Sui-Online.

www.sui-online.com

Just started creating a new website for my new domain name. Front page is the only page done. I use Dreamweaver and Fireworks. Simple html. Tell me what you think.

Cool.. whats your shared hosting plan look like?

You said you didn't like javascript so why not replace all that with a css onmouseover? KillJoy did it on his site's anniversary page and it looked/reacted awesome.

Nice page.

I have the starter plan for here.
http://www.webhostcentral.net/plans.html

Does CSS react better then simple html? Feels pretty good to me.

Nice starter plan.

Your page uses JavaScript to swap the images, plus a bunch of other stuff I can't figure out. The images at the top switch sort of slow on my machine. I guess its all in how you script it.

Ah I see. Yeah I didn't code it by hand. Dreamweaver. Just makes it easier and faster.

the css would react a little better, also if your interested in actually learning javascript there are much simpler ways of doing what dreamweaver hacked together in 30 lines. Flash would look nice in that situation also if you get real ambitious.

Suicide Jockey wrote:

the css would react a little better, also if your interested in actually learning javascript there are much simpler ways of doing what dreamweaver hacked together in 30 lines. Flash would look nice in that situation also if you get real ambitious.

Nope can't say I would, haha. I don't like learning new languages. I'm not interested in things like that.

Thats fine I suppose, unless your trying to be a web designer.

Suicide Jockey wrote:

Thats fine I suppose, unless your trying to be a web designer.

Nope. I like creating web pages, but I would never have a career in it. Network Engineering for me.

Actually, I used a (crappy) combination of javascript and CSS. Had I been more awesome at the time, I would have come up with something better. (http://cyproject.net/anniv.php) For suicide's purposes though, you could just use CSS. Something like

#nav a {
display: block;
width: whatever;
height: whatever;
background: url(bg1.gif);
}


#nav a:hover {
background: url(bg2.gif);
}

Thanks for the code, I'll save it and try it out later to see if I like it.