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box-shadow is not working IE8,7,6
I agree with @TheDoc. I've tried to go with PIE for box shadows in IE8 but when the site went to production, it caused strange aesthetic issues which were solved once PIE declarations were removed.
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Database talk.
Any kind of website that has a member login system will need a database. As for your specific example, what I've seen done more is to store the image path in the database but store the images in a folder on your server that the database simply…
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Position: absolute left not responding.
@chrisburton Ah, cool then.
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Position: absolute left not responding.
If the way the code you posted is also formatted like that in your CSS, I would recommend breaking it up so that you have one property per line. Makes it easier to spot mistakes. :) #text1 { z-index:100; font-size:34px; position:absolute; color:…
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Contact Page Mock-Up
For the last part (the tooltips), I usually end using a jQuery solution in combination with anchor tag titles. It saves me on markup and it's better supported across browsers.
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Web design critique and advice
I agree with @rosspenman on the image slide effect. I would definitely consider switching it to a fade.
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jQuery for browsers with JavaScript disabled fix?
Sorry, I couldn't edit the link to be in an anchor tag properly because I fail but just copy/paste it.
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jQuery for browsers with JavaScript disabled fix?
Here is a link to get you started. stackoverflow.com/questions/6724515/what-is-the-purpose-of-the-html-no-js-class I think you could use the no-js class to write your slideshow css to display however you like if a user has JS disabled.
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Help with HTML and CSS
That link is to a file on your local system. Can you put that in a code pen so we can see it?
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Tutorials on Entypo Icon Font (and icon fonts in general)
Oh wow, @rosspenman, thank you so much!
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twitter bootstrap for photoshop
I think he wants a psd template that looks like the twitter bootstrap default layout so he can do a mockup with it.
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Javascript Code Help
I can't reproduce this. What browser?
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What are the best resources for learning bleeding-edge web, UI and UX design?
Agreed. One thing I will point out though is that I don't always agree that the designer/developer should assume to know the user and what the user wants. I'm guessing some research was left out or assumed in there?
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How to fix selection issue in Chrome?
Hard to help without a link :)
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Sub-Menu Highlight Color Difficulties
#menu-bar ul li ul a { text-decoration: none; color: #B09904; height: auto; padding: 0; display: block; } Do you need that color? If not, remove that color and then add your code.
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Feedback On Freshly Launched Site
Adding an :active state to it and then giving it a top:1px or something would give it a more button-like effect. :)
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Slightly off topic for this forum perhaps : Need Design Inspiration
It's much easier to successfully complete a project without headaches if you create your design first (in Photoshop or whatever your design tool is), get it approved by the client, and then code it. :)
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Slightly off topic for this forum perhaps : Need Design Inspiration
Regardless of the image count, I would highly recommend converting some of that baked text to actual HTML. There is no reason for text that large and important at the top of a page to not be a heading. I like the designs of the individual pages but…
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Website Feedback
The color changing theme is pretty cool but it was also a little distracting. Also, you may want to get a proofreader or just run your content through a spellchecker before you put it up for people to see. Unfortunately, there are some who would jud…
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Managing large number of psds
Thanks a ton, I think that will work.
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Why Macs became trendy among Web Developers?
We're all friends here, right? :) I personally like and own both. I'm a gamer so of course I've got a nice gaming rig set up but I love software like Sequel Pro and Transmit, which are on OS X. For freelance and home web development,…
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a:active help
a:active afaik only works on click before returning to the default state. If you want there to be an active state then add a class to the "active" link after clicking it.
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The Dreaded IE8
This probably isn't what happened to you, but just a word of advice: careful with CSS PIE. I have used it in sites in the past and it has had the tendency to cause elements on the page to behave strangely.
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How to: Have page/object movement with Mouse movement
Something that is already made for you in the exact way you want it tailored to your design? No, you're most likely not going to find that. I've provided you with a link to a tool that could possibly help but even as a non-dev, you may wan…
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How to: Have page/object movement with Mouse movement
Yes. If you use inspector/Firebug to check out the source you will see exactly what they are using to do that.