Official Blogspot Help Thread

[Leonid Soubbotine]

Not sure how you updated. Usually there's an original file that can be manipulated directly in Photoshop and the switch won't have to be shown anywhere in the code since the filename is the same.

Work on the background to make it black since now it's a dark shade of grey.
Good logo!
Also you might want to add a bit of thickness to the feet of the guy - he looks like he's wearing socks.

[Randy Tarasevich]

Originally Posted by Leonid Soubbotine

Not sure how you updated. Usually there's an original file that can be manipulated directly in Photoshop and the switch won't have to be shown anywhere in the code since the filename is the same.

Work on the background to make it black since now it's a dark shade of grey.
Good logo!
Also you might want to add a bit of thickness to the feet of the guy - he looks like he's wearing socks.

Yeah, the socks! I didn't make the file nor do i have Photoshop. I'll work on getting it done though. I have another logo in mind that I might try. I'm irritated that I don't know how to use PS and Illustrator.

[Randy Tarasevich]

I know many people use Blogger.com (Blogspot) to host their page. I find their help/support to be severely lacking. If the paid services offer better help, than I can see why people pony up and pay, even if its a nominal cost. So this post is for Blogspot users who need help to post questions and hopefully get useful feedback.

[Jason M Struck]

i've been pretty pleased so far...

i wanted a way to create a link with a jpeg that would go to a specific URL... haven't figured that out yet.

[Randy Tarasevich]

Originally Posted by Jason M Struck

i've been pretty pleased so far...

i wanted a way to create a link with a jpeg that would go to a specific URL... haven't figured that out yet.

If I were you I would pay the 5-10 bux and by a domain name to shorten the web address. It's easier for your clients to remember. I hate their tech support, but the software is really easy to use.

[Rahsaan Kimbrow]

<li><a href="http://www.whatever.html"><img src="http://picurl.jpg" border="0" width="150" height="60"></a></li>

makes any sense?

[Randy Tarasevich]

Originally Posted by Rahsaan Kimbrow

<li><a href="http://www.whatever.html"><img src="http://picurl.jpg" border="0" width="150" height="60"></a></li>

makes any sense?

Maybe if I had robot eyes.

[Frederic Giraud]

Originally Posted by Rahsaan Kimbrow

<li><a href="http://www.whatever.html"><img src="http://picurl.jpg" border="0" width="150" height="60"></a></li>

makes any sense?

no need for the <li> tag , except if it is in a list ( <ul> ) .

[Rahsaan Kimbrow]

Originally Posted by Frederic Giraud

no need for the <li> tag , except if it is in a list ( <ul> ) .

i just copy and pasted the html from my "links" section....

now if i could just figure out how to make a form work

[Frederic Giraud]

Originally Posted by Rahsaan Kimbrow

i just copy and pasted the html from my "links" section....

Yope. Usually links are represented as a list of items. It's normally and even good coding to do so.

For your forms, check out this site (w/f safe). All your html/css resources are on this site and it's really a good site for web coding basics.

Enjoy and good luck!