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I'm looking for this template or which this is based on. Can you help me?
http://moodaholic.com
Connie
08-22-2006, 08:06 AM
Ulli,
I know this site and it was recommend at some techy website last week as well
but this template is handmade, it is not published, so why not ask the guy there? It is always easier to ask the one who made it than to ask hundreds who did not made it ;=)
that' s what i've done, waiting for an answer ;)
thanks
jgrayson
08-22-2006, 01:20 PM
I'm looking for this template or which this is based on. Can you help me?
http://moodaholic.com
that's not a pixelpost site.
DikkieBurger
08-22-2006, 01:38 PM
that's not a pixelpost site.
It is a pixelpost site. Check comments, about, rss etc. :rolleyes:
http://moodaholic.com/index.php?x=rss
Connie
08-22-2006, 03:16 PM
yes, it is absolutely a Pixelpost site and the photographer designed the template himself
JamesAragon
08-22-2006, 11:57 PM
ulli if you can get the template please share it ;)
I got an email that the webmaster doesn't give/sell the template.:sad:
jgrayson
08-23-2006, 04:21 AM
I got an email that the webmaster doesn't give/sell the template.:sad:
it's a simple template. the links on the top left of the photo and the photo has an outline. CSS is easy to learn if you don't know it. the image fade is a javascript which i'm sure you can find somewhere online.
dakwegmo
08-25-2006, 01:44 PM
The javascript fade in on his site is identical to the one found here: http://clagnut.com/sandbox/imagefades.php/
it is such a simple template that it should not be any problem to replicate...
ohh and by the way, can anybody tell me how you get the fader to work in xhtml?? i can't seem to figure it out.
jgrayson
08-31-2006, 02:42 PM
ohh and by the way, can anybody tell me how you get the fader to work in xhtml?? i can't seem to figure it out.
according to that link
http://clagnut.com/sandbox/imagefades.php/
it says this:
Note that document.write does not work when XHTML is properly sent as application/xhtml+xml. You will either have to use HTML or serve your document as text/html.
djaef
10-08-2006, 06:57 AM
I don't see they are identical. They both fade, sure, but that doesn't make them identical, does it? moodaholics doesn't say "loading" as it loads for example. I'd like to use a fader script like the one moodaholic uses, but it doesn't seem that easy to implement. That clagnut one wouldn't fit straight into a pixelpost template. Does anyone know of a relatively simple implementation of this idea that would work with pixelpost?
http://clagnut.com/sandbox/imagefades/ - it is very easy to implement to PP template. I use it on my own photoblog and it works (I hope) fine.
jgrayson
10-09-2006, 03:32 PM
I don't see they are identical. They both fade, sure, but that doesn't make them identical, does it? moodaholics doesn't say "loading" as it loads for example. I'd like to use a fader script like the one moodaholic uses, but it doesn't seem that easy to implement. That clagnut one wouldn't fit straight into a pixelpost template. Does anyone know of a relatively simple implementation of this idea that would work with pixelpost?
that "loading..." image you see is just a CSS background image. the loading graphic itself has nothing to do with the script. moodaholics just chose not to have a loading graphic.
i have the fade on my site (without any "loading" image) and it works fine
BuzzLeclaiR
10-10-2006, 09:43 AM
Hello all,
I don't know if I have to create a new topic or if I can post my question here...
I'm interrested to know is "this special tooltip" is a PP addon or a JS Script ?
I often saw this things in different photoblog and want to add it in my next PP template.
Thank you very much.
Philippe
http://thebutterflysoup.free.fr/
DikkieBurger
10-10-2006, 08:23 PM
I'm interrested to know is "this special tooltip" is a PP addon or a JS Script ?
It's a JS, you can use boxover.js or overlib just search in google.
djaef
10-12-2006, 08:39 AM
that "loading..." image you see is just a CSS background image. the loading graphic itself has nothing to do with the script. moodaholics just chose not to have a loading graphic.
i have the fade on my site (without any "loading" image) and it works fine
OK, thanks John. I just don't think it looks that simple. I can see from your site, you are pretty advanced with coding etc, but I struggle trying to figure this stuff out. I'm a front end design type :) I read the clagnut site, and it seemed difficult to me. I wouldn't even know where to start to implement that into my template.
I'll keep reading, maybe one day it'll make some sense...
floffy
10-13-2006, 07:20 PM
Download http://moodaholic.com/templates/moodaholic/fader.js
Place it in your document root.
Add it after your body:
<script type="text/javascript" src="fader.js"></script>
Add this to your image-tag:
id="photo"
<img id="photo" blabla src="....">
Best regards
Kenny at Moodaholic
kristarella
10-14-2006, 05:03 AM
How do you guys feel about the fade? Is it good or is it annoying? I usually get to a site and think "Oooh..." when it fades but it gets slightly annoying when flicking through archives. Does anyone else find that?
djaef
10-14-2006, 05:05 AM
Thanks Kenny.
djaef
10-14-2006, 05:08 AM
How do you guys feel about the fade? Is it good or is it annoying? I usually get to a site and think "Oooh..." when it fades but it gets slightly annoying when flicking through archives. Does anyone else find that?
Good question Kristarella. I loved it when I first visited moodaholic, and now I just put it up on my site I got exactly the same feeling you did. I loved it when the first picture loaded, but didn't like it clicking back through the days...
But I suppose it's a take it or leave type thing. I don't see you could apply it only to the first load. I'll leave it for a few days and see what I feel about it. Now I know how to put it up I can take it down :)
i put it on my site too. i like the effect, but you are right: when clicking through archives it is disturbing.
thanks to floffy for the code :-)
Download http://moodaholic.com/templates/moodaholic/fader.js
Place it in your document root.
Add it after your body:
<script type="text/javascript" src="fader.js"></script>
Add this to your image-tag:
id="photo"
<img id="photo" blabla src="....">
<div id="photo" blabla src="...."> works too.
andreas
wasfrans
11-20-2006, 07:27 PM
is it always so slow? Everytime is see the fade effect it's so very slow.
I like the effect, but if it's to slow I won't use it.
you can adjust it in the js-file i think, i dont remember.
the effect is with safari faster than with IE or firefox on pc.
greets,
andreas
I don't see you could apply it only to the first load. I'll leave it for a few days and see what I feel about it. Now I know how to put it up I can take it down :)
Actually, it is easily done with javascript. Just use an onload event with a cookie script (Google one, there are many available - a reliable one is quircksmode) that checks for a cookie, if it exists, it just loads the image, if it doesn't it triggers your fade and sets the cookie, let's say for a month, or a week. Anyways, it's easier than it might seem. Let me know if you need help.
hmm any of you guys tried using the fade-in together with moo.fx??? it seems i can only use one of them, they won't work together..
when you exclude conflicts then it should to work :)
has anyone noticed that in the latest IE some of the photos don't come out correctly? some of the black areas are speckled with white dots. i've noticed that this doesn't happen in firefox, or on the moodaholic site.
thehonoraryfan
01-17-2007, 03:00 AM
Ith: I noticed the same problem about two weeks ago and it's very frustrating, the funny thing is it only happened on the last few images since I noticed it. It's apparently an issue with some filter in IE, the problem doesn't happen in any other browser as far as I know. Unfortunately, 90% of this world uses IE. Does anyone know a fix around this? Only suggestion I've had is to actually modify the picture to where the white dots are occurring but that's a huge pain in the you know what. Thanks!
austriaka
01-17-2007, 05:51 AM
has anyone noticed that in the latest IE some of the photos don't come out correctly? some of the black areas are speckled with white dots. i've noticed that this doesn't happen in firefox, or on the moodaholic site.
have a look at the thread here:
http://forum.pixelpost.org/showthread.php?t=5969
I am sure it is a problem of IE7, I didn't consider it with IE 6.
KArin
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