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divinedesigns1

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  1. Well, you could post a small example that would demonstrate what you are trying to do.

    list-style.jpg

    the above image shows what im asking about, as you can see the dots are not centered as it normally would when you just use the default list-style option

  2. how can i go about correcting the position of a list-style-image, i am trying to place the image in the middle of the first row of the sentence, is there a way to correct this?

    mine is at the bottom at the moment

  3. So I created this website for my small group of developers, their just seems to be something missing.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALYFlWhzo_0

     

    what should i have to give the site some personality!?

    it have way too many free space, you can create a two column, where the menu stay on the left, have the content on the right, and have the about us on the a new page with a about us link, its just way too many free space on the website, you can also created on the index page, sections of what the developers have posted, etc or the work that the developers have created like a slideshow of their work

  4. i am trying to grab certain images from joomla, which is place in there own folders, but when i try to get

    failed to open dir: No such file or directory in /xxxxx/xxxxxx/xx/xxxxxxx/html/Ej/test.php on line 10

    but the folder is actually there.

    i am using this code to grab the images from the folder, which i have tested it within a normal folder

    $handle = opendir(dirname(realpath(__FILE__)) . '/images/');while($file = readdir($handle)){	if($file !== '.' && $file !== '..'){		echo '<img src="images/' . $file . '" border="0">';	}}
  5. i have a few divs which is transparent but the text also becomes transparent, how can i undo this or make it just so the div can be transparent and not the font also

    background-image: -ms-linear-gradient(top, #F9FF4F 5%, #EFE703 100%);	background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(top, #F9FF4F 5%, #EFE703 100%);	background-image: -o-linear-gradient(top, #F9FF4F 5%, #EFE703 100%);	background-image: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, color-stop(0, #F9FF4F), color-stop(1, #EFE703));	background-image: -webkit-linear-gradient(top, #F9FF4F 5%, #EFE703 100%);	background-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, #F9FF4F 5%, #EFE703 100%);	opacity:0.6;	filter:alpha(opacity=60);

    the above code is what im using, but this is making the text also transparent.

  6. ok, so I was trying to do a 3 column website but soon as I get the first column into position, the main div the wrapper css was remove, well that's how it seem in IE and chrome, how can I go about doing this and keeping the divs in the wrapper div? this have been a small problem for me for a while.

     

    any help would be appreciated

  7. might want to check your info, also contact your web host to make sure you have permission to create a datebase and view your directory, but according to that message it seem like you might have misspelled something

  8. and I agree with you on, that part, but like I said at the being of the post, I only coded this website, the design work was done by someone else, this is not one of my design work done here, just the development part I have done, but I did change that dark blue to something more greyish blue

  9.  

    It absolutely matters... Your telling me I could have a 500px high sticky header and it wouldn't matter? After a certain point the header becomes intrusive. Every design decision should contribute to the experience. At this height, I think it hurts the experience.

     

    The header looks good when the page loads, it is just when I start scrolling that it seems too tall. Maybe you can just have the height shrink as you scroll until it reaches a min-height and then becomes a sticky header.

    if the header is suit the design it really dont matter, and it wouldnt affect the sticky footer either, i have a page where my header is basically covering the screen and its a sticky footer. its just a preference

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