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Dear Sd6, I like the simpleness of your site as well as your portfolio sites. The only change I would suggest is to tweak your text line space on your home page. Because studio6 starts with a lowercase letter, it makes it seem random at the beginning of the paragraph. It would probably be less...

Thanks BDNFLNC! When I first looked at the site you suggested I thought it wasn't a very good idea, but the more I have studied it, maybe it will be a very good idea indeed! Yours, The MoonHare The Moonhare http://www.largocanyon.com http://www.largocanyon.org

Dear DaRNCAT, I double checked with the ISP and they said it was possible for them to change the settings. They also referred me to an example on the service.... it was an ASP guestbook. www.caringforkinsey.com. They recommended that I study that and figure out how to emulate it, they would...

Dear Tekkies, In a fit of inspiration, an idea for a website appeared to me. What could I do, but write it? The problem is that I am not sure of the best way to actually manage it. http://www.largocanyon.com/turnings/index.htm My idea was to make it function like a "guestbook". My...

Dear Cian, That's exactly what I learned last night on the webmonkey tutorial, to do it right you really need to write a javascript browser-adapting page. Can be done, but no one, short of those guys writing demos on the microsoft page, seems to want to make the effort. Maybe there are some...

Found this WEFT tutorial: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/99/45/index0a_page3.html?tw=design Yrs, The MoonHare The Moonhare http://www.largocanyon.com http://www.largocanyon.org

The link to the microsoft was really very useful..... but now my second question.... what do you think of this WEFT as shown in that website??? Anyone tried it? fought with it? love it? hate it???? Could it be a way to use arnoldboed with an art noveau theme??? Thanks, The Moonhare The...

Dear Web-designers, Is there some kind of statistical data on the prevalence of font types? Is there a way to determine what is common on most machines? I would like to avoid the embarrasment of making a lovely page with some fancy CSS work, only to realize that most viewer are just going to see...

FxColin is always so helpfully direct and he forgives you if you take his comments with a grain of salt! As for me, I loved the cow, but I liked the sidebar enough that its absence on the portfolio page was irksome I found my self reaching for the alt/back-arrow to find it again. Any way to...

Dear Moira, I think Tarwin has a good idea there. But you know, I miss the logo! Can you change the whole background to bright blue so the ugly little link doesn't even show up???? Well, that might be weird. Can you change the color of the link in the body statment? Does this link even occur...

Dear Virt2002, Thanks to your incentive, I have found a really great website by Taylor at Webmonkey about using CSS to filter images. The URL is http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/97/33/index1a.html?tw=authoring Last night I just became aware of the possiblity of doing text, but now, with...

Dear Virt2002, I was working on this shadow question until late in the night and didn't upload the result to the web until just now. Now I see you have done a great deal of work for me! Wow! I don't have time to look at it at the moment as my mother-in-law just arrived for her annual visit. But...

Hey, Virt2002.... Its on the webpage!!!! Yours, The Moonhare Moonhare@starband.net will work

Virt2002, Nope... only Corel, Paint-shop pro and Irfan. Corel does most of what Photoshop does. I have worked out what color fawn is in webcolors: #dd9966 The only thing is that dd is not really kosher. Hmmm. Looks kind of nice but then it might be too much of a good thing. I could reproduce...

WOW!!!!!! Very pretty indeed, but you know, its not about pretty. Its about things being funky but authentic. I do like the fawn color, though.... hmmmmmm......hmmmmm.... Obviously the menu bar has to be a mapped graphic. But the part I don't know how to do is create the shadows: along the...