On Sat, 07 Jun 2003 19:17:33 -0700, Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks for all the thoughtful replies :-) Further nattering below.
Siddiq wrote:
if you have the bandwidth and space, have two versions, a broadband and
a dialup--the former can have 1024*768 or 1152*864 images with minimal
compression, the latter can top out at 640*480 and doubledigit kb
filesize. surely one of you compuwhizzes can whip up a script to do
something like that. the dialup version would also use simple table
navigation, while broadband can do j/s rollovers etc.
That's a good idea to explore, although anything I do will be simple
unless someone else has a something to do it fancy. At the moment, I have
simply modified a default Photoshop template, by trial and error, rather
than real knowledge of what I am doing, and used PS to generate the HTML,
etc. There are areas of programming in which I am quite adept, but HTML.
let alone Javascript, are not among them. It's all too much like
assembler and some early DOS forms creation software and I have no urge
to go back there. Taking pictures, napping, reading a good book and many
other things appeal to me more than down and dirty, line by line
programming and learning new languages to do it in.
the flashy stuff was a suggestion, as some image websites i've visited use
them and it makes for a nice system, the nav tabs are hidden till you mouse
over the thing, sorta like the tab on Mac OS X, everything is hidden but
the tab, mouse over and the list of apps comes up. you can just use the
same html template, and make one dialup page, and one broadband page.
--
/S
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