hi,
Im doing a site for a nightclub. So im doing a hybrid.
The owner has demanded a music track playing continuously.
What would you lot do if you had to put in a continually playing music
track?
I mean the only solution that is a frameset right but i just want some
feedback of the dangers of
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I'd use flash. http://www.gothamsounddesign.com/ is a fairly good
example of an 'unobtrusive' flash player.
On 18/03/2008, at 3:10 AM, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
hi,
Im doing a site for a nightclub. So im doing a hybrid.
The owner has demanded a music track playing continuously.
What would you
If you can't talk the guy out of it then try and get him to at least allow
the USER to start the music. If not that then I would suggest teh next
course is a flash player but at half volume and make SURE that the START and
STOP button is easy to find.
I wouldn't use a frameset for anything.
On
On 3/17/08, kevin mcmonagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
Im doing a site for a nightclub. So im doing a hybrid.
The owner has demanded a music track playing continuously.
What would you lot do if you had to put in a continually playing music
track?
i would suggest allowing the user to
Hi Kev,
I would recommend that you do not loop music as this often does not sit well
with many types of visitors. If you offer a choice for visitors to turn off the
sound as well...
Good luck with the site!
Nick
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On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 16:10:31 +, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
hi,
Im doing a site for a nightclub. So im doing a hybrid. The owner has
demanded a music
track playing continuously. What would you lot do if you had to put in a
continually
playing music track?
Hi Kev - Because I am on dial-up
I will throw my 2 cents in and say that nothing is more annoying than going to
a web site and suddenly being bombarded with loud music you don't want to hear.
In face, I got an add-in for Firefox so that I could safely use MySpace
without a cacophony of noises playing without my control.
hi,
i think if i cold sell him on a player that would be user controlled.
I will tell him he can put in more tracks by his dj's.
Sorry i meant to change the title of the post.
thanks a million.
-kevin
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I have not got IE 8 beta 1 myself... Does it understand grey, spelled
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Are you talking from a css point of view? I would advocate not using words
- what happens if a future browser decides that grey should be #6;
where previously it was #3; (just examples). Your design is suddenly not
going to look as you intended.
My 2c.
Adam
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 7:41
Adam Martin wrote:
Are you talking from a css point of view? I would advocate not using
words - what happens if a future browser decides that grey should be
#6; where previously it was #3; (just examples). Your design is
suddenly not going to look as you intended.
You mean, if a
Because they are defined by w3c what they should map to.
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/syndata.html#color-units
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Are you talking from a
Joel Spolsky has published an ... interesting article
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/03/17.html
I wonder if Microsoft considered the approach of IE 7 is the last
version of IE. Our new product will be $NEW_PRODUCT_NAME[1]. All old
hacks for IE are irrelevent - we're starting afresh,
Keryx Web wrote:
Quick question.
I have not got IE 8 beta 1 myself... Does it understand grey, spelled
with an e - as it should be ;-)
Lars Gunther
Probably not. grey isn't a css colour.
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#123456;' then I'll be delighted - but I don't think the CSS authors
are so interested in global standards ;)
On 18/03/2008, at 1:04 PM, Chris Broadfoot wrote:
Keryx Web wrote:
Quick question.
I have not got IE 8 beta 1
Lea de Groot wrote:
Joel Spolsky has published an ... interesting article
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/03/17.html
I think it's a great article. And one the nails why this has created so
much heat. Among many killer quotes, this to end things:
You see? No right answer.
As usual,
Lea de Groot wrote:
Joel Spolsky has published an ... interesting article
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/03/17.html
Far too long, and his point is buried somewhere...
IE8b1 is a very rough beta...heck, I'd call it an alpha. They have
serious rendering issues so far, but I doubt
Lea de Groot wrote:
Joel Spolsky has published an ... interesting article
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/03/17.html
Microsoft failed to follow the evolutionary trail and keep up with
common standards - to the degree that such exists, and now they try to
catch up without causing a
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