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My New Website

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*Fujative*
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Just finish a page to my website, so i uploaded it and made it like a "coming soon" page. What do you guys think? When you click photography there will be a drop down menu with different categories, if you couldn't guess, this is the Portraits page. I will also have video, and when you click Contact, it sends you to my email address. I'm not sure if I want the roll over pictures or a click. Roll over is much easier and harder for people to download them, but clicking is nice because the image will be up until your click another one. Any ideas or suggestions? If you click right away, its not completely done uploading, so give it a few minutes.
Feb 4 2010 9:42AM
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freeskibum82
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Content looks good

but....
hate to say it.... lose the Tables... use CSS...

Ill do a further review for you shortly.
Feb 4 2010 9:47AM
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*Fujative*
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thanks man.
I like the tables, it makes it really easy to navigate. however what would you say instead?
Feb 4 2010 12:29PM
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Hubsta
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The tables in-fact make it look less organized imo, as said above CSS would be a better alternative. What program did you use to make the site?
Feb 4 2010 1:18PM
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*Fujative*
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Damn, Alright I'll look into other things
Photoshop, Fireworks, Dreamweaver
Feb 4 2010 1:24PM
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freeskibum82
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refer to my thread about mastering css and youll find a ton of resources to get your started.

id look into creating divs for the thumbnails and then a div for the larger image.
your code could get very simple

ie

<div class="content">
(thumbnails)
<div class="thumb">image here</div>
(larger image)
<div class="preview">larger image here</div>
</div>

Youd ahve a bunch of "thumb" div tags for your images, just float them left and display in line in a div that has a specific width and you are done.!


Feb 5 2010 9:55AM
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