I guess you have to copy and paste the URL. Sorry.
Phil
]]>I'm trying to figure out how to combine multiple feeds on one itunes homepage... something like The Discovery Channel's profile in iTunes. Any ideas?
Thanks, Dustin
]]>I'm still learning the ropes of EE, but Michael Boyink has been invaluable at making it more clear. I used Nathan's awesome 960.gs as the foundation, but modified it to fit my goal. Became a Franken60 
One thing is frustrating, though...it shows this blog directory (set to hide on load), still shows on load. I have it loading through jQuery document ready, but it still doesn't hide right off. Any ideas why?
]]>]]>Update: In case it's not obvious, the site is now launched. Feel free to introduce yourself here!
]]>Page is here: http://www.canyoncreekonline.com/mediaplayer/sermon1/
]]>Would love any feedback.
]]>Recently I had been feeling I should be doing more with my skill set, possibly something that would better glorify God. However being a Linux SA I found it's hard to accomplish that goal, however I haven't given up.
Long story short I asked God to use my life as he needs/intended. I am sure many of you know first hand or through witnessing this happen to others that the lord definitely answers that prayer and often times it's not what you'd expect. Low and behold the very next few days I found out my job was being dissolved. I was at a start-up that failed to get a second round of funding. I loved the work, but I wasn't too particularly happy there. You'd be surprised how bad the politics can be at a company of less then ten people. Anyhoo. Here I am without a job, actively looking, hoping God will plaster a big billboard up in front of my house to let me in on what he has planned for me 
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I ask that you pray for me to hear what God has planned for me. As a side, a job would be nice... I hope you all are doing well in your lives etc. May God bless you all.
In Christ.
]]>This site uses Wordpress and is based on the Grid Focus theme. With that said, I've made heavy modifications to both the back-end and the front-end to reach this stage. So please, critique away!
]]>FWIW, the idea was to harness the look and feel of a tumblelog, which I like for its immediacy, with a fuller approach to content design and layout. Not sure if I'm accomplished that, but it was fun to try.
]]>Personally, I think their request is a little misguided. IMHO, the additional costs and complexity of managing videos online -- especially videos this large -- will offset any savings that they might get from removing the possibility of people ripping and redistributing their DVDs. Besides, it's not like somone can't take the video file they download, burn that to a DVD, and redistribute that.
What do you all think? And in the interests of fairness, do you have any recommendations for distributing videos this large online?
]]>I'm learning jQuery/JavaScript for the first time and putting together an online calling card in the style of Tim Van Damme as my sandbox for it. I'm almost there, but am having a problem I can't exactly pinpoint.
The files in question:
The problem:
Notice the links in the masthead (Work Play) - when you click them from the first pane (Hello...), everything loads and dissapears just fine.
However, when you click on these links from the other two panes, the dissapearing pane gets pushed down below the masthead for a second or two (by virtue of the new pane's display attribute / class swapping) before disapearing. This pushes the whole footer/contact area down.
Obviously, that's not gonna work.
The code:
Here's a copy of my wp-switcher.js code. To all your jQuery and JavaScript pros, it's probably really nasty looking. I'll be the first to admit that I frankensteined the bits and pieces together and started hacking away until things miraculously started working.
Because I'm a noob, I'm not even sure why what I did was wrong, much less how to remedy it!
$(document).ready(function() {
//Main Hello Tab Controls
$('a#link-hello-work').click(function() {
$('#tab-hello').fadeOut("1000").addClass("ui-tabs-hide")
$('#tab-work').fadeIn("1500").removeClass("ui-tabs-hide")
});
$('a#link-hello-play').click(function() {
$('#tab-hello').fadeOut("slow").addClass("ui-tabs-hide")
$('#tab-play').fadeIn("slow").removeClass("ui-tabs-hide")
});
//Work Tab Controls
$('a#link-work-hello').click(function() {
$('#tab-work').fadeOut("slow").addClass("ui-tabs-hide")
$('#tab-hello').fadeIn("slow").removeClass("ui-tabs-hide")
});
$('a#link-work-play').click(function() {
$('#tab-work').fadeOut("slow").addClass("ui-tabs-hide")
$('#tab-play').fadeIn("slow").removeClass("ui-tabs-hide")
});
//Play Tab Controls
$('a#link-play-hello').click(function() {
$('#tab-play').fadeOut("slow").addClass("ui-tabs-hide")
$('#tab-hello').fadeIn("slow").removeClass("ui-tabs-hide")
});
$('a#link-play-work').click(function() {
$('#tab-play').fadeOut("slow").addClass("ui-tabs-hide")
$('#tab-work').fadeIn("slow").removeClass("ui-tabs-hide")
});
}); I recently took over a site that was originally coded in FrontPage with tables and spans all over the place. I took the essence of the design and converted the majority of the site so that it uses valid CSS and XHTML. The old site failed in some modern browsers but now the new design doesn't work in IE6.
I'm not a web developer but know enough to be dangerous. Can anyone point me towards some good tutorials to get the site to work in IE6 (preferably without using any hacks)? Alternatively, I'd love it if someone could look at the code and point me in the right direction.
You can view the site at http://www.isacanashville.org/.
dmarino was kind enough to provide the following response:
It looks like you're getting the dreaded IE6 Double Margin Float bug... If you put a margin on the same side as a float, IE6 double's the amount of the margin. Example - you have a div that is floated left and has a margin-left of 5px - IE6 will render it as 10px
Two options and I suggest the first:
1. Leave it alone, IE6 is a (slowly) dying browser. Unless the majority of your users use IE6, then don't worry about it - the content degrades gracefully.
2. Have a stylesheet specifically for IE6 that changes the changes the margins to padding - or you could just do this in the master stylesheet - that way you don't need to have multiple stylesheets.
To which I responded:
Thanks so much! I'll look in to that. At first I thought it was the dreaded box model but that didn't quite seem like the right problem for IE6 in non-quirks mode.
However, I've switched just about everything floated left so that it uses padding rather than margins but I'm still not having much luck. Other ideas?
Revised code is available at http://www.isacanashville.org/version3/ie9.htm.
]]>I have found myself being rushed towards the end of projects lately. I was wondering If I wasn't giving myself enough time. Right now I say 4-8 weeks.
What about you?
Jason