Recent content by Trigintillion

I don't get it; what do I put in the web.config file? I looked over the mod_mono site, but I didn't notice anything that gave actual directions to solving this dilemma of mine (i.e. the site said that something sould be put in etc/apache2/, but this "apache2" folder doesn't exist). Apologies...

Do I need to manually download mod_mono and then put it in the "etc" folder? I looked all over and the server doesn't appear to have it installed.

My site is deus.exofire.net. I've been using Visual Web Developer 2008 to write ASP.NET for a while and wanted to host an .aspx website. However, when I uploaded a page into CPanel and attempted to go there, I got an "Error 500" message, saying that there's an "unrecognizable attribute" in line...

Just a rough sketch of what you could do with tables: <table style="height:100%; width:100%;"><tr> <td style="height:200px;">[Header area]</td> </tr><tr> <td>[Space between left edge and nav panel]</td> <td>[Nav panel]</td> <td>[Space between nav panel and content area]</td>...

Ah, I see.

Well, if it's insufficiently small and white, I suggest removing your <span> around the link, just for clarity. You don't need it if you've got the necessary styling information in the <a class="genmedw">. Also, I'm not too familiar with the "em" measurement; I believe that since it only...

Sorry, I see a lot of inoperative PHP and nonexistent images. If you have trouble getting the spacing out from between your images, I suggest you use <div>'s instead of tables (say, <div style="float:right;">). It also usually works if you set the image as the background of the cell--then...

Well, I must admit that it looks quite... unique. Perhaps it could use a few more gradients to make it look better, and maybe remove the blots from the sides of the title. I could also suggest you make it look more mechanical--maybe more greys or metallic colors. Also, I think it's imperative...

I have detected at least nineteen distinct mistakes in the "Terms and Conditions" section alone. I also don't like the "Hello null!" greeting... Sorry, I wouldn't have my site designed by "penderweb" if I were paid.

Well, tables and <div>'s are useful in their own specific areas. I usually put tables in to map out the outer structure of my sites, and then <div>'s to hold the content areas.

Are you sure that will work? I mean, the people viewing the site in question probably won't have the font installed on their computers, so chances are that they'll just see it as the default font. At least that's my opinion. I'm sure there's some kind of javascript out there that you can use to...

I actually write my code in Notepad because I completely control what I'm writing and how I'm writing it. I've also started using the MS Visual Web Developer software, which is essentially the same as Dreamweaver but has ASP.NET support. It also shows minor errors and such. Dreamweaver code...

Well, it looks fairly orderly and colorful, but moderately so. 8/10. And please post a link next time.

Well, to be honest, I'm not all that impressed. The pale green colors are odd and kind of too dark in their own way--I would have been more comfortable with black or dark grey. Also, I have a nineteen-inch monitor, and the comments stretch all the way across. The lines can get quite long, and...

Well, it looks reasonably good... Not exactly brimming with innovative ideas, but it's definitely acceptable. Very neat and not monotonous.