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http://orijen.aineistot.com/
Posted: Thu 23. Nov 2006, 12:07
by Lumimies
Petfood site for my friend - not ready yet.
Comments?
Posted: Thu 23. Nov 2006, 12:21
by nekket
Nice one ... but the Background Image shouldn't repeat... on my big screen it's displayed nearly two times....
Posted: Thu 23. Nov 2006, 12:25
by Lumimies
Thanks.. Did not notice that. I will check the background. Not sure if we are going to keep it anyway.
Thank You for comment!
Posted: Thu 23. Nov 2006, 12:26
by nekket
You're welcome
Posted: Sat 25. Nov 2006, 16:02
by Klappstuhl28
Hi Lumimies,
do you think the big background-picture
is really necessary? Same as the coloured
blocls on the page´s bottom and on the left.
For me it disturbs the visiual peace of the page.
I like the imagerotator very much. Great photos.
Maybe you can switch the background picture
to a fuzzy and or just grey background picture.
Or (stolen from fulvio):
Completeness is reached through subtraction, not through addition
Only my opinion
The rest is great
lars
Posted: Sat 25. Nov 2006, 16:22
by Lumimies
Hi!
Yeah... I was not sure about that (background) either.. But the client said that they like it, so... Customer is the King..
Thanks for comments!
Posted: Sat 25. Nov 2006, 18:07
by flip-flop
Hi Lumimies,
I am delighted to see your good side technology.
Very good photographies.
The background image isn´t deep enough by using 1280x1024.
I would prefere to cut the horz. Navigation to one level deep - without any flyout. Than you can eleminate the entry
body { behavior: url("phpwcms_template/inc_css/specific/csshover2.htc"); } at conf.inc.php
($phpwcms['IE_htc_hover'] = 0; )
This damn pop-up menu don´t work in all browsers right.
Regards Knut
Posted: Sat 25. Nov 2006, 18:32
by Nordlicht
flip-flop wrote:
The background image isn´t deep enough by using 1280x1024.
You meant 1600 x 1280, right!?
Posted: Sat 25. Nov 2006, 18:59
by flip-flop
Klappstuhl wrote:You meant 1600 x 1280, right!?
No, I mean 1280x1024.
Knut
Posted: Sun 26. Nov 2006, 01:25
by Lumimies
flip-flop wrote:Hi Lumimies,
I am delighted to see your good side technology.
Well... As You can see the site technology belongs to You...
(And for everybody - this site is based on flip-flop`s template "
http://www.128.weitzelmedia.de/index.php?install_tmpl7")
This template was the first I could find and modify without any pain. It is commented great and easy to modify.
So - Credits go to flip-flop after the site is ready and rolling.
Thank You Flip-Flop!
Lumimies
Posted: Sun 26. Nov 2006, 08:42
by flip-flop
Lumimies wrote:This template was the first I could find and modify without any pain. It is commented great and easy to modify.
This template is made for people with basic css knowledge. It isn´t the easyest one because the following conditions should be comply:
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- Any column may be longest.
- All the columns are floated.
- This layout works in: IE5+IE6/7/Win, Opera 6+,
Mozilla, IE5/Mac, Safari.
- You can format every column separately.
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The basic source is comming from Bruno Fassino
You can read it at the first comment in the css file.
Your site:
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I if you have time I think you can switch the horiz. and vert. navigation to NAV_LIST_UL:
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=74552
You don´t need the special navigation NAV_LIST_ALL_DIV for this site.
It is only (since some days enhanced) for very special menus like a site from you in the "end of 2005". (enhanced to parent link/text, structure depth, ID ouput, ...) [Thanks for the enhanced basic work to "marcus@localhost"].
I hope O.G. will implement this "parent feature" into the NAV_LIST_UL.
Thanks for the flowers
Knut
Posted: Sun 26. Nov 2006, 09:34
by Lumimies
Yeppp..
I if you have time I think you can switch the horiz. and vert. navigation to NAV_LIST_UL
Do You think that NAV_LIST_UL works better in this case? Or has better performance?
Cheers
Lumimies
Posted: Sun 26. Nov 2006, 09:49
by flip-flop
Do You think that NAV_LIST_UL works better in this case? Or has better performance?
It doesn´t work better, it is the same. (But there is a bug in the css-file at this moment for IE7 ore MAC output using NAV_LIST_UL in vert. case).
Performance: I don´t know about this.
There is a little bit less running code but I can´t determan a real performance difference.
I think it is more homogenous.
Regards
Knut
Posted: Sun 26. Nov 2006, 09:57
by Lumimies
Ok. Thank You!
Posted: Sun 26. Nov 2006, 14:08
by Klappstuhl28
flip-flop wrote:Klappstuhl wrote:You meant 1600 x 1280, right!?
No, I mean 1280x1024.
Knut
you mean
Nordlicht wrote:flip-flop wrote:
The background image isn´t deep enough by using 1280x1024.
You meant 1600 x 1280, right!?