Re: PHOTOS PLEASE
Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 4:18 pm
Those fish are probably 8 inches long.
Thanks tnftnf wrote:
Learn the way that aperture, shutter speed, and ISO affect exposure so you know exactly what you need to change and when you need to change it in order to get decent exposure in the conditions you are shooting in. Also maybe ask that classic question "How do I get pictures with the blurry background?" (How do you get shallow depth of field?)
good stuff, am I reading this right? "Delivered nowhere in the UK by Royal Mail or Courier, depending on the size of the piece."Yeahso wrote:http://fightography.co.uk
New website I just started. Plenty of pictures in the gallery section.
Awesome gallery.Yeahso wrote:http://fightography.co.uk
New website I just started. Plenty of pictures in the gallery section.
That would make viewing a little smoother. Great gallery so far and the site is quite impressive considering the time you put it together in. Are you putting a facebook page for it online?GONNAFISTYA wrote: Might I suggest you have some sort of "next/previous" buttons that pop up in the corners of your full size versions?
why would you strain the server with postbacks if you can just let the client handle it ? :/Yeahso wrote:Yeah, I really want the gallery section paginated, but I don't know how to do it dynamically. I'd rather not have separate pages, but I don't know PHP, and would rather avoid Javascript if possible.
Actually, suggestions on how to implement it would be really appreciated.
There's a facebook page up, you just have to search for "fightography".
Please feel free to join, I'd really appreciate the support.
What, why not do it with Javascript? Your whole gallery seems to be Javascript based. You simply could use Javascript to change the src property of the image and I think it should just load in the requested image.Yeahso wrote:and would rather avoid Javascript if possible. Actually, suggestions on how to implement it would be really appreciated.
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<div id="hoverNav" style="">
<a href="#" id="prevLink" style="display: none; height: 468px;"></a>
<a href="#" id="nextLink" style="display: none; height: 468px;"></a>
</div>
uh?MKJ wrote:why would you strain the server with postbacks if you can just let the client handle it ? :/Yeahso wrote:Yeah, I really want the gallery section paginated, but I don't know how to do it dynamically. I'd rather not have separate pages, but I don't know PHP, and would rather avoid Javascript if possible.
Actually, suggestions on how to implement it would be really appreciated.
There's a facebook page up, you just have to search for "fightography".
Please feel free to join, I'd really appreciate the support.
Do you mean once you have the image enlarged?Eraser wrote:What, why not do it with Javascript? Your whole gallery seems to be Javascript based. You simply could use Javascript to change the src property of the image and I think it should just load in the requested image.Yeahso wrote:and would rather avoid Javascript if possible. Actually, suggestions on how to implement it would be really appreciated.
It's not like it breaks accessibility of your page, which is usually the biggest complaint of doing stuff with JavaScript IMO.
edit:
I noticed this in your HTML:It appears navigating through the photos at full size is already in there. I assume you haven't written the HTML/JavaScript yourself, so perhaps you're overlooking something somewhere? If you remove the "display:none;" CSS attributes, then prev and next buttons appear when you hover over the upper left/right edges of the photo. Clicking them doesn't appear to be fully functional, but I'm pretty sure the functionality is in there but you probably have configured something incorrectly in the software you used to create the website.Code: Select all
<div id="hoverNav" style=""> <a href="#" id="prevLink" style="display: none; height: 468px;"></a> <a href="#" id="nextLink" style="display: none; height: 468px;"></a> </div>
seremtan wrote:^ that's pretty cool
installed
Yes very goodDoombrain wrote:I'm surprised how quick it is.
me either and i can't find the uninstall.seremtan wrote:tbh i've hardly touched it after the initial install