Coding Help!
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Coding Help!
Link: http://naruto.anifreak.com/manga/bleach/482/1/
Would anyone mind telling me, how to code pages like that? So we can insert the certain code to our HTML page? (How to code from page 1 to 18)
Would anyone mind telling me, how to code pages like that? So we can insert the certain code to our HTML page? (How to code from page 1 to 18)
Re: Coding Help!
The only thing i could think of would be trying to find a good java code for it.
Or better yet creating a spry menu in Dreamweaver, Do you know anyone that has Adobe Dreamweaver? Either way it can be a little bit of work, and even if you do not get it exactly like whats on that site, you can get something close.. So i would search around first and see what you can find.
I'll see if i can find something to help point you in the right direction as well.
or you can always settle for a more simple drop down menu that would work just as good?
Or better yet creating a spry menu in Dreamweaver, Do you know anyone that has Adobe Dreamweaver? Either way it can be a little bit of work, and even if you do not get it exactly like whats on that site, you can get something close.. So i would search around first and see what you can find.
I'll see if i can find something to help point you in the right direction as well.
or you can always settle for a more simple drop down menu that would work just as good?
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Re: Coding Help!
I see. I shall try to find a person with this program called, "Adobe Dreamweaver".
Either away, would you know the code of disabling the lights of the site?
Example; click the lights out button, in the specific link, I have given you!
Either away, would you know the code of disabling the lights of the site?
Example; click the lights out button, in the specific link, I have given you!
Re: Coding Help!
yeah i dont know? the only thing i can think of that it is all done with jquery, but am not even sure what either one of those options/features would be called .so do not know what to search for?
the first is kind of like a spry menu, but still a little different.. so you really have to know what it would be called to try to find the proper way how to create one or find a script.
the first is kind of like a spry menu, but still a little different.. so you really have to know what it would be called to try to find the proper way how to create one or find a script.
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It's a proper site with proper server-scripts, they've just put a nice amount of effort into styling.
The lights out option isn't too hard to make, I can show you that when I get on a computer.
The lights out option isn't too hard to make, I can show you that when I get on a computer.
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LGforum wrote:It's a proper site with proper server-scripts, they've just put a nice amount of effort into styling.
The lights out option isn't too hard to make, I can show you that when I get on a computer.
Please show me!
Re: Coding Help!
Put this in a widget, this is the basics of it for you to figure out the rest:
- Code:
<style>
#overlay {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
position: fixed;
top: 0px; left: 0px;
z-index:999;
opacity: 50%;
filter:Alpha(opacity=50);
}
<div id="overlay"></div>
<a href="#" onclick="jQuery('#overlay').toggle();return false">Lights On/Off</a>
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LGforum wrote:Put this in a widget, this is the basics of it for you to figure out the rest:
- Code:
<style>
#overlay {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
position: fixed;
top: 0px; left: 0px;
z-index:999;
opacity: 50%;
filter:Alpha(opacity=50);
}
<div id="overlay"></div>
<a href="#" onclick="jQuery('#overlay').toggle();return false">Lights On/Off</a>
A mistake, you forgot to close the style tag:
- Code:
<style>
#overlay {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
position: fixed;
top: 0px; left: 0px;
z-index:999;
opacity: 50%;
filter:Alpha(opacity=50);
}</style>
<div id="overlay"></div>
<a href="#" onclick="jQuery('#overlay').toggle();return false">Lights On/Off</a>
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Re: Coding Help!
Have you closed the style tag like Cody pointed out?
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