website design RIPPED. - Page 2

Nini · 5th July 2002, 17:40

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Originally posted by Nova3d
glad this is over

yeah..

dam · 6th July 2002, 19:58

Ive seen things like this happen before.The wanker even had the nerve to use the guys webspace.

nøva · 6th July 2002, 20:57

Its even sadder when the people dont bother changing details like information about the original author, use the same logo, etc.
Me and blackdog discussed those JavaScripts that block viewers from vewing your source code, those may stop some rippers, but most of them can be gotten past. Also many new coders use source code as reference for their pages. I personaly learnt HTML by looking at source code and trying different things. There is no real way to stop them, but a little (c)2002 thingy isnt gona stop em. Most sites using those arnt even copywriten.

Offtopic: Skinme, foo, blueballs, kuki and any other webdesigners i neglected to mention, do any of you use CSS layers instead of Tables to set up your page?

Atmo · 6th July 2002, 21:26

Quote:

Originally posted by Nova3d
I personaly learnt HTML by looking at source code and trying different things.

I did the same, although only for the basic stuff, still yet to figure out a lot of the more complex html coding. For the same reason, i removed the comment on my website asking that people dont change my skins, just that if they wish to distribute them they should keep them original.

Nini · 6th July 2002, 23:08

Quote:

Originally posted by Nova3d

Offtopic: Skinme, foo, blueballs, kuki and any other webdesigners i neglected to mention, do any of you use CSS layers instead of Tables to set up your page?

tables. I'm using css to format things, but my experience with layers is not very good..

I used a damned good german html reference site (selfhtml) to learn all the stuff. I'm only looking at the source if i see a cool effect.

P.S. Great avatar, btw. Like it.

J_Bloggs · 7th July 2002, 10:01

Quote:

Originally posted by Nova3d
Offtopic: Skinme, foo, blueballs, kuki and any other webdesigners i neglected to mention, do any of you use CSS layers instead of Tables to set up your page?

It depends on the situation. If I have to put heaps of pictures next to each other for some reson I'd probably use tables, otherwise CSS.

I have a nice offline HTML 'library', so to speak, if I forget what something does I just look it up. It's from http://www.htmlhelp.com/, if anyones interested.

dude883 · 7th July 2002, 11:25

i've never used css layers, but everyone says it's better than tables... might check selfhtml for them.

nøva · 7th July 2002, 18:32

I learnt CSS layering, and it seemed pretty easy. Define the positiion, and just identive the DIV tag. Then i wanted to learn DHTML to add some cool animation effects in my site, but learnt that Netscape and Internet Explorer have totaly different JavaScript synthax for controlling the css layers. According to this webmonkey tutorial i was looking over, you would need a branching statement which identifies the browser (IE, Netscape, Non-supporting), And write different code to do the exact same thing for each one.
DHTML can do some really cool stuff, and thats why i wanted to learn it, but if its gona take that much time and trouble, i think i'l wait till one of the browsers dies :P
Also, webmonkey has some really good HTML, JS, XML, and what not tutorials. Their PHP tutorial sucks and teaches you nothing, but back to the point, check out webmonkey.

wow... long post...

FooMonkey · 7th July 2002, 20:26

I've never really used any CSS...pretty much all I use it for is text links and scroll bars

another tutorial site that I use frequently is www.echecho.com
it has tutorials and resources or links to other sites that have them for quite a lot

simon snowflake · 8th July 2002, 07:00

i've learnt a few things from this site
http://www.w3schools.com

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6th July 2002, 20:57	#43
nøva Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Manitoba, CA Posts: 624	Its even sadder when the people dont bother changing details like information about the original author, use the same logo, etc. Me and blackdog discussed those JavaScripts that block viewers from vewing your source code, those may stop some rippers, but most of them can be gotten past. Also many new coders use source code as reference for their pages. I personaly learnt HTML by looking at source code and trying different things. There is no real way to stop them, but a little (c)2002 thingy isnt gona stop em. Most sites using those arnt even copywriten. Offtopic: Skinme, foo, blueballs, kuki and any other webdesigners i neglected to mention, do any of you use CSS layers instead of Tables to set up your page?

7th July 2002, 11:25	#47
dude883 Major Dude Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,085	i've never used css layers, but everyone says it's better than tables... might check selfhtml for them.

7th July 2002, 18:32	#48
nøva Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Manitoba, CA Posts: 624	I learnt CSS layering, and it seemed pretty easy. Define the positiion, and just identive the DIV tag. Then i wanted to learn DHTML to add some cool animation effects in my site, but learnt that Netscape and Internet Explorer have totaly different JavaScript synthax for controlling the css layers. According to this webmonkey tutorial i was looking over, you would need a branching statement which identifies the browser (IE, Netscape, Non-supporting), And write different code to do the exact same thing for each one. DHTML can do some really cool stuff, and thats why i wanted to learn it, but if its gona take that much time and trouble, i think i'l wait till one of the browsers dies :P Also, webmonkey has some really good HTML, JS, XML, and what not tutorials. Their PHP tutorial sucks and teaches you nothing, but back to the point, check out webmonkey. wow... long post...