Redoing Mudball Records website. First band section is now in place. That is “Neuroplaster MAWG” a crazy project from 2004. Here is the Link to that new portion.
Neuroplaster MAWG
neuroplaster Mawg
Neuroplaster MAWG
October 14, 2009 at 4:36 am (internet, music, website design)
More IE troubles and new music
December 1, 2008 at 4:09 am (website design)
Tags: hubliss, ie, no text, radio buttons, tapegerm
So I’m now making some web forms – thought I had 3 of them done tonight when blammo – IE issues again. This time for some odd reason IE is not displaying the labels on my yes/no radio buttons (what what) – have no idea what is up with that – the dropdowns seem to work fine so I guess I am going to use yes/no drops instead of radio buttons – stupid IE – Now for some better news – new music up now on TapeGerm here is one new track – you can find more if you look around the site.
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/253/info_3081.php
Loop based recordings
New Website Complete
October 17, 2008 at 2:18 pm (website design)
Tags: art, davis, la, sculpture
Check out the new website for L.A. Davis Art!
L.A. Davis Art
CSS Problems
October 10, 2008 at 4:33 am (website design)
Tags: Add new tag, Coding, CSS, problems, Website
So, I design websites and was attempting to move from Old School to new school. I am pretty proficient in HTML coding and know how to work with frames, tables, etc. I get this new book that is teaching me XHTML and CSS and I have also been studying CSS online. So on my latest website project I decide to go ahead and go with a CSS based website with no tables. This seems to be the new method that everyone is raving about and online people are saying not to use tables. Ok, so I do the whole website and I check it at W3C and it passes validation (after I fixed one error) so far so good. The website works with Firefox, Google Chrome, and on a MAC with Safari and Internet Explorer. But Wait! It does not work with Internet Explorer 7 in Windows!!!! The whole left side shifts down even though my code is error free! So what is the deal? I have searched all night for solutions and found none and tons of people seem to have issues with IE7 and CSS so now my thoughts are that maybe it is not a good idea to move forward into this whole CSS realm when it does not work right with the browser that most people use. I am now thinking of redoing the whole site with tables like I have always done. I know that will work. What good is CSS if IE7 has so many issues with it?
