Perfect Tree Care Website: Even a Caveman...

[M.D. Vaden]

No CSS!

Loaded with tables/frames and Javascript. Numerous HTML coding errors.

I dont like it, messy, not logical, no info on front page. It would be a dial up killer.

I can see the creative side, it wouldn't be easy to have a photography site that's got pizzaz. Tough task.

Why do you like it?

Merely the look of it. Not the content, code or other - just how it looks.

How did they get the small triangles under the diamond shapes to highlight for the mouseover?

 

[Ekka]

Here's the string of code. Below is the 2 mouse over embedded pics which are sitting in a table. That particular string of code <csobj> and </csobj> I am not familiar with. Seems strange, maybe some-one else might know. From a quick look on the net is appears to be Adobe's CyberStudio code from it's page builder or something.

<td width="123" height="64"><csobj h="64" ht="images/dibotms2.gif" t="Button" w="123"><a href="gary.html" onmouseover="return CSIShow(/*CMP*/'button01botmid',1)" onmouseout="return CSIShow(/*CMP*/'button01botmid',0)" onclick="return CSButtonReturn()"><img src="images/dibotms1.gif" width="123" height="64" name="button01botmid" border="0"></a></csobj></td>

 

[M.D. Vaden]

Here's the string of code. Below is the 2 mouse over embedded pics which are sitting in a table. That particular string of code <csobj> and </csobj> I am not familiar with. Seems strange, maybe some-one else might know. From a quick look on the net is appears to be Adobe's CyberStudio code from it's page builder or something.

<td width="123" height="64"><csobj h="64" ht="images/dibotms2.gif" t="Button" w="123"><a href="gary.html" onmouseover="return CSIShow(/*CMP*/'button01botmid',1)" onmouseout="return CSIShow(/*CMP*/'button01botmid',0)" onclick="return CSButtonReturn()"><img src="images/dibotms1.gif" width="123" height="64" name="button01botmid" border="0"></a></csobj></td>

Okay, so the color switch is just 2 images underneath. I thought it was a triangle done with code.

I Google "<csobj>" with "code tutorial" too, and it looks like that might be a type of code produced in a program Adobe GoLive for web page editing.

 

[M.D. Vaden]

I found that photography site in a bunch of links on a page which also had this Redwoods related site - a bit more character...

http://www.discovertheredwoods.com

That, and the other, were in the links of this site

http://www.redwood-forest.com

I like the images on the home page

 

[maxburton]

From the web site: "Design. Form. Function."

I see the first, but not the second two.

 

[M.D. Vaden]

Revisted !

This was a fun thread, and had enough good links to be worth a bump.

Was trying to find a darn website name today, and remembered it was in this old thread. Figured I'd revive this one while scrounging through the content.

Also, since one of the users who posted earlier in this topic just finished a website contest, there should be a small cluster of tree services with new websites.

'Tis the Season, it appears. HO - HO.