Caligo

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What are you trying to do? Like a link mouseover/hover?

I'm sure adobe will appreciate it

I put it up as a new topic but it may have been better to just post it here.http://kuler.adobe.com/ it's a thing for color schemes, pretty cool.

I have noticed people having trouble with color schemes.Check out http://kuler.adobe.com/ If you look at the highest rated or most popular schemes you should get a better grip on what colors go with eachother.Play around on it, it's pretty cool.<<edited thread title>>

I understand why the admins wouldn't want an ot area. too bad though, i like having discussions as this past one

couldn't you start a new forum for such things?

Not being rude or anything, but is that a problem or were you just pointing that out?

Wow if that isn't true for me too. I have a site, but two or three weeks later I'm ready to change it because I find something I don't like with it or I find something I like better etc. Right now though, I'm fairly happy with the design of the site, it's the content I have problems with.I completely agree though, making something for someone else you are going by what they want so it is easier so to speak.

That was quite my point.

I must say, this entire discussion has made me think quite a bit. Due to the lack of time I shall, for now, only briefly speak.One question I have is how do you know that the equipment used to measure the age of bones etc. are really accurate? Yeah sure accurate up to what, about hundred years, and thats only because someone is alive to say, "Yeah, that's X amount of years old" and they had personally seen it that many years ago.It's kind of like what was said about the thing with the laws of physics. Considering the quoted, how, then, can one be sure, things are from millions of years or however long ago?This may not make as much sense as I'm trying to convey but I have not the time to get into this right now. I will be back for further discussion, as I thoroughly enjoy such conversations.

That is very well put I think. I must say this dicussion was very interesting to read. I myself am a Christian and I do my absolute best not to be arrogant. Just because you are religious does not make you right all the time. You are still the same person you have always been only with different understanding, if that makes any sense to anyone.Just thought I'd give my 2 cents.

Welcome

Well, all I can say is if you do go to Ubuntu, go for the newest version (6.10), it's supposed to be lighter than the previous version (6.06), for memory anyways.

Yeah, from what I was reading Ubuntu eats ram and processor. I'm not really worried though, I have a bit over a gig of ram and an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ 2.0GHz processor (planning on upgrading in a month or two) So it should be alright, or maybe I really don't know what I'm talking about :)Thanks for the input too

Alright! Will do

Yep, that's what I been thinking.I was planning on doing dual boot, at least until I am positive that I am going to stick with Linux. I agree though, Ubuntu looks and sounds pretty cool.Thanks for the input though. Much appreciated

Hey all. I'm thinking about getting into Linux. I just requested for Ubuntu. That way I can try it free then install if I want to keep it for good (good chance ) Then I remembered Linspire. Has anyone here used either Ubuntu or Linspire?What are the pros and cons you have found for each?Which would you suggest?Other flavors? (ie RedHat, SuSE, etc.)

Yep, I'm sure. But now I have different question.According to this (im using apache again, I got it so localhost works) I have to configure the httpd.conf file once php is installed, so i did. Now, though, when I go to the file through the browser it comes up with a thing for me to download the page.I've done everything the article has said up through the php section. the problem for me lies in the php section.(sorry for being a nuisance)

I figured that out, thanks anyways. The thing is that it doesn't actually echo, it just displays all of the code.I figure id just stay with the simple thing...so here is the code.<?phpecho "Hello World";?>instead of just showing Hello World, it shows all of the code too.How do I get it so it actually echoes

ok, so I installed it, but how do I get it so I can actually use php?

Alright, a while back I asked how to install apache so that it would work locally. I was told to put http://localhost/ for the Network Domain and Server Name and to just put my email address, basically for taking up space.Anyways, I tried all that and I couldn't get it to work. I installed php and mysql and couldn't get anyof it to work. I found a site that says about the same thing [link] I tried it that way, but it still didnt work.Any help would be super appreciated

alrighty, thanks.

i was asking how i should go about it. i know almost nothing about php so i wanted to find out what functions i would need to use. that was my real question. sorry about that

Not sure if PHP is what I should use but anyways...I want to be able to have, on a page of my site, the newest five site updates or news articles as suchand everytime I do another update or article the oldest of the five goes to an archive. just a simple text list of the date and title of each with the actual article/update info directly underneath, just like i do on the page to which the link was given. css not needed.not sure how much sense i am making. if any more explaination is needed ask and ill try to explain better