My first site with some dhtml in it.. [Archive]

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prophet ali

21.08.2001, 16:40

www.europrojektz.com

You need 1024 x 768, and a fast connection.

Tell me what you guys think :)

simu

21.08.2001, 16:48

design and colors are looking good, like it a lot

well done

simu={
name:'Simon Käser', age:15,
email:'[url:qk663jplry]mailto:simuk@freesurf.ch[/url:qk663jplry]', url:'[url:qk663jplry]http://www.simu.ch.vu[/url:qk663jplry]'
}

prophet ali

21.08.2001, 17:14

Thanks! Hey can you help me make a "loading" script for the top frame with the car and the dhtml window? Just like your site.. where it says "loading" till everything loads.

melinate

21.08.2001, 20:28

I really like the design.. IMHO, this is a great use of Bratta's WindowScript!

A couple of minor comments: 1. The link images that load different pages into the content frame [Front:Members:Forum:Links:Contact:Credits], when they are clicked on in IE or NS6 there is this ugly dotted outline thing. Basically it is a "feature" of these browsers that detracts from a great design like yours.

You can use this snipit of code that I "borrowed" from Xanth if you want to remove the dotted outline.
<pre id=code>function blurLinks() {
if(document.layers) return;
if(document.getElementById) links = document.getElementsByTagName("A");
if(document.all) links = document.all.tags("A");
for(a = 0; a < links.length; a++) links[a].onfocus = new Function('this.blur()');
}</pre id=code>

2. I forgot my second point so you only get one! :)

Very impressive... Please post more when you get inspired to create again!

Nathan

... And knowing is half the battle ...

Brian Nickel

21.08.2001, 21:13

Impressive, I've always been a fan of horizontal line removal, and it comes off rather well. I just have some design critiques to point out.
* It would fit nicely into a full screen 8x6 window if you shaved off a few vertical MMs.
* The frame with the car in it doesn't have the horizontal lines that the other frames have, I feel it should be more consistant.
Other than those, its nice, keep up the good work.

char* Name = "Brian";
char Country [3] = "USA";
int Age = 16;

prophet ali

21.08.2001, 21:35

Thanks guys!

Nathan, thanks for the script! I use win 2k.. so I don't see those ugly dots. I will use your script. Where do I insert it.. head or body?

Keep the reviews coming :)

.: ali mousavi
.: web designer : transitlab.com
.: ali@transitlab.com
.: http://www.transitlab.com

Brian Nickel

21.08.2001, 21:56

The ugly dots are the focus border around a clicked item. When you click a button or click a link, the border appears around the text (or image as the case may be).

USER ScriptGuru;
SetProfile(&ScriptGuru, "Brian", "scriptguru@techie.com", "USA" (AGE_INT)16);

PS. Put the function in the head and have it call on the body's onload

Edited by - ScriptGuru on August 21 2001 7:58:36

panos

22.08.2001, 06:04

<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>
Thanks! Hey can you help me make a "loading" script for the top frame with the car and the dhtml window? ....
<hr height=1 noshade id=quote></BLOCKQUOTE id=quote>

You can make it by starting the page using a Visible-Layer and all the others hidden. When everything is done hide the Visible-Layer and show all the others.

I have done this for my personal page. I preload Images with progress bar status. This could worth looking, though I didnt got any reply to my posting 2 days ago :P

Panagiotis Galanis

Mail : [url:hucoupxdqr]p.galanis@smalladvert.com[/url:hucoupxdqr]
Url : [url:hucoupxdqr]http://www.smalladvert.com[/url:hucoupxdqr]