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 Member 56 Level 24.48 Mar 2006 
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Curious about the movable window in your "Studio lag" website. I'm wondering how you managed to keep the cursor locked onto the same place on the window while dragging. I mean very rapid dragging back and forth, not normal movements. I programmed something similar from scratch many years ago but didn't get around to fixing the problem where if you dragged the window off the visible part of the screen, the cursor would get confused.
This is my VERY old website >_<: http://www.nightfall-design.com This the the window experiment thing that never got past a rough prototype, also old (IE only): http://www.nightfall-design.com/Expe...I-Skin7-nw.htm Jam it back in, in the dark. 
Last edited by Why Am I Allowed to Have Gray Paint; Oct 28, 2006 at 05:13 PM.
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Member 56 Level 24.48 Mar 2006
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That intro Qube posted could've been done entirely using DHTML; when people don't exploit Flash to it's maximum potential it's no wonder it has a bad reputation.
I've been considering learning Flash, unless someone can tell me how I could convert my website (posted earlier) from using tables and javascript to pure CSS. The frames are just a hack I used recently to save me having to learn the Firefox DOM (I was in a hurry >_<). I get pissed off when Dreamweaver tells me all my image rollovers and such are no longer allowed, or that I MUST have alt-text on EVERY image ;_;. Most amazing jew boots |
Member 56 Level 24.48 Mar 2006
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The problem with CSS-only websites is that (as far as I have seen these last few years) they all follow the same page format. Columns. Just a bunch of bloody columns; it seems really boring to me. Can anyone point me to a site built with CSS and no javascript that has an unusual layout? Can CSS do everything that javascript can? That's a genuine question, since I haven't done anything web-related for a long time and would love to know if I can show/hide/reposition layers or do linked rollovers with CSS, and what mouse events are supported by it.
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Member 56 Level 24.48 Mar 2006
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I know you can do regular rollovers in CSS; that wasn't what I asked. I meant hovering over one image (note, an IMAGE, not a little coloured region with an ugly little bit of arial in it) and causing several other images to change at once. I'll just look around a bit more and see if I can find something in CSS that isn't bland.
EDIT: OK, this looks pretty decent, although still good old reliable columns: http://deepblue.indika.net.id/ I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?
Last edited by Why Am I Allowed to Have Gray Paint; Oct 31, 2006 at 11:58 AM.
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