[CLUE-Tech] Font color for links: variations of a theme

[Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier]

> Sure, I'd like to see it.  Currently, I've just got a static site that
> I'm working on because my hosting ISP doesn't do PHP, at least not now. 
> I'll be looking sometime really soon after I "go live" with the static
> stuff to do more, but it'll have to be based on feedback from my
> "customers" such as you, others, and new people.

You might try PHPWebHosting.com - you get pretty much unlimited bandwidth,
email accounts, disk space and so on with PHP, Perl and MySQL for
$9.95 a month... it's been a great service for me so far. 

> Absolutely!! Not only consistency with color schemes, but links as well
> of the "menu" system which I'm hating editing by hand and need to
> "automate" like crazy.  But then, all of us new HTML people don't know
> the tricks you do, yet.

Okay, I'll send it to you separately so that I don't bog the rest of
the list down with it... 

> Thanks for the help.  You can get a taste of what I'm doing at my site:
> http://www.linuxloc.com  Any suggestions?

Yeah, for what you're doing it looks like you could do 90% of it with
PHPWebLog, Midgard or one of the other PHP content-management packages.
Take a look at: http://www.zonkerbooks.net/ and you'll get an idea for
the interface of the site using PHPWebLog, if you go to the PHPWeblog.org
site I think they have a demo you can use. 

It takes - maybe - an hour to download and install as long as you've
got PHP and MySQL properly installed. I got it up and running on the
hosting site in less than half an hour - though I spent longer than that
tweaking the site after I got it installed... Unfortunately, my strengths
do not lean towards visual design when it comes to Web sites... but it's
functional and usable. 

Take care,

Zonker
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Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier -=- jbrockmeier at earthlink.net
http://www.DissociatedPress.net/
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