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Website Launched

by MikeS · in General Discussion · 06/14/2003 (8:10 pm) · 6 replies

Hey guys,

I'm pretty new to the torque engine, and have been previously(and still)use darkbasic professional to code games.
I've launched my site so I hope you all go to take a quick look around it, and let me know of any comments or suggestions for it.

I know it needs some backround images,and a site map, but other than that I think it will be a great place show off any of my projects.

http://www23.brinkster.com/yellowmodels/default.htm

Hope you enjoy

#1
06/15/2003 (3:29 am)
erm, well, i just took a quick look at it (and yes, i had to copy/paste the url ;P) (btw, ever clicked the here in For information about using 'Markup Lite' to add bold, italics, links and more to your text click here.??)

my feedback on your site:

- neither the GALLARY nor the NEWS NEWS NEWS links work for me (mozilla)
- that "logo" up there has the 's' from 'Models' cut
- your HTML-code is crappy like hell
-- different fonts
-- no < head >
-- two closing < /body > and < /html > tags
-- text AFTER the last < /body >

EDIT: spelling
#2
06/15/2003 (3:53 am)
The links did work for me (Opera 7.11), but the HTML on the news page is not at all what you were after, it's not right at all. All the news items just display in one long line of text instead of being shown as seperate entries.

To save having to do all the HTML yourself, get an HTML editor/composer package to help you out. Even Frontpage express would be better then nothing. Your pages may look fine on the browser you are using, but you definitely need to test it with some other browsers.
#3
06/15/2003 (3:58 am)
jip, the links works in IE, but the pages loaded are far from being HTML-code ! :P

and
[6-13-03]Yellow's Modeling site Homepage finished!
is hopefully NOT true !
#4
06/15/2003 (6:56 am)
The site is being serverd up with the mimetype of Application/Octet stream (aka a binary file) instead of text/html which is why mozilla tries to download it. The other browsers are actually incorrect in trying to render it as html. Someone needs to fix their web server.
#5
06/15/2003 (7:15 am)
Works Fine on my Browser :)
#6
06/15/2003 (7:31 am)
lol, are you using lynx or what ?!? ;P
it may WORK fine but it is not CODED fine.