Nospam said:can someone help I am in dreamweaver trying to change the text
link urls to a different colour when I am on a link but have the
links that are not active revert back to the default colour,
they were before
can someone help I am in dreamweaver trying to change the text link urls
to
a different colour when I am on a link but have the links that are not
active revert back to the default colour, they were before
Jemdam.com said:In very basic HTML you can do:
<body link=red vlink=greem>
Or I do it with PHP then you can do cool stuff link make the current
link a bigger font and change the colour.
You can see an example on my top menu at:
hxxp://www.pixelverts.com
In very basic HTML you can do:
<body link=red vlink=greem>
Or I do it with PHP then you can do cool stuff link make the current link a
bigger font and change the colour. You can see an example on my top menu at:
http://www.pixelverts.com
Cheers,
D
Please don't recommend 1995 technology. Besides, "greem" is not a valid
color.
Changing font sizes on links is a Bad Idea.
You keep showing this site as a good example. It isn't. One can only
assume then, that you are spamming the groups with your site.
What are you talking about??? Why would anyone use PHP for link color
and/or size changes? That makes no sense whatsoever.
Use CSS. There are excellent tutorials all over the internet.
You need to re-read the original post. They are using Dreamweaver andDiffenece of veiws I think. If you have a PHP page why not? If you just have
HTML then you are right it would not be worth it. The advantage of the PHP
solution is you user just gets the rendered HTML which can often be lighter
than CSS. I guess it depends on how much traffic you expect. The download is
the weak link, the server CPU is not so this is why I'm a fan of PHP.We
could argue forever on this but the original poster wanted to know some
ideas and that is what we have BOTH given him.
Cheers,
David
Jemdam.com said:Sorry man but I have to take you up on that, just because it is old it is
not bad. It is light on code size and very simple. Why over complicate
things? If a solution is simple it can still be good. Of course the greem
was a typo.
WHY? Don't just say things with out a reason. It is a simple and clean way
to show which menu you are in.
Before you say my site is a poor example tell us your domain, let's just see
if your site is any good or if you are just the type of person who likes to
flame people when really you should be a bit more constructive.
Sorry man but I have to take you up on that, just because it is old it is
not bad. It is light on code size and very simple. Why over complicate
things? If a solution is simple it can still be good.
Of course the greem was a typo.
WHY? Don't just say things with out a reason. It is a simple and clean way
to show which menu you are in.
Before you say my site is a poor example tell us your domain, let's just see
if your site is any good or if you are just the type of person who likes to
flame people when really you should be a bit more constructive.
What are you talking about??? Why would anyone use PHP for link color
and/or size changes? That makes no sense whatsoever.
Use CSS. There are excellent tutorials all over the internet.
I guess it depends on how much traffic you expect. The download is
the weak link, the server CPU is not ...
Auto customer: "I want to buy a new car."
Auto salesman: "We have this nice model with the hand-crank,
or this new one with an electric starter."
Your pixel site is the hand-crank variety. You haven't yet discovered
CSS. If you did know CSS, your site probably would not have that ugly
aqua background, for example.
http://k75s.home.att.net/show/pixelvert.jpg
If you don't mind a comment on the sites you listed: The layout etc is goodPerhaps I was too succinct. No, I'm generally not a flaming person.
Some of my work:
http://countryrode.com/
http://freezeblock.com/
You need to re-read the original post. They are using Dreamweaver and
have no idea how to change link colors, etc. Clearly a newbie, and CSS
is far easier to master than PHP.
Beauregard said:
Travis said:Hey, what extension do you use that gives you the "check boxes" for
Java, Javascript, Flash etc... It looked like a nice one.
Man you are so narrow minded. If you want to go to stupid quotes there are
many parts of a modern car that just have not changed. If it is not broken
don't fix it.
And on your car line the rotary wankle engine was invented a
very long time ago and now gets main stream in the RX 8. I just love these
forums as people are just so anal about stuff.
Just relax and help the orginal person out.
Slagging my posts of is not going to get you any where.
Fixed that, with the body tag - thanks for pointing that out. (See I can be
nice and respond to positive feedback).
told you straightaway that the background color was missing. said:If you don't mind a comment on the sites you listed:
The layout etc is good and I'm sure the code behind is equally good.
I would say the graphics are a bit flat. A couple of hours learning
lighting, shadows and button tools in paint shop pro would make a
huge visual difference.
Man you are so narrow minded. If you want to go to stupid quotes there are
many parts of a modern car that just have not changed. If it is not broken
don't fix it.
The clients got what they paid for, and are happy. I'm not a deezyner,
I'm a programmer and a coder with little artistic skills. Actually, I'm
retired and now I just dabble.
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