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My site
Firstly, the good great stuff: - Your layouts are really, really nice-- I quite like them. They're easily better than /a lot/ of Pokémon fan sites on the net. I also like the fact that you've done them with divs, but that's just me. - I think it's cool how you've set the style switcher images...- Nick
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- Forum: Advertising
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Would you get in the car?
What they said. But yeah, if some crazy, unexplainable stuff happened shortly before-hand, /I'd be doing the asking/. I also don't think I could live with myself not knowing what would have happened...- Nick
- Post #29
- Forum: Miscellaneous Discussion
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Assistance getting a background image to work. o.o
Well, I suppose you're right. After going and checking the size of the images that I used in my layout, 250 MB could be a lot, if you didn't have many images in your content.- Nick
- Post #27
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion
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On Cutenews...
I personally don't use Fusion News, but it seems to stuff up a lot at the sites I visit.- Nick
- Post #9
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion
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Assistance getting a background image to work. o.o
I've never actually been able to check the bandwidth used by certain aspects of a site, and I've never really had to worry about bandwidth, however, I do know that some hosts out there offer some pretty horrible packages when it comes to bandwidth - some offering 250 MB, which really isn't much...- Nick
- Post #25
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion
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Assistance getting a background image to work. o.o
It doesn't, but normally the bigger site you have the more classes and ids you want to introduce?- Nick
- Post #23
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion
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Assistance getting a background image to work. o.o
Most likely, even if your site was the size of Google's or even Serebii, that still wouldn't be an excuse for a massive stylesheet.- Nick
- Post #21
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion
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Assistance getting a background image to work. o.o
Hence why I prefer indented everything. HTML, CSS, PHP, Python and so on. It makes is much, much easier to debug, too.- Nick
- Post #19
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion
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Assistance getting a background image to work. o.o
It could, if you had a massive stylesheet, and some hosts don't give much bandwidth, so it's precious. For instance, Piplup-Princess kept on using up all it's bandwidth each month with only 75 visitors a day, removing whitespace and using other bandwidth optimizing techniques would have really...- Nick
- Post #17
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion
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Assistance getting a background image to work. o.o
Also, in the stylesheet code that you had, you left out the semi-colons after each statement. So your CSS should be like this: hr {color: blue;} body {background-image: url("background.gif");} I personally prefer to indent my code, keeping it easier to organise, but it uses more bandwidth...- Nick
- Post #15
- Forum: Webmaster Help and Discussion