, HTML tables or CSS. It just depends on what you prefer. I would suggest you try a little of both, see which one you grasp best. Or, it could be a combination of both. I still use HTML tables with CSS … | |
Re: The first is much better. It's easier to see what is available with the items listed out. Now, let's talk about that logo... ;-) | |
Re: I would STRONGLY suggest moving to Flash for your video & audio needs. You can edit your videos in your current software, then use Flash to encode and deliver your video. Plus, with the ability to do "progressive download" your video will start playing almost immediatly instead of taking forever … | |
Re: I agree, Dave. Flash video is very slick in what you can do with it. I've used it on several projects and think it could easily take over as the lead in the "new" streaming video craze. | |
Re: It is best not to put text in an image if you can avoid it. But, when it is necessary you can add an "alt" tag to your image so that handicap readers can "see" the image and so crawlers can crawl the text. It looks like this: <img src="images/logo.jpg" … | |
Re: Unless you need to have a book to take with you for convenience, I would suggest to look up what you need online. There are tons of free resources for learning just about any software. If you are a visual learner (like I am) then I would suggest linda.com. There … | |
Re: Where did you get the fonts from? It looks like the Shelly font is a free font, so you likely don't need a license for use. Of course, I'm no lawyer, so you should double check. Tension is claimed to have been created by someone at myfont.com. The web site … | |
Re: If you are looking for an autorun application with the ability to create a search form you should consider Macromedia Director or Flash. You can build them to link to your data for search capability. | |
Re: Maybe to help clarify... When you are creating your page you are telling FrontPage to "insert" an image into your page. When you upload your site to your server, you need to make sure that all images are uploaded too and the directory structure is the same on the web … | |
Re: Don't know if you have solved your problem or not... You need to make sure the screen size you are using in your video editing software is set the same as the native resolution of your camera. This is usally going to be 640X480, but some cameras differ. It probably … | |
Re: Is this only happening in the program when you are trying to view a graphic? If so, it may be that your settings have somehow been switched in both/either program(s). There is an option to change the display performance so that you can work faster. It will draw a box … | |
Re: It sounds more like what she is looking for is software from ToonBoom. Their software is made specifically for the type of animation you are talking about. You can find out more about them at [url]http://www.toonboom.com/[/url] They offer an "express" version of their software for $99.99, that might be a … | |
Re: typically if you want a link to pop in a new window you add "target=blank" in your code. | |
Re: Your text is blurry because it is in an image that was likely compressed to optimize for the web. It is best not to use images in place of text. All of your content inside your white box should be text, not a giant image. This will instantly cure your … | |
Re: If you are a visual learner a good place is [url]www.lynda.com[/url]. They have some really good video tuts out there (of course, for a small fee). | |
Re: That form is most likely using JavaScript to make the code disappear. I don't think this is a native function of Dreamweaver. | |
Re: If you are sending these files to a printer to have printed a work around is to create it at a higher resolution, at least 150 dpi (300 is better). The printer should then be able to use it. | |
Re: Well, every time you go to a new page, you are "starting over" basically. You could create a frames based site and play the sound in the main frame that never changes. | |
Re: Not sure how to do this with WM. I would guess the reason it is going black is because the first or last frame of your video is black (just a guess). I would suggest using Flash, you will have better control. You can also do a "progressive download" so … | |
Re: The first thing I would suggest is not to load so much info into a page. A good rule of thumb is that your page should be no more than 2X the height of your browser window. This helps limit the amount of data that is being loaded into a … | |
Re: Some development tools, such as Dreamweaver will allow you to do a find & replace of code in an entire page and an entire site. This could make changing that code much quicker. | |
Re: Can you explain what you mean by "move to an external file"? To make your site secure you have to have SSL certificate installed. You would probably be better off staying with PayPal to keep your costs down. | |
Re: I would like to discuss this with you. I sent a message through your contact form on your site. Hope to hear from you soon. rus | |
Re: The trick I use is to create a 1 X 1 pixel transparent gif and place it in the cell. Then I set the height of the gif to whatever size I want and set the height of the cell to match. DreamWeaver will usually then adjust the cell to … | |
Re: There is a great beginners tutorial on CSS on WebMonkey. The link is: [url]http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/authoring/stylesheets/tutorials/tutorial1.html[/url] | |
Re: It looks like you are using a "theme" that pre-determines the entire look of your site with/through PHP-Nuke. I looked at the source code and the background code is as follows: background="themes/plasmatech/images/bg.jpg" So, looking at this you need to access your server, find the folder called themes, inside will be … | |
Re: Are you trying to get ads from different companies to rotate or different images within a single ad to rotate? If you are doing the first, your best bet would be JavaScript. You can set the length of time each ad shows, which shows first, create unique hyperlinks to each … | |
Re: There are a couple of things that might be causing this. 1. You are using a thin thin script font that won't reproduce well at 72 dpi. Script fonts generally don't reproduce well in low resolution mediums such as the web and TV. 2. The black shadow is too dark … |
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