Posts by peex

Mostly from my own smaller projects but basically (I find) that the best way to learn is by getting some code that interests you (for instance, does something you want to know how to do) and disassembling it piece by piece, figuring out which part does what. It probably takes more time, but I find it helps me remember and learn better.

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I learned PHP the exactly same way iLochie do. Start a project on your own maybe a simple blog application. When you get stuck use Google, ask here. This obviously takes more time but at the end you probably learn something real. Just don’t buy another book if it isn’t working for you.

I think it is really good.

Check the licence for plugins. If it is allowed to use in web templates then you are good to go

Hi,

a buyer is complaining about Cufon replacement being slow in IE8 …

I’m not sure how to deal with this – do you have any idea how to prevent font replacement from flashing? Is this some variation of ‘Flash of unstyled content’?

Thanks, FT

Well maybe your buyer’s internet connection is slow. Try CSS3 font replacement. But in fact you don’t have to do anything. This is buyer’s problem. If his/her internet connection is slow or hosting is bad you can’t do any thing about it.

I think it is time to remove that extra 2$ for not prepaid customers because of this raise. It will boost our sales a little bit.

@arriba: Yes, actually the problem is because the background doesn’t repeat, if you have something with repeat-x, it’s ok.

Well yes, I also thought the background div isn’t that bad at all. Only IE7 won’t have :hover or :focus changes.

Yes…stupid IE…

Actually IE7 has :hover and your solution is a good one.

It is working well Try this:

        <script type="text/javascript">

            Cufon.replace('h1, h2, h3, .nav', {hover: true});

            $(document).ready(function(){

                $('ul.icons li a').easyTooltip();

                $('.nav li a').click(function(){
                $('.nav li a').removeClass("active");

                    $(this).addClass("active");
                     Cufon.refresh();
                    return false;

                });                

            });

        </script>

And yes it is working

You can do this like this:

<input type="text" value="put your text here" />
<textarea>put your text here</textarea>

This way when the page loaded “input fields” automatically filled with the text you entered in your html before.

I’m using EasyPHP it is not as cool as Xampp but it is doing the job

Would you say that cmt’s advice would help to make it look more professional? Do you have any advice for what would make it look more “premium?”

My advice is do what others said I’m sorry man I’ve just came back home from work and I’m a little bit sleepy