KansukeKojima

Well... could you? Specifically I mean can you place a <table> tag in a <td></td> tag which are already parts of tables.... if so, how do you go about doing it?

as anwii said, there are people willing to do free work. I'm one of them... but its mostly because I'm to lazy to set up a paypall or something so that I can get paid... Seriously though, I love doing free work as I can put it in my portfolio. I also love the chance to use my skills and abilities. hackers, you definitely should have given out a little more information. Otherwise, agreeing to work for you would be like buying a used car without having its background checked.

Well, I finally got my blog all set up and working now... I'm Using WordPress, and I happen to love it. Its really flexible and easy to use, one of the best systems I've seen. There are a few articles on the blog so far, but not that many yet. I'd have to say that the best article on their so far is the 'Go bake a cake...' one.... so if you want to check it out, click here Also, which is better: should users have to register to make coments, or should I open it up for all?

I could see this resulting in a good Flash series.... ahaha... it would be funny..... a giant war porportional to WW2 betwwn gummy bears and gummy worms.... and yes, the worms are better, more gummy for your money

These images along with the rest of my portfolio can be found at my website 2K ART The first, one is called Apparition. I am especially proud of how creepy it looks. And if your wondering, its Lindsay Lohans Face.... yes I did kill her.... This next one doesn't have a name. I really enjoyed making this. Its composed out of two different Bryce Renders, and then played around with in Photoshop. Enjoy! Please post your comments.

PHP Random Titles Description Ever wondered how some websites (ex:spoono.com) have those cool-o random titles appearing in the title bar? Now you get to learn how to do it using PHP. We will be using our knowledge of Variables and Echos in this tutorial. Try It Out Creating the code itself is fairly easy. To start, lets create some of our different titles. Code <?php$title[1] = "This will be more fun that that time - never mind...";$title[2] = "Another random title... neat eh?";$title[3] = "I've got wood... in my fire place...";$title[4] = "More ranom titles? Cool!";?>Great, you just created all of your titles. However, this alone does absolutely nothing at the moment. Next, lets create the whole random part of it now. Code <?php$title[1] = "This will be more fun that that time - never mind...";$title[2] = "Another random title... neat eh?";$title[3] = "I've got wood... in my fire place...";$title[4] = "More ranom titles? Cool!";$random_select = rand(1, 4);echo $title[$random_select];?>See how it works? The variable $random_select selects a random number. In the echo, you type the $title variable and then the $random_select variable in the brackets. In short, every time the page loads, it is told to randomly output $title[1], or $title[2], etc. Don't get it yet? Read it over a few times, you'll eventually get the hang of it. Notice from rvalkass: Remember to place code inside code tags.

The only weapons I have are some Samurai Swords, and a Ninja Sword. But don't fear, they are crappy replica weapons that can't even cut through a rope... I don't really care if people own weapons, as long as they make the choice to use them properly. (Ex: a rifle should be used for hunting, not threatening someone to get off your property).

A tutorial on some of the basics of css.... I wrote if for my site, may as well post it here too CSS Basics Description For those of you that don't know, CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. The whole point of it is to easily edit all of the pages on your website, so you don't have to edit each on individually. In this tutorial, you will learn some of the basics. Try It Out Css Syntax has three parts to it. The object (where you want to edit), the property (what part of the object to edit), and finally the value (what you want to edit). Example body { color: #3B3B3B;} In the above case body is the object, color is the property, and #3b3b3b is the value. (This would cause all the font in your body to be the color #3b3b3b). As shown above, you state the object first, and then state the property, finally, you state the value. Note: As shown above, all properties must be in the "{" brackets and the values must end with a semi-colon ( ; ). Now for something more complex. Example body, td { font-size: 8pt; color: #3B3B3B;} This time, we have two objects! The objects are body and td are both edited by separating them with the comma ( , ). (Note: you can have three, four, etc. objects as long as they are separated by commas.) When you have a property with more than one word, you must place a dash ( - ) in between each word. In this case font size is our property, so we will place a dash in between the words: font-size. Those are some of the basic rules to CSS, I will cover more later.

woot!!! yay!!! Thank you!! I had to do one other thing though:I had to remove the $_GET part from the "content select" area... took me a second to find out why the $default page wouldn't show up... THANK YOU!!! EVERYTHING IS PERFECT NOW!!!

I removed the !... one problem solved... now, it doesn't show the error... which is a good thing I hope? I think that would mean progress. However, it still doesn't show the page... so the problem must be with the content include area?... http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ for the "fixed" version... but yeah... it just keeps showing the news page whenever a link is clicked now... whats the remedy?

Both of these are from the same file... just different camera views, etc.. They took for ever to render.... I'll use them in a project later...

Step 1 -->Open up microsoft word if you have it. If you don't.... try another word processing program... or else your screwed... sorry.Step 2 -->Go to open.Step 3 -->Enable all files for opening. (Right underneath where you would type a file name)Step 4 -->Select something gigantic like google earth, etc...Step 5 -->Wait a minute or two... you have gigantic hunred thousand page documents! Well... nothing you can really read or understand but whatever....(If you have autocad or rhino, or bryce, etc... you can actually reach the max amount of pages...)

Sorry I wouldn't know... never used that program... You may be able to... but I know that the google one works really different.

Well... everything is fine except the Content Select section (refer to the in-code headings)... thats where it says the error is... could anyone find out why it wont work when I click one of my links? http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ for an example of what happens... if(!isset($page)) { $content_select = <<< html <td valign="top" width="750" class="table_class" bgcolor="#ffffff"> $content </td> html; } else { $content_select = <<< html There is a content_select error. html; } //--------------------------------- //Template //--------------------------------- $template = <<< html <html> <head> <title> 2K ART </title> <body marginwidth="0" topmargin="5" rightmargin="5" leftmargin="5" bottommargin="5" bgcolor="#e5e5e5"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css.css" type="text/css"> <table border="0" width="750" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" align="center"> <tr> <td width=750"> <img src="$lay/banner.gif" border="1"> </td> </tr> <tr> <td width="750"> <img src="$lay/nav.gif" border="1"> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="760" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="4" align="center"> <td valign="top" width="150" class="table_class" bgcolor="#ffffff"> <b>Navigation</b><hr> $link[1]<br> $link[2]<br> $link[3]<br> $link[4]<br> $link[5]<br> </td> <td valign="top" width="600" class="table_class" bgcolor="#ffffff"> $content_select </td></tr> </table> <script src="http linenums:0'><?php//-----------------//portfolio paths//-----------------$portfolio = "/portfolio";$lay = "/images";//------------------//navigation//------------------$link[1] = <<< html<b>?</b>?<a href="$PHP_SELF">Home</a><br>html;$link[2] = <<< html<b>?</b>?<a href="$PHP_SELF?cont=portfolio">Portfolio</a><br>html;$link[3] = <<< html<b>?</b>?<a href="$PHP_SELF?cont=programming">Programming</a><br>html;$link[4] = <<< html<b>?</b>?<a href="$PHP_SELF?cont=graphics">Graphics</a><br>html;$link[5] = <<< html<b>?</b>?<a href="$PHP_SELF?cont=misc">Misc.</a><br>html;//----------------------------------// Content Include//----------------------------------$default = "news"; if($cont == "") { $cont = $default; } elseif(isset($cont)) { $cont = $cont; } if(file_exists("$cont.html")) { $content = file_get_contents("$cont.html");} else { $content = "Unfortunately, the file you were looking for could not be located.";}//----------------------------------// Content Select//----------------------------------$page = $_GET['cont'];if(!isset($page)) {$content_select = <<< html<td valign="top" width="750" class="table_class" bgcolor="#ffffff">$content</td>html;} else {$content_select = <<< htmlThere is a content_select error.html;}//---------------------------------//Template//---------------------------------$template = <<< html<html><head><title>2K ART</title><body marginwidth="0" topmargin="5" rightmargin="5" leftmargin="5" bottommargin="5" bgcolor="#e5e5e5"><link rel="stylesheet" href="css.css" type="text/css"><table border="0" width="750" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" align="center"><tr><td width=750"><img src="$lay/banner.gif" border="1"></td></tr><tr><td width="750"><img src="$lay/nav.gif" border="1"></td></tr></table><table border="0" width="760" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="4" align="center"><td valign="top" width="150" class="table_class" bgcolor="#ffffff"><b>Navigation</b><hr>$link[1]<br>$link[2]<br>$link[3]<br>$link[4]<br>$link[5]<br></td><td valign="top" width="600" class="table_class" bgcolor="#ffffff">$content_select</td></tr></table><script src="google-analytics.com/urchin.js; type="text/javascript"></script><script type="text/javascript"> _uacct="UA-2884448-1"; urchinTracker();</script> </body></html>html;//----------------------------------// Display the Final Template//----------------------------------echo $template;?>

The basic theory behind it would be the same... so yes.... I would suppose so.

http://2kart.bravehost.com/Banjo%20Bob%20Animation.swf I made this a while ago... meh... just some random thing with not too much effort put into it... enjoy...

HOW TO 1. Open up Bryce 5. Go to 'File' and click 'New'. Change the File Dimensions to 1024x768 and click the checkmark at the bottom of the 'New File' popup. Now create a sphere using the the 'sphere' tool. You should see a sphere appear on your canvas. Take the black dot on the top left and drag it until the sphere is big enough that you can fit things into it. Then, use the zoom in arrow to move you camera inside of the sphere. 2. Now here is the abstract part. Take the 'torus' tool and create a few torus's. Edit their sizes, rotations, etc. until you're happy. This is what I got: If you want to create a good abstract, you will need to be able to see it. Insert some light into the sphere by using the light tool. If you do not know how to add some light, got to the top tool bar and click on 'Create'. Then click on the yellow sphere. Now take the light that you created and move it where you want to put it. I Would recomend that you place the lights in front of the torus's so that you can see them well. If you are having trouble doing that, then use the tool that rotates your camera (left tool bar, big round button with arrows on it) so that you can manuever them easier. 3. In the third and final step, we will add some material to the objects. Select all the objects (CTRL+A). Some option buttons will appear appear on the screen in a column. Click the big 'M' one. You have just opened the material editor! For now, don't worry about all the weird bars and guages that you see. Click on the arrow located near the top and to the right of the materials preview. A popup with the heading 'Materials' will appear. Click on 'Simple and Fast', and select the 'Mirror' texture. (Note: feel free to use any other texture.) Your almost done a beutiful abstract! Next, click on the large round 'render' button on the left toolbar. Your image is now rendering. Patience is a virtue you may need when rendering. It may take anywhere from four minutes to an hour or more. Not only that but then it will Anti-alias afterwords. The wait is worth the art though. Congratulations, you have an awesome picture. Now click on 'File' and the 'Save Image As' and save your image. If you would like a copy of the Bryce file then save the Bryce file as well. Feel free to open up your saved image in photoshop and mess around with some 2D.

This will be really helpful for me once you fix it. Since I've began using notepad exclusively, if I wan't to see my changes, I have to actually open the file as an internet page... so this will most definately help.

So... whats your opinion on flat-file websites? You know, no databases, everything is stored in txt, php, or html documents...In my opinion I really like using them. This is mainly because I have yet to learn anything about databases :)Post any advantages or disadvantages you think they possess....I like them because, for me, they are fairly easy to use once created. A disadvantage in my opinion is that it takes a while to code properly so it functions well.

Notepad 2? Notepad original was awesome as it was.... like honestly...it was pretty sweet... but notepad 2?! Even better!!Its quick to load, easy to use, un-distracting, doesn't take up much space... yummy...I will be downloading this later.... The only way to go is to use a simple text editor to code!! Things like Dreamweaver are good... but whats the point when you really don't even need such a large program?

that would be very interesting.... and very helpful.... won't have to wait s'long for ice-cubes to freeze up!Mythbusters rules!!!

Thank you...I fixed the thumbnails problem too.... I actually made some thumbnails.... loads waaaayyyy faster...I'm also, eventually, going to design a background image.... but not right now, because I've found it hard to get the perfect colorscheme.... later I will do it when I have enough time...

I'll do anything you want me to for a million dollars ... jk.... I would not cut off one of my fingers for 1 million... I couldn't type as well as I can now... I might do my left thumb... that would still handicap my quite a bit though... I'm just going with no...

Description Learn to create a neat grid using Adobe Photoshop! Great for many types of graphics! Try It Out We're going to start by opening up a new Photoshop Document. You may use any image you want, as long as its a resonable size. I chose to use Banjo Bob here Click File -->New Document. Change the Dimensions to 10x10 and the Contents to transparent. Click OK. Now, using the zoom tool, zoom in as much as possible. Make your image look the same as this one: Click Edit -->Define Pattern, name it whatever you want. Select the paint bucket tool and adjust to these settings. Then, On your original image (in my case, Banjo Bob), create a new layer. click on the image. The image should have a grid on it now. If the lines are too dark, change the layer opacity and fill as I have done.

Ok I've fixed a few things so far: the navigation is now beside the main content area instead of at the top the contact page now has a form instead of just my email... From fffanatics What exactly do you mean...? I don't get what your saying, and I want to fix it...