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virtual

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  1. Missed you other post. I looked in the JS and there is a section which calculates the width and height of images if none is specified. So it would place the image in the top left hand corner. The position absolute for BsRotabox is for the slide container not for the contents.

  2. Foxycart charges about $19 a month, so you would absolutely have to inform the client as he will be paying for it. The advantage is that with CSS you can completely integrate the look to that of the site.

  3. Because they are position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0;

    So they are showing where they have been placed. The text-align: center; is only making the text align in the center of the paragraph it does not place the paragraph within the center of the div.

  4. You set up the cart (open source or paid for) and the interaction of the cart with the gateway or Paypal, but it is Paypal or the gateway that do the actual money transaction. Depending on the cart you are using, the set up can be really easy or more complicated.

     

    If you have to advise the client on which payment platform or type of cart to use, you will have to do some homework, as there are often hidden costs, setup fees etc. I'm sure Eddie (Newseed) will chip in with a lot more information.

     

    Make sure your client pays you for the time you are going to be spending on this project.

  5. Ah the eternal problem, client's tacky taste versus web designers much better taste. Unfortunately you have to give them a product that they are happy with, and if you can't live with it, don't put it in your portfolio. I have several of those, and although I could do with the exposure, the clients like to mess around and mess up the sites and I really cannot put their awful DW resulting code into my portfolio.

     

    As you said

    It's amazing how much you learn in a couple years. :)
  6. The images are 800 px wide and I use the same ones with Fancybox. I guess the supersize effect which resizes the pics to the size of the browser window might be causing a problem. Funny they work fine for me on my Mac even if I stretch the browser window across 2 screens.

  7. @ all, I have only tested this in Firefox 3.5 for Mac not too concerned with anything else until I can see if I (with a little help or a big shove can get it to work...)

     

    @webkiller, could you please explain what I need to change in the code you posted. I haven't the faintest clue about JS and also I'm not using the captions (too much work to add in all the text for each potential client) so as I eliminated the html for captions that's why I may have this problem, but I really need a more explicit explanation as to what does what. If you have the time and will that is.

     

    Thanks to all

     

    P.S. I speak 3 "human languages" but programming has never been one of them :D

  8. Hi Guys,

    I'm developing a site for a photographer and would like to find a photo gallery that cycles through images but also has a secondary navigation to go to other sets of images. There are several different categories of photo, outdoors, sports, portraits etc. and I would like to be able to replace them out on the same page. Does anyone know of one, I have been looking on the internet but couldn't find a concrete example.

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