a .com is born
04-09-02, 07:41 PM
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a .com is born
Hi all,
I just wanted to say that my site now has it's own domain at www.silverbulletrx7.com! As always I would love to get feed-back from you guys on both content and design. That's how it will get improved
I just wanted to say that my site now has it's own domain at www.silverbulletrx7.com! As always I would love to get feed-back from you guys on both content and design. That's how it will get improved
04-09-02, 09:49 PM
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My suggestion: ditch the java menu altogether. Java was not meant for that sort of thing, and performs very poorly.
Try Javascript if you are doing a mouseover type thing (image changes when you have your mouse cursor over it).
Or just go wiht regular HTML. If you go this route, you can ditch the frames, and put everything ina big table.
Try Javascript if you are doing a mouseover type thing (image changes when you have your mouse cursor over it).
Or just go wiht regular HTML. If you go this route, you can ditch the frames, and put everything ina big table.
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Originally posted by SupraJoe
im jutst wondering....how does one get their own .com?? and how much is a month (year?)??
im jutst wondering....how does one get their own .com?? and how much is a month (year?)??
You can secure a domain name for as little as 9 bucks a year, but then you need to have a web host. Basic packages can be had for less than $15 a month. Or, if you've got a static IP with a broadband provider (cable, dsl) you could point your domain to your home computer, and serve up web pages to the whole world.
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Originally posted by JspecFD
Site doesn't seem to function properly. Clicking the links on the left places all the text in the cramped space on that side(replacing the links). It should place the info to the right and leave the links active on the left..
Site doesn't seem to function properly. Clicking the links on the left places all the text in the cramped space on that side(replacing the links). It should place the info to the right and leave the links active on the left..
I guess it's not Mac-friendly
04-10-02, 12:27 AM
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Originally posted by MastaCow
<laugh> all this time, I thought it was just a glitch on my version of IE.
I guess it's not Mac-friendly
<laugh> all this time, I thought it was just a glitch on my version of IE.
I guess it's not Mac-friendly
04-10-02, 02:41 PM
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I didn't realize people were having problems with the buttons on the side. Nobody has ever e-mailed me about this in all the years the site has been up
They are not java, they are a special thing that FrontPage offers. It's an applet called fphover.class. I used it because you can update the text and add links w/o having to create new images. As for where they link that should work properly. I have most of them set to open in an entire window thus replacing the buttons altogether. I did it this way because I like the extra viewing room. I guess I'll have to ditch the front page applet...
They are not java, they are a special thing that FrontPage offers. It's an applet called fphover.class. I used it because you can update the text and add links w/o having to create new images. As for where they link that should work properly. I have most of them set to open in an entire window thus replacing the buttons altogether. I did it this way because I like the extra viewing room. I guess I'll have to ditch the front page applet...
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Originally posted by dis1
I didn't realize people were having problems with the buttons on the side. Nobody has ever e-mailed me in all the years the site has been up They are not java, they are a special thing that FrontPage offers. It's an applet called fphover.class. I used it because you can update the text and add links w/o having to create new images. As for where they link that should work properly. I have most of them set to open in an entire window thus replacing the buttons altogether. I did it this way because I like the extra viewing room. I guess I'll have to ditch the front page applet...
I didn't realize people were having problems with the buttons on the side. Nobody has ever e-mailed me in all the years the site has been up
They are not java, they are a special thing that FrontPage offers. It's an applet called fphover.class. I used it because you can update the text and add links w/o having to create new images. As for where they link that should work properly. I have most of them set to open in an entire window thus replacing the buttons altogether. I did it this way because I like the extra viewing room. I guess I'll have to ditch the front page applet...
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