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Quote:
Sorry, I haven't replied sooner as I've been very busy with other projects.
This worked perfectly, thank you Bleekk
Cheers,
Marty.
Bleekk wrote:
to change the contact button you need to put this part of code in the style.cssbutton, html input[type=button], input[type=reset], input[type=submit] {
/*define here the style of the buttons*/
}
Sorry, I haven't replied sooner as I've been very busy with other projects.
This worked perfectly, thank you Bleekk
Cheers,
Marty.
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PNG seems to be going away slowly, and the battle for image compression, especially in the JPEG area, is heating up 
Google: promotes WebP format
Mozilla: came up with "mozjpeg", and it seems like Facebook donated some money to them.
Microsoft is pushing and supporting JPEG XR.
And there are also the libjpeg-turbo that claims better results than Mozjpeg, and the Independent JPEG group
So it seems like the majority of efforts are focusing on improving JPEG
And just few days ago there was an announcement about yet another new compression called BPG (Better Portable Graphics), but since the codec is proprietary, it might not take off.
So from I've seen, it seems like JPEG is probably the best option as it is being constantly improved, and together with PNG is supported by all browsers. As a comparison, WebP is only supported by Chrome and Opera.
With the disk storage prices going down, and with internet speed improving, my suggestion would be to store safely your original images, and then compress them with the best at the moment compression tool. In few years, as the compression tools improve, you can re-compress again the images. But in order to do it, you need to have your originals, otherwise compressing already compressed images will result in a very bad quality.
Google: promotes WebP format
Mozilla: came up with "mozjpeg", and it seems like Facebook donated some money to them.
Microsoft is pushing and supporting JPEG XR.
And there are also the libjpeg-turbo that claims better results than Mozjpeg, and the Independent JPEG group
So it seems like the majority of efforts are focusing on improving JPEG
And just few days ago there was an announcement about yet another new compression called BPG (Better Portable Graphics), but since the codec is proprietary, it might not take off.
So from I've seen, it seems like JPEG is probably the best option as it is being constantly improved, and together with PNG is supported by all browsers. As a comparison, WebP is only supported by Chrome and Opera.
With the disk storage prices going down, and with internet speed improving, my suggestion would be to store safely your original images, and then compress them with the best at the moment compression tool. In few years, as the compression tools improve, you can re-compress again the images. But in order to do it, you need to have your originals, otherwise compressing already compressed images will result in a very bad quality.
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Are you talking about format wise or what?
I would strongly suggest PNG format pictures for use on the net. This format was actually created for the internet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Network_Graphics
Jpeg are also decent but PNG are the best format and as I understand it they can do anything a GIF or JPEG can do and should be the most compact.
Rodney
I would strongly suggest PNG format pictures for use on the net. This format was actually created for the internet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Network_Graphics
Jpeg are also decent but PNG are the best format and as I understand it they can do anything a GIF or JPEG can do and should be the most compact.
Rodney
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I am a couple days late on this but Merry Christmas to all and Happy New Year as well!
Yes 2015 looks to be a banner year...
Rodney
Yes 2015 looks to be a banner year...
Rodney
6206
How are you all? A couple of comments, a lot of the modules I have written on SVN where back in XOOPS 2.2, 2.3 & 2.4... I have been holidaying for a bit but below is a list of everything on SVN that I will be running over the next month or two to make sure they all work and are ready for XOOPS 2.5 for migration to XOOPS 2.6.. I just want to finish the new development work first then I will commence this ModFix 1.1 Project.
The following modules I have used on XOOPS 2.5 and seem to be fine, the rest I will need to test and make any changes that are required. The following modules you can get from http://sourceforge.net/projects/chronolabs/files as well as http://sourceforge.net/projects/xortify/files ::- you will see we have a five star rated virus free stamp!
Know personal experiences to Work:--
Finish New Development of Alpha/Prealpha:--
ModFix list for XOOPS 2.5.7:--
Finish Development of Alpha/Prealpha:--
Discontinued:--
The following modules I have used on XOOPS 2.5 and seem to be fine, the rest I will need to test and make any changes that are required. The following modules you can get from http://sourceforge.net/projects/chronolabs/files as well as http://sourceforge.net/projects/xortify/files ::- you will see we have a five star rated virus free stamp!
Know personal experiences to Work:--
- xortify
- xpayment
- signed
- xcenter
Finish New Development of Alpha/Prealpha:--
- radioo
- xtalky
ModFix list for XOOPS 2.5.7:--
- ajaxfilemanager
- twitterbomb
- obituaries
- vidshop
- vjmixes
- prizes
- vod
- profile
- compounds
- psychtest
- radioo
- wflink
- donations
- xalky
- dr-usage
- xcenter
- escorts
- sam
- scroller
- xcurl
- flowplayer
- xdonations
- sexy
- shoutbox
- xforum
- signed
- xhelp
- genobio
- googleapi
- xincodes
- xinvite
- xjson
- songlist
- xnews
- speedtest
- iplog
- statistics
- lawsuit
- xoopspoll
- linkedinbomb
- maquee
- xortify
- xpayment
- xpetitions
- xpnews
- xquiz
- membership
- xreaggregator
- xrest
- tbdev
- xserial
- multisite
- myalbum
- xtransam
Finish Development of Alpha/Prealpha:--
- xshop
Discontinued:--
- phpdoc
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My sentiments as well.
A little peace on Earth wouldn't hurt a darned thing either..
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years from InfernalLogic.
A little peace on Earth wouldn't hurt a darned thing either..
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years from InfernalLogic.
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Xoops needs this type of templates to survivor in this internet age
Lot of themes for Xoops are outdated and this forces lot of user move to other CMS systems like Wordpress and Joomla, those are not better but they have amazing free templates
I would thank to Bitcero and people like Heyula for sharing their modern designs with us, if have made some test websites with WP an Joomla but everytime im going back to Xoops because its power and simplcity
Thumbs up !
Lot of themes for Xoops are outdated and this forces lot of user move to other CMS systems like Wordpress and Joomla, those are not better but they have amazing free templates
I would thank to Bitcero and people like Heyula for sharing their modern designs with us, if have made some test websites with WP an Joomla but everytime im going back to Xoops because its power and simplcity
Thumbs up !
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