website info

[Robbie]

I'm considering setting up member galleries/portfolios/blogs as an expanded feature of the site. This renews my desire to do this...I'll get back on that process and see what I can do...other than that I'd just recommend the Wiki thing on your own hosting...preferrably godaddy...they're the best (and our host here at the guild)

[alucard339]

Thank you all,

I knew I could count on my little guild , for info and all.

I think I'll try wiki.

I'll be sure to let you know about the progress.

The only 2 think I want to put on my site will be a publicity link to here and to elfwood.com (a great picture site). Can I do that

Arcana, you idea of the member galleries/portfolios/blogs should really be good cause we are getting more and more active members this years and most of them got a good background for that.

Sea U Hall A-round,

Alu.

[alucard339]

News from the grave.


I just finish uploading my little web RPG world.

Sorry that it still only in French but before this summer the English version should be up too.

Just go take a look and let me know what u think.


www.l-hazard.com

Note: I still need to create a forum or a blog section to take visitors comment and answers questions. Anyone know how I should do it


Thanks to all of you who help me with the web setup,
Alu.

[Midgardsormr]

Pretty sophisticated for your first go. You'll probably want to turn the scrolling on in the left frame. I'm viewing it at a screen resolution of 1024 X 768 in Internet Explorer, and I cannot see the bottom of your navigation bar or the far right portion of your banner.

It's always a good idea to look at your web site at a resolution that matches what most of your potential readers will be using. At the moment, I'd say 1024 X 768 is the highest you should design toward. I still shoot at 800 X 600 most of the time.

[alucard339]

You'll probably want to turn the scrolling on in the left frame.

Done.


I forgot to check that, since I'm using a big monitor in high resolution.



Also, any comment on stuff (or pages) to add or on text error
is really welcome,

Alu.

[Redrobes]

Hey Alu, thats really cool. It stresses my poor french but ill make it

I am seeing a lot of function text at the top of the page starting...

0&&parent.frames.length) { d=parent.frames...

I'm using firefox and looking at the source it seems as tho you have missed a comment end --!> type tag just before the java script bit and its parsing the > in the func >0&& etc as an html tag end leaving the rest of the text as stuff to read.

[alucard339]

I'll see what can do for firefox user cause the html was done with dreamweaver and I'm still in the process of learning most of the commands.


Until then cheers,
Alu.

[Turgenev]

Not a bad start. Personally I would ditch the frames. Search engines (especially Google) often don't index the sites within the frames properly so if you want traffic from the web, this could be a hindrance. That's just one of many associated problems with frames. Here's an interesting article about the use of frames in HTML pages:

http://www.html-faq.com/htmlframes/?framesareevil

Over all, it is a nice start. You have a ton of information (when it comes to websites - content is king).

BTW, are you a fan of the El-Hazard anime by any chance?

[alucard339]

http://www.html-faq.com/htmlframes/?framesareevil


BTW, are you a fan of the El-Hazard anime by any chance?

First I'll go check your site ASAP, cause I would like to drop all the frame.

Second let just say that my sensei is real though to beat when he does drink for sometimes

Also about the "top" link, I also notice that it stop working in some pages, mainly in firefox. but tx anyway for the remark.

Sea-U-Hall,
Alu.

[Turgenev]

First I'll go check your site ASAP, cause I would like to drop all the frame.

For the record, it isn't my site but I thought it listed the issues with frames rather well (and it had a few that even I wasn't aware of ).

Second let just say that my sensei is real though to beat when he does drink for sometimes

LOL! At least he doesn't constantly laugh maniacally while hanging out with the bugrom.

You have made a good start on your site. Stick with it. HTML code might look complicated or intimidating at first, but it isn't really. Try some of the tutorials that are available online and I'm sure you'll get a hang of things in no time. I highly recommend the W3C Schools Online Web Tutorials.

http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp

It is always a good idea to check your site against a multiple browsers. What works for one doesn't always works on another. or you will get little variations like how different browsers handle paragraphs and breaks differently. That sort of thing.

Best of luck on your site. You're off with a good start and I can only see things getting better with time.