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Aeledius · 08-11-2003, 04:34 AM

In reply to a previous comment: You can adjust your frames and still keep a "seemless" look just make them NOSCROLL or SCROLLING = NO, can't remember off the top of my head which it is. Its been a while since I've used straight HTML. Secondly, in IE, it doesn't look seemless, you gotta turn off the frame borders, they look horrid.

Third, just a suggestion, but its a big difference between amateur and semi-professional pages: PRELOAD YOUR ROLLOVER IMAGES. That is, when I put my mouse over your nav links, I DON'T want to see it take 2 seconds the first time to change (waiting for the image download) and it be instantaneous the second and subsequent times (when the image is cached).

If you need any help with these, there are code snippets, examples, tutorials, etc all over the place on the net, but should you be lazy/non search friendly, feel free to contact me.

ICQ: 86034849
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AIM: Aeledius
Email:

P.S. That goes for anyone else too, I sincerely believe in giving back to the community that has helped me so much.

James Meyer
aka Aldyn creator and founder of Aeledius (currently down for redesign)

08-11-2003, 04:34 AM	#5
Aeledius New Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 13	In reply to a previous comment: You can adjust your frames and still keep a "seemless" look just make them NOSCROLL or SCROLLING = NO, can't remember off the top of my head which it is. Its been a while since I've used straight HTML. Secondly, in IE, it doesn't look seemless, you gotta turn off the frame borders, they look horrid. Third, just a suggestion, but its a big difference between amateur and semi-professional pages: PRELOAD YOUR ROLLOVER IMAGES. That is, when I put my mouse over your nav links, I DON'T want to see it take 2 seconds the first time to change (waiting for the image download) and it be instantaneous the second and subsequent times (when the image is cached). If you need any help with these, there are code snippets, examples, tutorials, etc all over the place on the net, but should you be lazy/non search friendly, feel free to contact me. ICQ: 86034849 MSN: AIM: Aeledius Email: P.S. That goes for anyone else too, I sincerely believe in giving back to the community that has helped me so much. James Meyer aka Aldyn creator and founder of Aeledius (currently down for redesign)