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23 Sep 2003, 03:51 PM | #16 |
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Ooh, it looks really pretty! Very nice. Simple and pleasing to the eye with the soft blue colors.
For the life of me, I tried to find a Babelfish-type Dutch to English translator online, and couldn't find one! |
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For those of you that are going to view my website: the new buttons are made with a program I just discovered: 1 Cool Button Tool. A great, easy and cheap program to create buttons.
It still says "unregistered" on one of the buttons but I just bought the program and are waiting for the registration key Now I am going to try this translation tool Adrian mentioned. I will let you know what I think of the translation..... of course Hanneke I just translated my first page with Worldlingo. I can barely type, I am still laughing If anybody is desperate for a translation I see if I can get you one later this week. Have to recover from that translation first Last edited by mammaduck : 24 Sep 2003 at 05:46 AM. |
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Thanks for the link, Adrian. That translation is pretty funny!
Good luck with your Web site, mammaduck. |
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I must recommend it to all of my friends and family. Just start your day with a Worldlingo translation, and nothing gets you down anymore! And mammaduck, I hope this works out for you. I know the situation: friends and family asking all sorts of things about computers and internet. That's why I wrote my Email Guide last year. By the way, do you plan to attract customers in the Almere area only, or Amsterdam and Haarlem too? Lukas |
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Hi Lukask,
Well I got my first "official customer", somebody that is not a friend or somebody I know. Jumping with joy right now And I don't mind getting customers from outside Almere but they will have to pay extra to compensate for my travel expenses and time |
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CSS
CSS...........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
What is CSS? Character Special Script ????? |
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CSS help needed
Hey,
I though this would be the best place to post this. I'm having trouble with css on my homepage. I've got two menu (tables) on the left hand side of the site, both with css. At the top of the tables it looks normal but the bottom half of the table seems to have one blank css row. My site is www.greatmysteries.net and I have looked closely at the css source but can't see what would cause that (could it be something to do with the html table?! Any help would be great Cheers, Dan. |
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"Bare bones" primer...
Here's a good one. Wendy Peck writes a bare bones CSS primer. It reads pretty well.
Here it is. - Gerry |
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If you're creating your tables using css, it's probably the css. Post it here and see if we can figure it out... |
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