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galaxytech:Check your website well. Firefox is reporting it as an "attack page". |
080Nigeria:I am hoping the "Plans" concept, fonts and style are the only things you intend to copy off my site (www.trudigits.com). Do more than that and we'll have to be talking to your Datacenter who would know what to do about copyright infringements. This isn't a threat, just giving you heads up seeing as your site isn't complete yet and you may be working on completing it. |
I don't think there is a "software" for that. It can be achieved with PHP & MySQL. Hire a professional to work with so you achieve 2 things. 1. You learn on the job 2. You get your client a professional solution. |
naijacode:Hmmm, its crazy the kinda things I have but dunno I have 'em. Well I just got a good one off my script archive. I havn't used it before (i just stash these things up for someone who may need it) so I cant offer support for it, feel free to try it, extend it, break it and do everything GPL allows you to do. Please read the readme.txt file included therein to know how to configure the script to do what you want. Download |
2864:To what "public". For facebook, you have a closed user group so what "public" see your stuff. Only your fans/friends or whatever its called get to see your stuff. I cannot tell how many people will see your stuff on facebook as I cannot tell the number of fans/friends you have. However this twitter stat of your twitter account is. . . i dunno. * Name Naijarian Forum 0 Following 0 Followers 0 Listed * 151Tweets 2864:In my very own humble opinion (and you are under no obligation to accept it), the above statement is a lie until otherwise proven. |
Disclaimer: I didn't at anytime say the user "phpcore" derails threads. ![]() |
You're welcome. |
I have made the following changes to your code #leadimage { width:630px; height:auto; float:right; margin-right:20px; margin-top:25px; } #mains { width:908px; margin: 0px auto; background:url(images/mainbg.jpg); height:auto; } Add this to your CSS .clear { clear: both; } Add this to your html right after the closing </div> tag for the leadimage div. <div class="clear"></div> That's all, you're good to go if you make the changes correctly. |
Where are you having problems? This is what your code looks like on both browsers on my end. https://i39.tinypic.com/122cd1v.png https://i44.tinypic.com/1zdx9ph.png |
Post the html and css here please. |
If I understand what you want I may be able to help. Do you want to park domains for people? Do you want to be registering and parking domains until you get a buyer? Google adsense should have enough documentation on using adsense with parked domains. |
please give full details of what you want to achieve. |
Chazy, just so there's no confusion. By his use of the word 'clone' Askphantom is implying that you look at that site and get your inspiration from it, he isnt saying you should go and lift the entire site, change the name and then put it up as yours. |
"The label tag is just useless" some may say, others may reason. . . "ah ah, whats the use of putting the input's label in its own tag when I could just wrap up the label in the <td>" (this is for those like me who put their form elements in tables- i'm open to suggestions if there's a better way of doing it). Well I am writing a very simple jQuery + AJAX form submission thingy that I could just plug-in when I want to and I was looking through some rather complex (in my opinion) solution of the same thing I'm doing and I'm seeing the <label> tag playing a role. So I'm like "this <label> tag sef", so i hit Google. Prior to this moment I have known the basic use of the tag to be that it associates the label of the tag with the input field. I never bothered to look in further until now. And I got this useful article. **walks over to the next tab and does a ctrl+c > ctrl+v sequence** -------------------------------------- The Label Tag - What is It? The label tag is an HTML forms tag that allows Web developers to tell the browser or user-agent that text appearing on the page is actually a label for a form element. The label tag says "this text isn't just text, it's describing this textarea and should be associated with it." The label tag also provides a larger clickable area for items like radio buttons, as you can click on the text that the label tag encloses as well as the radio button itself. The Label Tag - Why Isn't It Used? When most Web developers write HTML forms, they only use around four or five form tags: * input * textarea * select * button While these form elements will create a decent form, they don't allow for a lot of creativity, design, or accessibility. They are the basics of forms, but they don't provide any juice. The thing about forms is that there are many more form tags than most forms use. One of my favorites is the label tag. The label tag is usually not used because people forget about it. But it adds so many benefits without a lot of extra development work. Benefits of the Label Tag Make your forms accessible to screen readers Without the label tag, many forms are just read by the user-agent as a series of items, such as "first name, last name, email address, phone number". Followed by a list of text input boxes that are read as "input box firstname, input box lastname, input box email, input box phone". With the label tag, the user-agent knows that the text "First Name" belongs with the input box for that entry, and so it will read the label correctly along with the input txt box. Make your forms easy to click on Radio buttons and check boxes can often be a challenge to click on for people who have less defined motor skills. The label tag makes the text label for the radio button or check box clickable as well. Give your CSS more to hold on to The label tag is an inline tag, so it can act like the span tag for anchoring CSS styles. For example, if you put a border around your labels, and then include your form tags inside your label tags, the form field and it's label will have a border surrounding it. For example: <form action="#"> <label style="border: 1px solid #000;" for="checkme"> Check Me Out! <input type="checkbox" id="checkme" value="check me" /> </label> </form> Use the Label Tag To use the label tag, simply surround the text that you want associated with a form field with the label tag. If you don't include the form field inside the label tag, then you should use the for attribute to associate it with the id of the form element you want to label. <label for="formID1">Form ID 1</label> <input type="text" id="formID1" /> or <label>Form ID 2 <input type="text" id="formID2" /> </label> -------------------------------- Source About.com Ok designers and devs, start confessing! How many of you skip the <label> tag for whatever reason? |
chazy:Hi brotha, create a thread for this. You can choose "Site Review (fos86.com)" as the thread title. P.S: why does phpcore happen to be part of or involved in derailments of review threads? ![]() No one should answer here please, you will contribute to the derailment. Well if you must answer, make a review first and add your answer as a postscript like i've done. ![]() |
Donpuzo:LoL not in a million years will Seun touch this case for the reason given. We've had enough hand 2 hand combat for me to know his take on this ![]() |
If it was pointing to the wrong nameservers it wont come up online anywhere at all. Get the IP address of the ISP in question and send to your host. Tell them to PLEASE run a check on their end to see if that IP is in any blacklist they have. |
Dual Core:https://i43.tinypic.com/2lj6xpy.jpg Ouch! ![]() C'mon guys what's with the look? Who of us hasn't done prons knowingly or unknowingly? ![]() Whatever mayne, telling me that isn't standard is BS in my book of opinions. |
Google "sawyerrken" and "trudigits" and let me know what you come up with. Now tell me if this adds up to any sense that because my name appears as a registered member in an adult site(it doesn't, i am just being as extreme as possible) then "it is not standard". What standards are we talking about here? |
What ISP is this? Try to view your site through a proxy like rxproxy.com. If your site opens through rxproxy on that ISP then its either of two things in my experience. Its either the firewall problem i mentioned earlier or DNS propagation (if a dns change was recently done). If it does not show up on rxproxy also it may be a problem with your host or the ISP. |
I am on mobile now so i cant contribute much. Read up on specifying your heights in pixels and when to use 'auto'. U use 100% when u want a container to fill up as much space as the parent container. You use auto wen u want the container to 'grow' wit its content. |
My primary internet connection has failed. I am trynna use a dodgy connection that just wont get Pidgin to connect. Cant even do emails. Give me some 5 mins. |
I'm not very good with colors but the color combo on the jokes site don't look good IMO. For the tech site, I cant readily tell what it is. Is it an online tutorial thing or a freelancing site. The green logo on green background won't stand out. |
Thanks for the info. Will read up on the resources provided and get back if I hit a wall. Got you IMs at about 2am when I woke up. |
Now I use the same pattern as you too (i think that's what the site was referring to as "php includes" but can you explain that .htaccess rewrite process?[quote author=*dhtml link=topic=446192.msg6042652#msg6042652 date=1273952622]I hope i have made some sense here[/quote]Well, you always make sense here (except for the times when your brain derails and you start chasing a babe I am chasing here) so stop hoping things you post make sense. They do ![]() |
Making a mess of structuring your website is the one sure-fire way to cause future stress. If you have files, pages and folders dotted all around your 'Public HTML' folder, as your website grows, it will become increasingly unmanageable and linking pages and files such as CSS, Javascript or PHP can cause a real headache. https://corrosiveonline.co.uk/images/tips_images/folders_paths/basic-structure.jpg Get full details about this from CorrosiveOnline Then you can come back here and lets do some talking about this. |
make i help you bump ![]() bumper to bumper |
The firewall on the server your site is being hosted on is either blocking the particular IP of the ISP or a range of IPs in which the ISPs own falls into. MTN is the major culprit of this kinda problem because its used by "kids" to do things like port scans and brute forces. A good firewall will block any IPs it sees doing stuff like that. Then again, it could also be that the owner of the account had used the wrong password to try to get into his control panel on a number of times. Some firewalls are set to block IPs with a given number of failed logins, this is a temporary block. If the above is what has happened in your own case you will need to ask your host to look at their logs and unblock any IPs coming from Nigeria. They are under no obligation to do this as they may see it as a security risk. There is, however no harm in trying to see if they can do it. I'm almost very certain the particular ISP you are having problems with is MTN. |
Not like its my business but whats the point? You don learn finish, abi? ![]() |
Mobinga:No I'm not. Its my statement. Let me know if you see this anywhere on the net, I will personally shoot myself. |
This is all BS ![]() 1 Thing you should not do on Facebook Signing up Do not sign up for an account on Facebook. The voices of all family and friends are just a phone call away. The images of all family and friends are just an MMS away. You dont need to mortgage your privacy for Facebook. ©2010 Sawyerr Ken | All Rights Reserved | The above statement has been protected under copyright laws. Failure to abide by them is punishable by death. |
no e no fast. I was just kiddin'. No carry your sim. |
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