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| Little issue with site display |
I have a little problem with how site displays on different computers and browsers
I changed the default images and replaced with some of my own but there is a debate about it. Some users I have asked said "it looks fine" Some users I have asked said " It seems there is a gap" After torturing myself to find out why I still cannot. After efforts I see this , in chrome it looks 'fine'  And in mozilla it looks as if there is a gap there  And again other people see it fine, and some see it with that gap. I don't know what else to do with it, does it have to do anything with the current design again? Design #601 Site Code http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/ Attachments:
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Post edited by XRTC - Thursday, 2013-03-28, 1:13 PM
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XRTC, whether a user sees a gap or not will depend on the screen resolution. I can see it in both browsers. That's because your image http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/10_1.jpg has a fixed width, while the whole header itself has the width set to 100% which means its flexible. And therefore on wide screens the gap appears. It appears in the default header as well but you don't see it because the body background color is the same as the color of the adjoining image parts.
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XRTC, if you wanna know how to desing your own websites i recommend you to learn more about these programming languages: html and css. www.codecademy.com is a cool place where you can learn that, go to the website ,register or simply login with your facebook/twitter or google account and then go directly to this page www.codecademy.com/tracks/web to start learning about html and css in a nice and easy way + this is free and without any annoying ads). I myself have learned a lot of cool and useful things from this website, you will see after you learn more, how cool and easy it will be to desing your websites.
Post edited by Mar1aN - Thursday, 2013-03-28, 7:54 PM
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Hey Mar1aN, thanks for that, will give it a shot.
I did figure out how to fill in that blank from the Visual HTML editor and so far I was able to cover part of the gap by placing a new image, still having problems but am not giving up.. lol and still working on making it "perfect" |
Quote (XRTC) from the Visual HTML editor I would suggest that you never use it to edit the design - it adds unnecessary characters to the code and eventually it can corrupt the design badly. The Visual editor can be used to edit some minor things, but I wouldn't recommend it at all for the design editing. Maybe for entries, but not for the design. I'm not active on the forum anymore. Please contact other forum staff.
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Okay, it just when I opened that I saw that gap in the design that was getting filled by the pages original colour, and I thought if I add a picture in there it would make the design complete..
Cause I really wanna use that design and place my own images :/ |
Edit : My bad you said links.
http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/1_1.jpg http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/2.jpg http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/3.jpg http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/4.jpg http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/5.jpg Post edited by XRTC - Friday, 2013-03-29, 3:40 PM
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The basic idea is that it looks like this :
 Thank you Sunny! Added (2013-04-01, 10:50 AM) Added (2013-04-04, 8:35 AM) Attachments:
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Post edited by XRTC - Friday, 2013-03-29, 3:37 PM
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XRTC, yes, it's difficult to do with the current image. I can only suggest stretching this image http://elionmuguides.ucoz.net/4.jpg
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I tried that too.
Nothing works. Always looks different depending on what screen resolution is used. I'm kinda "fed up" with it, and currently I'm having a similar problem with another design, it's like they are incomplete or something idk. you can close this thread. |
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