o, yeah... i changed the default stylesheet to solid borders. the one's with just the color name are dashed... and when it says "solid" then its a solid border. yeah, i know, such an original name
ok... so i think i've made some improvements. but somebody had said that they hated the dashed borders... i thought it was a good use of something that is rarely seen... but yeah... then my friend told me that it its cause it makes it seem like you haven't been doing "this" very long... this being website design... what do you all think?
well this is one of the sites i work on... and i recently redid the whole design and made it alot easier for some of the others to add articles. but yeah, it needs more content still and once it gets a little bigger i know im gonna have to adjust some things, but let me know what you think of it.
o, and as long as you tell me about any glitches and possible ways to fix them, you are free to try and hack into the admin section... i want to know how to make this as secure as possible.. so do your worst
haha, we got givers but no takers... thats funny. hmmm, i heard at one point those were selling for $75 each on ebay, but now its down to like nothing.
ok, im confusing myself. where should i set the cookie and where should i set its value as the value for the stylesheet? i'd want something like this..
Code:
setcookie("stylesheet", $style)
and
Code:
$style=$_COOKIE["stylesheet"]
but i dont want the value set by the cookie to interfer with the value set if the user changes the stylesheet