Posted on: 04/23/03 03:41pm
By: Anonymous (dczward)
After about a month of on and off tweaking, my band's website has been geeked.
Fourth Rotor, http://www.fourthrotor.com[*1] .
A couple things though...
#1) I wanted just the band members to be able to log in / have accounts and admin stuff (thus the "Admins Only" at the log in block). So, whenever anyone else posts comments, they're always "anonymous". Sort of ugly, but what can I do?
#2) For the life of me, I can't figure out how to align=center the photos in the random photo block.
#3) I still havent rooted out all the css places that make my lt blue - on black theme work: theres a few lt blue with lt blue text spots remaining.
#4) Any other boo-boos you uber geeks see?
Thanks!
my band's been geeked!
Posted on: 04/24/03 03:00pm
By: Anonymous (Anonymous)
Veeeeerrrrry Nice Dude!
my band's been geeked!
Posted on: 04/24/03 04:44pm
By: rawdata
You have a <center> tag in your random block. Move the opening tag up in the code which generates the block so it includes the image too.
<tr>
<td bgcolor="#000000" colspan="2">
--> add <center> here
<a href=http://www.fourthrotor.com/gallery/photos/DSC00439><img src=http://www.fourthrotor.com/albums/photos/DSC00439.thumb.jpg width=150 height=113 border=0></a><br>
--> remove <center> from here
June 2002 Recording @ Atlas Studios, Chicago, IL</center><br><center>From: <a href=http://www.fourthrotor.com/gallery/photos>Photos</a></center> </td>
</tr>
my band's been geeked!
Posted on: 04/25/03 03:37am
By: Anonymous (Anonymous)
I wanted just the band members to be able to log in / have accounts and admin stuff (thus the "Admins Only" at the log in block). So, whenever anyone else posts comments, they're always "anonymous". Sort of ugly, but what can I do?
Another way is to create a Group called 'Band Members'. Allow users to join as normal, this lets your core fans be part of the community. Restrict access to certain topics/whatever to the 'Band Members' group.