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Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by Mrs Jackaroo
(Post 5756334)
You're a darlin! Thanks Ste - I'll check them out this evening :)
http://www.myspacegeeks.com/myspace-...rs/mclovin-id/ or http://www.myspacegeeks.com/myspace-...rs/ipod-touch/ Script's my son made. Works on the same principle as you want, but uses php to do it. He could probably do a mashup for you, if i asked him nicely :) Example of output: http://www.myspacegeeks.com/myspace-...xpats/1881.png Make Your Own iPod Touch Image |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Well my first website project is almost complete :)
When its up and running I'll put a link here (as long as the owner doesnt mind of course!) Everyone else who was interested seems to have gone quiet on me? Anyone out there still wanting a site? Be quick though - I cant offer freebies forever :) |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
If any of you have been considering taking up Mrs Jackaroo's offer, DO IT NOW - she is now looking for a new project as she has finished building my website for me, so send her a PM.
You just need to know what you want it to look like and your content and Mrs J will do all the hard work building the site. She is a dream to work with, very tolerant and enthusiastic. I would recommend you take her up on her offer now as she will soon be turning this into her business and that means it'll cost you $ :):):):) Thanks Rach:thumbup: |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by gillysm
(Post 5792918)
If any of you have been considering taking up Mrs Jackaroo's offer, DO IT NOW - she is now looking for a new project as she has finished building my website for me, so send her a PM.
You just need to know what you want it to look like and your content and Mrs J will do all the hard work building the site. She is a dream to work with, very tolerant and enthusiastic. I would recommend you take her up on her offer now as she will soon be turning this into her business and that means it'll cost you $ :):):):) Thanks Rach:thumbup: Thanks ever so much - it was great working with you too :) |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by fairbloodydinkum
(Post 5756258)
From a $150 - 200 a year can get you a domain name and server in oz with all programs..forums..business stuff included...and be online in a week..
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Re: Does anyone need a website?
Well my first project is now live :)
www.brisbanebritsrentals.com I really enjoyed doing this as it was definitely good practice! Its pretty basic (which was how Gill wanted it) but I'm pleased with it :) Sorry but the freebies are now no longer - I've got a few projects on the go now and am struggling a bit to keep up with them all now that I'm back at TAFE full time. |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by Timber Floor Au
(Post 5728372)
My sons the whizz..
How he does it beggars belief, as a wise man said in a ( Jackie Gleeson ) Smokey and the Bandit film... "there aint no way you came from my loins" |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by Mrs Jackaroo
(Post 5936376)
Well my first project is now live :)
www.brisbanebritsrentals.com I really enjoyed doing this as it was definitely good practice! Its pretty basic (which was how Gill wanted it) but I'm pleased with it :) Sorry but the freebies are now no longer - I've got a few projects on the go now and am struggling a bit to keep up with them all now that I'm back at TAFE full time. I'd recommend checking out the site below, downloading the resource files (a HTML & a CSS file) and deconstructing them to find out just how powerful CSS can be when designing a site. http://www.csszengarden.com/ Using CSS is a great way to separate the design from the content. it can also help to make it easier for the Search Engines to find the content. The site above was a great way for me to slim down email AD's for a few clients. i was usually able to reduce the email size by at least 50% by using CSS instead of tables. Even in this broadband world we have now, people are still soooo impatient when waiting for a site to load. Keep up the good work. Darren |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by aus2be_OH
(Post 5936652)
Good looking site there. :thumbsup:
I'd recommend checking out the site below, downloading the resource files (a HTML & a CSS file) and deconstructing them to find out just how powerful CSS can be when designing a site. http://www.csszengarden.com/ Using CSS is a great way to separate the design from the content. it can also help to make it easier for the Search Engines to find the content. The site above was a great way for me to slim down email AD's for a few clients. i was usually able to reduce the email size by at least 50% by using CSS instead of tables. Even in this broadband world we have now, people are still soooo impatient when waiting for a site to load. Keep up the good work. Darren This is the site I've put together now for TAFE http://www.richmondit.com.au/rach which I think is starting to get closer to my goal :) At the moment we've only worked with incorporating CSS within tables but I'm pushing to get them onto divs asap. I can code divs.....but using divs in Dreamweaver at the moment is proving a bit harder - I'll get there though :) Thanks again Rach |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by Mrs Jackaroo
(Post 5938875)
Thanks for that Darren. Yep CSS is definitely very very useful. I'm starting to get better with it but I'm only 6 months into my course so it takes time.
This is the site I've put together now for TAFE http://www.richmondit.com.au/rach which I think is starting to get closer to my goal :) At the moment we've only worked with incorporating CSS within tables but I'm pushing to get them onto divs asap. I can code divs.....but using divs in Dreamweaver at the moment is proving a bit harder - I'll get there though :) Thanks again Rach Darren |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by CadburysFingers
(Post 5936622)
He simply buys the templates off Template monster, then adapts them as do many people. ;) http://www.templatemonster.com/
That site was designed from the ground up ! |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Bloody good work !!!!! Rach
I would add the following syntax to your stylesheet a { outline: none; } Ste |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by aus2be_OH
(Post 5939063)
Not a big issue Rach but the rollovers on the above site don't work correctly in Safari on the Mac. I know it's only got about 5% market share compared to 75% for IE, but hey, I'm a Mac using and we have to fight our corner :p
Darren |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Originally Posted by Timber Floor Au
(Post 5939138)
Bloody good work !!!!! Rach
I would add the following syntax to your stylesheet a { outline: none; } Ste |
Re: Does anyone need a website?
Just been having a good look aver the site.
Havent looked at the code yet. But its very slick, fast, and albeit there are a cpl of style issues , which are easily altered, it really is eye candy ! Be very proud of yourself. Thats GOOD WORK !!! I would hire you ! Ste:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: |
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