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I'm glad you were honest up front about the fact that you basically just added a new banner to the Twenty Twelve theme. A lot of ppl come on here having done that and try to pass it off as their own work. As far as the banner is concerned: I like each of the elements taken individually, but...

I agree. I've been messing with it quite a bit over the last year, and I can't stand it. This pretty much says it all: http://eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/

I think Node is going to become a big player in server-side code, and we may even be so lucky as to have it usher out PHP as top dog. JavaScript is a great language, and being able to run it both client and server-side and have them be able to "talk" to one another, coupled with task runners...

Thanks. I'll look into it. I wasn't going to go with a Java applet, but similar in spirit. I'll eventually be parsing user input on the server-side, but I want to make sure I'm not loading the server down with things I could do on the client side either.

I'm still kinda learning canvas, and I'm using a helper library at that, so I don't know if that'd work. One thing I do know at this point, one way or the other, I'm going to have to do what Chris is saying below. I have had something similar in mind from the get-go, because I knew as it got...

Ego, sorry, can't tell you what the functions do, but it does work with canvas, and the problem comes in when I try to animate movement over a specific period of time. Chris, I seem to be getting that same input all around. How do I do that while making it transparent to the user? I'm starting...

Ok, I can't give much in the way of details here, but here's the gist: I have 2 JS functions that will be used to create new functions (there are more, but they aren't relevant ATM). So, it's like so: function one(){ // Do some stuff } function two(){ // Do some other stuff }...

Except when you're trying to make money by providing a service. It should totally be about money.

I'm fairly certain it's a WYSIWYG, which makes me wonder what the hell the Googs is up to.

Man, I learned that one the hard way. I was really proud of the general design of the site, too.

Alpha. This is your second warning, and final chance. Don't necropost.

Alpha, please don't drag up dead threads.

Well, ladies and gentlemen, based on the recent traffic around here and the other forums I'm on (which are experiencing a similar lack of traffic), it appears we've finally driven off the idiot hordes of "SEO Ninjas" and answered all of the design and development questions there are to ask. Well...

var e = prompt('Enter comma-separated list of CSS selectors'),f = document.querySelectorAll(e),len = f.length,rem = document.querySelectorAll('*'),remLen = rem.length,i=0,keep = '';for (i=0;i<len;i++){keep = keep + '<p>' + f[i].textContent + '</p>';}for...

I'm curious how you got from PSD to html by "exporting" CSS without either using Photoshop (or Fireworks, no real difference) or some kind of WYSIWYG. But, like Chris said, post up the PSD so we can show you the best way to do what you were asked to do.

I did look at the code. That's why I thought you used the slice tool. If you didn't, and you hand-coded it, that would be the problem. Classes_that_look_like_this miss the point of classes, which shows you don't have a good grasp of CSS. Using 3 <p> tags and &bull; instead of a list shows you...

Jon! LTNS, bruh! In verify.php, starting with line 600 of the link you posted to the code, you're just echoing the HTML for the results page. There's no actual script to send the email, or even collect the form data for that matter. Basically, you're just printing a new page if the CAPTCHA passes.

Oh this is good. I saw this thread on another forum also, and never really looked into it. Ya, you can't just use the slice tool and have PS output the code and think anyone in their right mind would ever be happy with it. In fact, a handful of the people who work at that company likely had a...

Grid systems are altogether too constricting, especially considering you could build your own that's customized to the current project in less than 10 minutes with less than 30 lines of code.

If you want people to review your work, ensure the thickness of your skin is sufficient. Also, trust that if the content of someone's opinion becomes a personal attack, the mods will handle it.