Just want to let you know that I had blown up the raid logo for Onyxia - it's fixed now, in case you want to update the preview image (this is for the Envy site preview)
The Featured Guilds section started getting a bit big, and so now it'll randomly display 5 of the featured guilds upon on each reload.
Maybe aside from the 5 random ones you could also make a static page for featured guilds and show them all there. Make the actual Title of the menu Featured Guild Sites a link to that page.
-- Six Demon Bag Jack Burton: Hey, what more can a guy ask for? Egg Shen: Oh, a six-demon bag! Jack Burton: Terrific, a six-demon bag. Sensational. What's in it, Egg? Egg Shen: Wind, fire, all that kind of thing!
Check out that last link: http://apocalypse.dkpsystem.com and look at what he did with the menus on the right...you can move them to the left with a button click, for resolutions that aren't supported. How sweet is that!?
Maybe aside from the 5 random ones you could also make a static page for featured guilds and show them all there. Make the actual Title of the menu Featured Guild Sites a link to that page.
Check out that last link: http://apocalypse.dkpsystem.com and look at what he did with the menus on the right...you can move them to the left with a button click, for resolutions that aren't supported. How sweet is that!?
I'm such a noob. I signed up for some update HTML courses at work...still have yet to take them. Holiday and Network Maintenance seasons suck in my industry.
-- Six Demon Bag Jack Burton: Hey, what more can a guy ask for? Egg Shen: Oh, a six-demon bag! Jack Burton: Terrific, a six-demon bag. Sensational. What's in it, Egg? Egg Shen: Wind, fire, all that kind of thing!
Check out that last link: http://apocalypse.dkpsystem.com and look at what he did with the menus on the right...you can move them to the left with a button click, for resolutions that aren't supported. How sweet is that!?
Oho, that's slick! He's even got a cookie to remember it
Oho, that's slick! He's even got a cookie to remember it
Yup. The only disappointing thing is that I can't load the page pre-setup since I don't have the PHP access. So instead I must change the menu STATE after the page loads. Not as slick as it could be, but it's the best that can be done without PHP access (which I SERIOUSLY doubt Chops will ever allow, for security reasons)
Anyway, thanks for the kind words It feels good to hear when you've done well.
Oho, that's slick! He's even got a cookie to remember it
Yup. The only disappointing thing is that I can't load the page pre-setup since I don't have the PHP access. So instead I must change the menu STATE after the page loads. Not as slick as it could be, but it's the best that can be done without PHP access (which I SERIOUSLY doubt Chops will ever allow, for security reasons)
Anyway, thanks for the kind words It feels good to hear when you've done well.
Yeah, I had to work around the same sort of deal when parsing the Raid countdown over on the Envy site. You don't necessarily have to wait for a full page load though (only that the content you need is loaded), maybe you can reorder the html a bit so both menus come first in the code?
The menu's loading isn't really the issue. The issue is, once the page is loaded I have to use script to read the cookie, and reset the menu's to their saved state. Unfortunately, you can't run the script prior to the page fully loading... especially since I'm referencing objects on the document that must be there for the script to work.
The menu's loading isn't really the issue. The issue is, once the page is loaded I have to use script to read the cookie, and reset the menu's to their saved state. Unfortunately, you can't run the script prior to the page fully loading... especially since I'm referencing objects on the document that must be there for the script to work.
Just include the script in the code after those elements have loaded, rather than the header - you don't necessarily have to wait for the onload event
(this is for the Envy site preview)
It feels good to hear when you've done well.
