Test post...
Hi,
I welcome all of you to CubicDesign.com, which is a brand new site
I have started, that features tutorials for the GIMP as well as some
other useful resources on webdesign and graphics.
Thanks!
Bye!
--
Gautam N. Lad
http://www.cubicdesign.com
"Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero" wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-08-02 at 1139.19 -0400):
I welcome all of you to CubicDesign.com, which is a brand new site
I have started, that features tutorials for the GIMP as well as some
other useful resources on webdesign and graphics.
Is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-08-02 at 1311.13 -0400):
Ick, Helvetica? [isn't that a microsoft font?]
No, it is the original Adobe name, IIRC. Arial is the MS name for sans
font.
Why not use a serif font? Just plain Times New
Roman would work, or better yet don't specify a
IMHO Times New Roman,
TeX Computer Modern font...
I don't like some of the design characteristics of
cm. The ff ligature is a little ghastly, and at a
normal pointsize (cmr10) the font is a too `light'
for my taste. I prefer the good old venitian font
families (notice Google uses one of these in thier
logo). It
Hi,
Well, my fonts are Verdana, and Arial..., but I will add Helvetica to the
FONT FACE=
tag. As for size=1, my site uses SIZE=2 for the main content.
Thanks for the criticism...
Bye!
--
Gautam N. Lad
http://www.cubicdesign.com
OK, this is way off topic, but I have to ask...
I noticed that your entire post is right justified.
So, I figured that you used some nifty utility to perform the justification.
But, there is no evidence (multiple spaces) of deliberate formatting.
There are double spaces following "."s - even
I noticed that your entire post is right justified...
One of my oddities. Makes writing emails a little
more difficult (especially when writing with cat).
I believe double spaces are correct for ending the
sentences in fixed width fonts. One of these days
I'm going to write a long email
Gifs have binary transparency - a pixel is either 100% transparent or not at all.
PNGs have 8bit transparency - 256 degrees of transparency
To make transparency available to an image:
right-click-Layers-Add Alpha Channel
//if the option is greyed out, it's probably available already
To paint
On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 08:30:09PM +0200, "Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.cubicdesign.com/gimp/ to demostrate how it looks (NS 4.73
Linux, X with swapped 100dpi - 75dpi paths for bigger fonts). Relative
An easier and more consistent way would be to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-08-02 at 2120.02 +0200):
http://www.cubicdesign.com/gimp/ to demostrate how it looks (NS 4.73
Linux, X with swapped 100dpi - 75dpi paths for bigger fonts). Relative
An easier and more consistent way would be to set the dpi of your screen
to a very high value (120+).
I don't think that a 2Kb file is such a pain for you :)
At 17:32 31/07/00 -0700, you wrote:
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Nikolai Vladychevski wrote:
Hi,
wonder if anyone could tell me how to do this cool text in gimp ?
oooh, ouch! Nikolai, please don't send attachments to lists. Just give
us a
Thanks muchly for the verbose explanation and tutoring! I'll let you
know if I run into any problems, but I've got to give it a go myself.
Thanks again. Too cool.
ciaran o riordan wrote:
Gifs have binary transparency - a pixel is either 100% transparent or not at all.
PNGs have 8bit
i just wanted to say that the font attribute is deprecated anyway.
the correct way is to use style sheets or a "style" attribute. if you
want a specific behavior on your webpage (ie. you don't want to use a
relative font size). you can specify a font size in pixels ( font-
size: 10px ). the
Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero:
font at all and count on the user's taste for a
default font. I often exit a site without even
reading anything if the font is too small. (for
instance, I don't shop at CDW at all).
We all should mail the webmaster of such sites that we would
Hi,
I used px to represent font size (and used font-family : Arial, Helvetica,
sans-serif;) and noticed
slight difference in the way the font was reprsented on NS4.7x and IE (for
Win9x)...
I think I better install Linux and see how it looks under there before
making any final decisions..
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