thanks to anyone that could help =) my site is www.kitkin15.tk
good design?
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kitkin15
, Jan 01 2010 06:34 PM
#1
Posted 01 January 2010 - 06:34 PM
thanks to anyone that could help =) my site is www.kitkin15.tk
#2
Posted 01 January 2010 - 08:41 PM
Don't see any background image at http://www.kitkin15.tk/ . You do have many critical HTML coding errors. No frameset doctype on your frameset page.
#3
Posted 01 January 2010 - 09:07 PM
what do you mean HTML errors?
and im sorry i should have told you that i dont have a back ground. the background appears where the blue coloring is. and you see where my site displays words? well the color stops there...and i dont want it to. i wnat my background to be in the background of everything (except my logo)
and by the way, ia m sorry about the colors. i know they look stupid but i know that if i went to a site with darker colors on it, and they were trying to get me to download something...i wouldnt compleatly trust them. i would try it, but not trust them. i know that most people would exit out right away...so bright colors makes it easier to trust
and im sorry i should have told you that i dont have a back ground. the background appears where the blue coloring is. and you see where my site displays words? well the color stops there...and i dont want it to. i wnat my background to be in the background of everything (except my logo)
and by the way, ia m sorry about the colors. i know they look stupid but i know that if i went to a site with darker colors on it, and they were trying to get me to download something...i wouldnt compleatly trust them. i would try it, but not trust them. i know that most people would exit out right away...so bright colors makes it easier to trust
#4
Posted 01 January 2010 - 11:52 PM
All the site's presentation is handled by the CSS file. This is the color for your background now: background: #666666; . That is styled for the body tag. It DOES cover the whole page.
Your header background color is styled like this: background: #DDDDDD; . That's for the selector names: .twoColHybRtHdr #header
The container where your text is has the white background: background: #FFFFFF;. That's for the selector names: .twoColHybRtHdr #container
So, are you saying that you want the container color the same blue color? If so, edit the CSS file and change background: #FFFFFF; to background: #DDDDDD;.
Your header background color is styled like this: background: #DDDDDD; . That's for the selector names: .twoColHybRtHdr #header
The container where your text is has the white background: background: #FFFFFF;. That's for the selector names: .twoColHybRtHdr #container
So, are you saying that you want the container color the same blue color? If so, edit the CSS file and change background: #FFFFFF; to background: #DDDDDD;.
#5
Posted 02 January 2010 - 06:49 PM
no
ok in about 5 minutes i will have my homepage upadted. i am going to put a picture up, i want this picture to take up the WHOLE page, including the white that is under my text. i dont know how to get rid of the white coloring and put a background underneth it (if i can do this i will change the color of the text, just letting you know)
ok in about 5 minutes i will have my homepage upadted. i am going to put a picture up, i want this picture to take up the WHOLE page, including the white that is under my text. i dont know how to get rid of the white coloring and put a background underneth it (if i can do this i will change the color of the text, just letting you know)
#6
Posted 02 January 2010 - 07:02 PM
Change:
.twoColHybRtHdr #container {
background: #FFFFFF;
}
to
.twoColHybRtHdr #container {
background: transparent;
}
That will allow you to see your background image through the content container. Whether the picture you use for the page takes up the whole page depends on several factors. Many people make them way to large causing the browser to trigger both verical and horizontal scroll bars. There are coding methods to make a smaller image fill the background in all browsers.
.twoColHybRtHdr #container {
background: #FFFFFF;
}
to
.twoColHybRtHdr #container {
background: transparent;
}
That will allow you to see your background image through the content container. Whether the picture you use for the page takes up the whole page depends on several factors. Many people make them way to large causing the browser to trigger both verical and horizontal scroll bars. There are coding methods to make a smaller image fill the background in all browsers.
#7
Posted 02 January 2010 - 07:02 PM
ok now i have a background (the pic of my and my girlfriend) this was the easiest to get, the pic im going to put up i dont have yet (i need to scan it first).
now what im looking for is to have one big pic(kind of like a myspace layout) and for it to cover the whole screen. as you see my background is many of the same picture, and that dosent look that good.
www.kitkin15.tk so you dont have to look at the top for the link.
my real domain is kitkin15.webege.com incase you need that
thanks so much for helping, it means alot that you take your time out to help me.
now what im looking for is to have one big pic(kind of like a myspace layout) and for it to cover the whole screen. as you see my background is many of the same picture, and that dosent look that good.
www.kitkin15.tk so you dont have to look at the top for the link.
my real domain is kitkin15.webege.com incase you need that
thanks so much for helping, it means alot that you take your time out to help me.
#8
Posted 02 January 2010 - 07:18 PM
You're certainly welcome. The browsers' default action is to tile images when used as a background unless you code it to do otherwise.
You still have a lot of coding errors which will need correcting if you want to try to be cross-browser compatible.
You still have a lot of coding errors which will need correcting if you want to try to be cross-browser compatible.
#9
Posted 02 January 2010 - 07:27 PM
ok thanks =) and how can i fix those errors?
i use DreamWeaver CS$ as my editor, and that puts some words in the code, that might be what your talking about. but im not sure
i use DreamWeaver CS$ as my editor, and that puts some words in the code, that might be what your talking about. but im not sure
#10
Posted 02 January 2010 - 07:49 PM
All those errors are explained one by one at the validator:
For page at http://kitkin15.webege.com/ - 47+ errors
For page at http://www.kitkin15.tk/ without page http://kitkin15.webege.com/ loaded:
4 HTML errors for the frameset page. You will have to input the frameset code only into the validator's Direct Input. Make sure Verbose box is checked.
All errors and explanations will be give, I can't correct all those as I do not have the time right now, but can guide you through the ones you don't get corrected. Sometimes, once you've made a correction, many other errors flagged are cleared up, too.
For page at http://kitkin15.webege.com/ - 47+ errors
For page at http://www.kitkin15.tk/ without page http://kitkin15.webege.com/ loaded:
4 HTML errors for the frameset page. You will have to input the frameset code only into the validator's Direct Input. Make sure Verbose box is checked.
All errors and explanations will be give, I can't correct all those as I do not have the time right now, but can guide you through the ones you don't get corrected. Sometimes, once you've made a correction, many other errors flagged are cleared up, too.
#11
Posted 02 January 2010 - 11:16 PM
ohhhhh i compleatly forgot that XHTML is case sensitive. i thought it was HTML so it didnt matter...lol
but i can fix all that. thanks soooooo MUCH for your help. you have really helped me. and thanks for that validator's direct imput, i am definatly going to use that more often.
if i do end up having probloms i will make a new post
thanks agin for all your help, and if my site can help you than please go to it, i just added new portable apps, and i think their VERY good.
just sayin, i am not spamming the boards, i am just trying to help you sence you helped me.
but i can fix all that. thanks soooooo MUCH for your help. you have really helped me. and thanks for that validator's direct imput, i am definatly going to use that more often.
if i do end up having probloms i will make a new post
thanks agin for all your help, and if my site can help you than please go to it, i just added new portable apps, and i think their VERY good.
just sayin, i am not spamming the boards, i am just trying to help you sence you helped me.
#12
Posted 02 January 2010 - 11:20 PM
oh sorry, but i do have one question.
what size should pictures be for backgrounds? if its different for different sites, than can you tell me how to find that out?
i know this might be hard to anser, but thats for all youve done
what size should pictures be for backgrounds? if its different for different sites, than can you tell me how to find that out?
i know this might be hard to anser, but thats for all youve done
#13
Posted 03 January 2010 - 12:10 AM
You are very welcome. It's best to keep background images to the expected browser window size of your viewers. The image should be fast loading. Usually images that can be tiled are good although images around 800x600 or so can be made to fill a full size browser window using some CSS tricks.
#14
Posted 03 January 2010 - 10:39 AM
thanks =)
#15
Posted 03 January 2010 - 05:54 PM
You're welcome. Give a shout here if you need more help with related topic.
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