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anyone tried godaddy? heard some good and not so good about it.
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Horrible in what sense? They get the point across just fine, and they have a reasonable style.I've used VisualCube to generate the pictures for the notation page, and will do the same for the rest of the algs (TBH the current pictures are horrible compared to VisualCube)
*PLEASE* not. At least Bob's old site has a certain charm and is *usable*.
I suggest not. I've moved to Namecheap for registration and Dreamhost for hosting.anyone tried godaddy? heard some good and not so good about it.
They're just really blocky and out of proportion. It's not much of a difference, but I just felt like it needed updating.Horrible in what sense? They get the point across just fine, and they have a reasonable style.
Can you explain how this site is not usable?*PLEASE* not. At least Bob's old site has a certain charm and is *usable*.
1) Of course there are bugs to work out, there normally are. I'm just getting the base down first.1) You're in quirks mode
2) Oh God. Bright background image
3) Why are you embedding all the Javascript / CSS?
I don't feel like spending my night writing this post so I'll stop there.
I'll take it out of the files and onto the page soon
I'll place the files onto the page (for some reason I didn't type the key word)
They're just really blocky and out of proportion. It's not much of a difference, but I just felt like it needed updating.
It really doesn't matter. If Bob doesn't like the updated pictures, he can tell me and I'll use the old ones.It's a cube. They get the job done and they're great. No need for new pics.
The scripts that are loaded from external pages. Those scripts won't be loaded from external pages anymore but rather placed in the normal document (which is the main page)Doesn't make any more sense to me. I still don't get what "onto the page" means. And are "the files" the same as "the files"?
The scripts that are loaded from external pages. Those scripts won't be loaded from external pages anymore but rather placed in the normal document (which is the main page)
Service is still crappy so it might not load until you refresh a bunch of times and the style needs a lot of work, but I'm thinking about something like this:
http://www.cubewhiz.com/index.php
(Note that none of the links work yet and things will still be moved around...it's just a very basic general idea.)
Thoughts? Sections I should take out? Sections I should add?
if you need some professional looking 3d pictures for the site, then i can make some.
Wow good job Bob. The code isn't all that bad. :tu
Are you referencing PHP include()'s? Those are quite nifty. I store my base skeleton of my site in some files and build my content around that. My actual files for my site aren't huge at all, due to the include()'s given. They make it so easy to do site wide changesThanks. I've been reading a lot of PHP and CSS tutorials over the past week or so. This should also help keep algs up to date. I'm storing algs as variables in a separate file. This will mean that if I make the change in one place, it should carry over everywhere so I don't have to update algs in separate locations. It's pretty fun.