Posted on July 11 2009 by Graham
MSC Web Design Portfolio – Creative people build creative web sites. We design and create a diverse range of websites from simple HTML to customized CMS (Content Management Systems) storefronts and ecommerce web sites backed by databases and merchant accounts. Our vast range of skills are backed by solid technical knowledge and experience. Our pricing is flexible. We quote by the hour or per project so simply give us an outline and we’ll give you an estimate upfront. A single page or secure online store we do it all.
Posted on July 4 2009 by Graham
Build an XML sitemap quickly and easily with Google Webmaster Tools Python script. You don’t need to know XML or Python code to get your website indexed correctly and make it more search engine friendly. Here I’ll show you how to modify, setup and run these files to create your own XML Sitemap.
Posted on June 27 2009 by Graham
Simple steps to upload or publish your Dreamweaver web site to your host web space. When uploading or publishing website files for the first time with Dreamweaver we need to ‘Define’ where you want to ‘Put’ your local and remote files.
Posted on June 20 2009 by Graham
Here’s a guide to clean up those thousands of crap files Windows leaves on your system. Dumping Windows Xp cache with Disc Cleanup doesn’t fully remove the cache temporary internet files. Dumping your cache can increase performance, free up disc space and prevent people from tracking you on the internet via old cookies stored on your system.
Posted on June 13 2009 by Graham
WYSIWYG any website building application that enables you to see content on-screen exactly as it will appear when uploaded to the internet or printed out, hence What You See Is What You Get. I have road tested some of the popular brands of WYSIWYG editors and give a review of the pro’s and con’s I found here.
Posted on June 6 2009 by Graham
This is a list of FTP file types or extensions required to be uploaded in ASCII mode. ASCII files are plain text files usually created in a basic text editor like Notepad or Simpletext. ASCII mode transfers each text character as an exact duplicate of the original file. Binary transfer mode is required for any images.
Posted on May 30 2009 by Graham
While some Java Applets such as Java Chat applications and 3D room navigation are still used by webmasters and designers these simple applets are not so common on the net these days. More of a trip down nostalgia lane than anything practical. If these Java Art Applets inspire you to tinker with them yourself simply download our zip file. They contain the necessary class and jar files to speed load time on new browsers, a help readme.txt file with code parameter explanations plus images.
Posted on May 23 2009 by Graham
This rain drops applet works best if you are looking directly down upon a surface like a fishpond, lake, pool or pudde. In both examples here we layed a top layer gif image over the background so the ripples don’t effect our main subject, a frangipanni and Kelly Brook. One of the more interesting parameters of this rain drops java applet is the option for water or oil. Pehaps we should have put Kelly in a mud bath or oil wrestling ring.
Posted on May 16 2009 by Graham
This color rotator java applet works easily with a single image especially when it has a greyscale background as in the classic Holden car example here. Human subjects become more difficult as the skin tones change color. So we erased the beautiful babe Ewa Sonnet’s lingerie and set it as the java applet parameter overimage. While the background JPG image fully rotates through the colors the top GIF image only allows you to see Ewa’s lingerie change colors, It may be an optical illusion but Ewa’s lovely curves are %100 real.
Posted on May 9 2009 by Graham
These Flozoids work from two files we simply changed the code parameters for each to give you an idea of what’s possible. They remind me of fire flies or perhaps angry bees. Again my muse the beautiful female form of Nadezda. I tried to make a practical example, a sexy wet t-shirt shower scene but it didn’t work as well as I hoped. Mouse over the java applet to make the flozoids follow your mouse pointer. Mouse over is set to no on the Nadezda image.
Posted on May 2 2009 by Graham
Don’t let spammers take over your forum. Fight back! There’s nothing worse than creating a forum like phpBB or blog like WordPress spending countless hours posting and generating traffic only to have it over run with spam. Often forcing you to use strict CAPTCHA antispam features with a high severity of scramble on the image, you close new member registrations…