Chocolate570

I can't really explain it. All I know is it has capabilities of plotting things, including creating 3d characters, grids, and 3 dimensional graph plotting. I also know that a person on another forum I'm part of created something with it so that, with the right equation, you could take a 3d rendered image from a 3d studio program, and put it on the web and view it in all its glory (rotate, spin...) It was quite cool. :)Also, this is what the Safari JavaScript programming topic documentation says.

A canvas is an HTML tag that defines a custom drawing region within your web content. You can then access the canvas as a JavaScript object and draw upon it using features similar to Mac OS X’s Quartz drawing system. The World Clock Dashboard widget (available on all Apple machines running Mac OS X version 10.4 or later) shows a good example , though using a canvas is by no means exclusive to Dashboard.There are two steps to using a canvas in your web page: defining a content area, and drawing to the canvas object in the script section of your HTML.

JavaScript can make 3D games. It is possible with the <canvas> tag. Let me get a link for you....http://www.abrahamjoffe.com.au/ben/canvascape/textures.htmThat's a 3d game (well, maze) that has textures and a guy and a tracking system, all made in javascript

If we get 1 more person for javascript and 2 more people for xhtml/css, we can pretty much start without a hitch

Welcome, all of you!

Akula is right. Also, RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication."

Well, we could take a crack at it---but we don't even have enough people PMing me on what they want to do. Look at the list.

Well, right now, it seems as if we wont be doing anything. No one new has voted...I'm sorry guys

The new firefox (v2 beta 2) runs 1.7. :)Opera runs javascript 1.3? Gosh!

If we're using the AJAX/RSS reader, there'll be XML involved.

Thanks for the explanation jonas. That's what I was thinking. Or was I...

That would just put an image you have on your site as the background. the numbers are images---he just made something up to 20 images with the numbers on them in a graphics program and saved them, I'm guessing. Or he has a dynamic PHP image script to create the images on the fly.

Well, it's so complex for no reason. I can't see anything it can do that my 6 line script couldn't do. Besides the staying on my hard drive thing.

Yes, it is CSS. :)Just find the id/class of the container that's holding your comment element. Then add this to the css, if the class of the element were "container"..container { background-image: url("image url") no-repeat; }

It's called chunkstyle. Go search phpbb

Guys, what's the point of wasting the Admin's time and going through all of the trouble to make a new forum? (as in forum category, not new board) Not to mention, I already made this:ClickGo sign up. :)Choco

I think it would be best if we only had one person do the graphics. Otherwise, it gets too confusing---so, if anyone would like to do the graphics job... (Don't worry, it's probably just going to be a couple of gradients, and maybe making the template. Not too hard.)

Wow...I hope that was edited after I read the project post. Not sure how I missed that. Thanks.

Where does everyone get that preloading script from? It seems to be the only one used! :S

Ya I know, it really sucks. But since IE 7 really isn't going to come out until 2007 (with vista), maybe they have time to...oh never mind. What am I thinking?

Has anyone read about the new features in JavaScript 1.7? They sound pretty interesting, and are sure to help out lots to anyone who makes scripts. http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/New_in_JavaScript_1.7

Try using PHP. Save the code to a file called "Sidebar.php"And then in every page that uses the sidebar, put this code where you want the sidebar. <? include("sidebar.php"); ?>

Hello and welcome to the forum!You might want to try this post:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=828Enjoy your stay!Choco

Updated...

You must remember that they run a company almost. There are HUNDREDS of pages that this side needs updated every day. If only one of us could actually do that job for a day--we'd probably all understand that even 10-20 minutes is too much time.

They probably WANT to, but they don't have the time.