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New portfolio design
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I like it. :]
Remember to preload the images for when you hover over the menus though. Waiting make it baaaad.
<script>
img1 = new Image();
img1.src = "1.png";
img2 = new Image();
img2.src = "2.png";
or whatever,
Cheers mate for suggestions and comment
I like it very clean, the only thing i don't like is the logo, it looks like a comercial entity logo or a web hosting logo and IMO it doesn't look good on a portafolio. but other than that it looks great.
I like it very clean, the only thing i don't like is the logo, it looks like a comercial entity logo or a web hosting logo and IMO it doesn't look good on a portafolio. but other than that it looks great.
I'll think about the logo.. thanks!
Instead of javascript, use css for image rollovers. http://alistapart.com
Also, if you want to take it a step further with CSS rollovers, you can do what I do to eliminate the issue with them flickering upon initially being hovered over.
Simply combine both image states side by side in the same image when you save it. In my case I have the default to the left and the rolled over state to the right. Which makes the image the same height but twice the width.
In regards to making it a rollover lets say you made a button that's 100x30.
What I do is create a class for it in the CSS like so:
.link1{
width: 100px;
height: 30px;
background-image: url(images/link1.png); <---(or whatever your directory is)
}
THEN rather than linking to a separate image to roll over in the hover state, I simply change the background position which moves the original already loaded image over and displays the other state seamlessly.
.link1:hover{
background-position: -100px 0;
}
Since the fixed dimensions are 100x30 and the image is 200x30 it only shows half at a time and is positioned in the "top left" corner by default so it only shows the left half of the image until rolled over.
Long story short, what that does is when the page is first loaded, it shows your links as they are by default but since the rolled over state is the same image it's technically loading those too you just don't see it. Then when you roll over them, they change and don't flicker one bit.
Also, to simply apply it to a link in case you didn't already know just assign a class property to it like so:
Hope this helps.
Wow, so much suggestions, thanks Link!
I like it very clean, the only thing i don't like is the logo, it looks like a comercial entity logo or a web hosting logo and IMO it doesn't look good on a portafolio. but other than that it looks great.
Made it simpler!
your site isn't opening man...? or is there a problem with my Net?
your site isn't opening man...? or is there a problem with my Net?
Everything works okey! :slant:
I like the site; however, why is the resume 5.9MB? From what I saw, you could easily make that less than 1MB. Cheers!
its pleasure still to get comments.
I like it, The sections that slide open and closed are nice.
very nice design. you rely a lot on ajax 
.
i might steal a few ideas for my portfolio 
natekasco.com.
very nice design. you rely a lot on ajaxi might steal a few ideas for my portfolio
What ideas you gonna nab?
very nice design. you rely a lot on ajaxi might steal a few ideas for my portfolio
Well be careful, since it seems like some ideas he has are already stolen by him from other people.
Yes, he delivered some Wp themes that were direct ripp-offs from free themes copyrighted to other people!
Just be careful!
Web lay out is very simple. Plz check the site(http://www.datadubai.com) and other sites which i giving below signature.
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@terabyte - I have never made or delivered a WP theme in my life... i dont believe in CMS so dont be talking trash to me when you dont even know the truth.