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I'm asking more of a CSS question I want to design my webpage since all of the functionalities are now working, as you can see in the image below my webpage is quite plain. How can I improve the my webpage to make it more pleasing. Any suggestions, Opinions and CSS sites are appreciated tnx.
The best way to improve your app design, IMO, is to ask a pool of potential users what they think and how will they use.
See http://www.uxteam.com/blog/focus-groups-vs-usability-testing/
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Noticed today that Reddit API is always returning "downs" = 0 and "ups" = "score" for all posts.
Example:
http://www.reddit.com/top.json
Bug?
No, this was a deliberate move by the reddit team. I think a lot of people are disappointed.
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In the image below I have a search results from Google. I wonder what this type of detailed search result is called and how it's done? Thanks!
You're talking about sitelinks. Please have a look to: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=47334
As stated in the article, it is not something you can force, Google decides whether your site is worth to have them or not.
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Is there any security issue in allowing richtext commenting on blog for public visitors?
Is there any blog system that actually supports richtext commenting?
Can anyone advise?
You can always allow Markdown syntax. That way your users can do basic richtext formatting, but still be secure because no HTML code would be allowed.
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I'm trying to implement fluid layout in my friend's site. But its not working. Its very simple page just a slider on it. Just take a look and tell me whats wrong with my code.
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.orbit-wrapper and #featured have a fixed width in their style attributes. If you want it to be fluid, you'll need to do something using percent, possibly with a max and min width.
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what is the best for design full icons and images sprite for big site.. before UI Development or after ?
I don't believe that this is programming-related for one second, however I'd suggest that the best time for designing the icons and images for a site would be the same time at which the UI is being designed, since the icons/images have to fit the general aesthetic of the site itself.
Obviously this is only the initial design (and don't be afraid to amend, revise, re-design later) but it seems a mistake to think of icons and UI separately as distinct entities, rather than...symbiotic, maybe?