I have a friend who is trying to develop a website that functions like 4thavenuejones.com.   Another example of the same functionality of this style can be found at leroythehand.com. This is a style that is becoming very popular to display much content in creative way, utilizing user interactivity of the site based on the scrolling direction of the mouse. I would love any direction or lead to get a tutorial on this concept.  A link to download a sample source file would be ideal!!  (Program could be Flash 8 or any previous version).  \n\nThanks
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go to those websites again and look for a link to the people who created it, or just an email address on the site - they may be happy to enlighten you!
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AN EXPLORATION OF DYNAMIC DOCUMENTS \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nINTRODUCTION \nThis document explores the "server push" and "client pull" dynamic document capabilities of Netscape Navigator 1.1 (Windows, Mac, and Unix versions). Please send comments to pushpull@netscape.com. Also, if you are using either server push or client pull in a real-world application, please drop us a note at pushpull@netscape.com and let us know -- thanks! \nExamples are given at the end, along with an important note on implementing server push CGI programs as shell scripts. \n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nTHE GREAT IDEA \nThe general idea is that browsers have always been driven by user input. You click on a link or an icon or an image and some data comes to you. As soon as people saw they could do that, they wanted to give a server the ability to push new data down to the browser. (An obvious example is a stock trader who wants to see new quote data every 5 minutes.) Up until now, that hasn't been possible. \nNetscape Navigator 1.1 gives content creators and server administrators two new open standards-based mechanisms for making this work. The mechanisms are similar in nature and effect, but complementary. They are: \n\n\nServer push -- the server sends down a chunk of data; the browser display the data but leaves the connection open; whenever the server wants it sends more data and the browser displays it, leaving the connection open; at some later time the server sends down yet more data and the browser displays it; etc. \nClient pull -- the server sends down a chunk of data, including a directive (in the HTTP response or the document header) that says "reload this data in 5 seconds", or "go load this other URL in 10 seconds". After the specified amount of time has elapsed, the client does what it was told -- either reloading the current data or getting new data. \nIn server push, a HTTP connection is held open for an indefinite period of time (until the server knows it is done sending data to the client and sends a terminator, or until the client interrupts the connection). In client pull, HTTP connections are never held open; rather, the client is told when to open a new connection, and what data to fetch when it does so. \nIn server push, the magic is accomplished by using a variant of the MIME message format "multipart/mixed", which lets a single message (or HTTP response) contain many data items. In client pull, the magic is accomplished by an HTTP response header (or equivalent HTML tag) that tells the client what to do after some specified time delay. \n\nWe'll explore client pull first... \n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nCLIENT PULL \nA simple use of client pull is to cause a document to be automatically reloaded on a regular basis. For example, name the following document "doc1.html" and try loading it in Netscape Navigator 1.1: \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT=1>\n<title>Document ONE</title>\n\n<h1>This is Document ONE!</h1>\n\nHere's some text. <p>\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nYou will notice that the document reloads itself once a second. \n\nWhat's happening? Simply put, we're using the META tag (a standard HTML 3.0 tag, for simulating HTTP response headers in HTML documents) to tell the browser that it should pretend that the HTTP response when "doc1.html" was loaded included the following header: \n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nRefresh: 1\n\n\n------------------------------------------------------------------------
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these are what you want i think\n\nhttp://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/gallery3l.html\nhttp://www.webreference.com/programming/css_gallery/\nhttp://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/definition/dl-image-gallery.htm\n\nmore examples\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=floating+thumbnails
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flash is 'flashy' (haha, i know....) but i do web design for a living and the basics of a site should sit on css/javascript and php/perl if you can run server-side processing.  learn that stuff first (it's a lot), then move on to playing with graphics
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Hey, \nI've been working with Flash for years. There's a lot of different ways to do everything. I wanted to show you a very simple way to do what you're trying to do. The more experience you get with flash, the more you can embelish it and make it look great.\n\nI made an example file for you and posted it to my website. It should get you started. \n\nFirst, you need to import your pictures into the file. Go to File -> Import to Library. Now where did they go? Hit F11 to view the Library. I like to dock my library on the right side of the screen.\n\nCheck out the file I made for you. Look at the timeline. There are 3 layers and 8 frames. The frames with big black dots on them are Keyframes. If a frame doesn't have a big black dot, it's exactly like the frame before it. The frame with the 'a' on it means there's actionscript attached to that frame. To view the actionscript, click on the frame with the 'a' and then click on the actionscript window. The only script here is 'stop();'. When someone watches the movie, it will stop at frame one.\n\nThere are two objects in the scene that also have scripting. Click on one of the arrows. You'll see that there is more scripting. The scripting attached to those objects with the arrows, simply tells flash to go forward (or backward) one frame if the mouse moves over it, or if it's clicked on.\n\nTo run a test of your flash file, hit CTL + ENTER. \n\nSimply replace the numbers with your own pictures, and change the scripting a little to match your amount of pictures!\n\nAny questions? Let me know.\n\nGood luck!
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Ok - these are just impressions.\n\nIntro:\nI found the scrolling title distracting. Everything else looks pretty clean.  If you're going to have any motion, I would put it with the brain graphic more than likely.\nA little hesitation when I went to go to next page - it's not exactly clear.  Continue should be under the main text -think "website for a real dummy" always - simple is best.\n\nNext event button doesn't work. So I clicked "Members," unsure of what that might be.  You might relabel it project staff or something similar so it doesn't look like it was a default tag, but that's probably a nitpicky point. \n\nMembers page:\nCrop the photo at the bottom - date stamps are not cool. Just bring it in tight around the group's shoulders. This text, "Dr: Yasser M. Kadah" needs help.  You'd be better off changing it to something like "Supervisor: Dr. Yasser M. Kadah" or at least putting a full stop (period) instead of a colon.  Lose the scrolling text again - everything else pretty clean, get photos of other project staff if you can but I completely understand having to put placeholders.\n\nProject Steps:\n\nOk, again the scrolling text needs to go.  Otherwise, get an English or Journalism person to go through the text - you've got some awkward syntax. The under construction pages - even when a page is under construction, be sure to link back to the source page just for visitor convenience.  You need to either open a pop-up for pages not on your site, or warn that the link goes to an external site.\n\nSchedule:\n\nUmm, not sure about this page - is there a reason for it?\n\nDownloads:\nAgain, a good proofreading - "useful" has only one L in it.  The scrolling bar is beginning to drive me insane.\n\nContact us:\n\nPretty clean, except instead of "Eng : Mohamed Sami" I would either spell out the word or use a full stop (period) rather than a colon.\n\n\nOverall, you've got a pretty clean design, since I was able to just nitpick it.  Other than a couple of places where navigation is unclear, just please, please, be rid of the scrolling "Brain Computer Interface."  The problem is that it is the only moving item in the entire website, so your eye tends to be drawn to it.  You'd probably be better off running an entirely static design.\n\n\nOh yeah - I'm running on a broadband hookup, newest version of IE.  Look at mine as the layman (read: most users!) version of a rundown.  Most site viewers are neither going to know nor care what code is in the site, so long as it works and looks good.  Do feed in the META tags as mentioned above, though, you will need them for the search engines to pick up on.
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As I can understand, you want different behaviors weather you rollover the robot's heart or the robot's head, right?\n\nIn flash environment (Macromedia Flash) you draw a transparent area over the part of the drawing you want to behave in a particular way when a mouse rollover event happens. As the drawing is transparent you can still see the robot but the new object is still there. Then, assign a rollover mouse event to the new object. Take the same steps to whatever parts of the robot you want to behave differently.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nMakiavel
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The header at is very hard to make out, you really cant read the words. Also have a brown background is kind of odd on a page about fruit (not that you should make it some neon color). Finally making your links javascript pop-ups, while a nice idea, may effect your search engine ranking, depends how you set them up, having direct links are probably the way to go.
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Dear Stupid,\n\nYou Can Make Nice Interface By Flash, You Can Make Your \nInterface In A Very Rich Manner Using That. You Could Save That As Image Files( Jpeg ) And Attach That With Any Of\nYour Programming Tools.\n\nEnough Stupid?\nSign In Da...
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Although I don't recommend building your entire website in Flash, you might try SwishMax as a cheaper alternative to Macromedia Flash when developing your content.  Visit swishzone.com
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The page you have as a link uses Flash Movies which has been edited and created in Flash MX, an animation program specifically designed for web design.\nTo get a well organised site you need to decide what content you want on your site. Draw a web design tree where you can layout the pages you want in sequential order. Think about what you want and where you want it.
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How did he do it?  Look in his style.css file for:\n\ncontent: "&#92;00BB &#92;0020";\n\nand check the comments: "Special stylized non-IE bullets Do not work in Internet Explorer, which merely default to normal bullets.".\n\nThat is, this trick works in Firefox, but not in IE.\n\nThe suggestion above to use an image is more straightforward.
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well here is how you make some one go to a site when they mouseover an image\n\nthe server has messed up my code below. put your cursor over the code and you will see it come up in a yellow box.\n\nin the current window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.location='http://www.yahoo.com/'">\n\nopen a new window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.open('http://www.yahoo.com/');">\n\nyou could make this target a frame to
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Here is completely new way of making css rolovers. you don't have to preload the images and by the way you get 3 mouseover states from one image. i was thinking of trying it myself.\n\nhttp://www.wellstyled.com/css-nopreload-rollovers.html
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The <MARQUEE> tag in HTML can be used to scroll text accross the screen.\n\nIt has the following parameters:\nWIDTH\nHEIGHT\nDIRECTION - LEFT | RIGHT\nBEHAVIOR - SCROLL | SLIDE | ALTERNATE\nSCROLLDELAY - In milliseconds (default is 500)\nSCROLLAMOUNT - Amount of pixels to jump each time (default is 6)\nLOOP - INFINITE | number of loops (default is INFINITE)\nBGCOLOR\nHSPACE - Horizontal space around the marquee\nVSPACE - Vertical space around the marquee\n\n\nIf you want to use JavaScript, you can have a few neat effects, such as glowing text or a pretty cool marquee.\n\nE-mail me if you're interested in some JavaScript text animations...
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Yes.  Netscape had a library for doing this in the "old" days, but now you can use Rhino to do exactly this.\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/rhino/tutorial.html#usingJSObjs
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use flash...though depending on your level of experience you might be in for a steep learning curve.\ni've built multi rollovers in photoshop/imageready before then used further slicing in either golive or dreamweaver, but its a big pain in the butt and prone to long loading times and breakage when i did updates and wasn't very careful.\nthere are a number of good tutorials out there on getting started with flash and tricks and even some code dump places you can lift code directly from.  i wish i could tell you exactly how to do it flash, but it would take awhile and my ability with it is just enough to be dangerous and frustrated by it.\n\nhehe - i like your robot by the way