…esterday, hmm I was to busy to post yesterday, my company name has been changed from inter@Webvertising into "4elemens Webdesign & Consultancy" Very strange, changing the name took me like 30 minutes at the Chamber of Commerce. A name that my company had for the last 9 (ok almost 9)…
…er 2 months of work, ok in the meantime I had some work to do for our clients, my website is finally ready. It was harder than I thought, writhing your own text and designing your own website. I really thought that it would get easier by the years... apparently…
…e you never say it out loud but, oh what do I hate Internet Explorer from Microsoft..... All current browsers follow the Internet standards (HTML, CSS etc), except IE. Meaning that it took me about 2 days to debug my site to get it running in a normal way on…
…ed a select group op people (friends and family) to look at my site. (first time that someone, besides Eveline, will see the result) So now I'll keep my fingers crossed....
…e a very simple version of shineyrock.com for the iPhone. Interested: http://m.shineyrock.com (use with cellphone or iPhone only) It's not done yet of course. But it's a nice way for me to see what's possible. Later on I will add more information and an automatically redirect to http://m.shineyrock.com for those…
…e started working on THE new project. I won't say anything yet, only that it will be a service and doesn't exist on the internet.
…es have been made in the last week. - Navigation, portfolio is set as last instead as first to show. - Textual, rewrite of almost all our text. - Images, browser frame has been removed from all portfolio work. - Portfolio, the text is now hidden by default. And our…
…e found a nice CSS .img mouse over fix that works in all browsers. .img { padding:5px; border:1px solid #333333; background-color: #FFFFFF; } .img:hover { border:1px solid #589FBF; } Leave away the "." in .img and all your mouse_over images will be handled the same.
…eFox only: #box_with_corner { border-right-width: 1px; border-bottom-width: 1px; border-right-style: solid; border-bottom-style: solid; border-right-color: #999999; border-bottom-color: #666666; -moz-border-radius: 8px; -webkit-border-radius: 8px; } And who knows that Microsoft will include CSS3 into IE8. (wishful thinking)
…ere are several ways to low-level protect your images. But all who know a bit of html can always look in your source code. - one way is using javascript to disable the right mouse function. - an other way is to place all your images in a css background-image.…