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FhelZone · Sep 10, 2008

Well, I have been working to gain more traffic for my site (Posting in games section of TH

) and it seems that I have ended up using LinkReferral.com it seems that the traffic is still slowly rising though now I gain daily visitors. Is there any other ways to gain traffic?

ertaboy356b · Sep 10, 2008

digg - technorati - del.i.cious

FhelZone · Sep 10, 2008

lol ertaboy

I forgot to try digg, I'm done with technorati and never tried delicious..... Maybe there are other people who can tell more sites besides them

Husky · Sep 10, 2008

Search Engines would be your best bet, but I'm pretty sure it will cost you a bit (not much though).

FhelZone · Sep 14, 2008

How to have the open flash at front like Newgrounds

I've been in newgrounds.com and I was interested on how they did the darken the background and open the flash file at the front..... Can you teach me how to do it, and well show the code.

duyen · Sep 14, 2008

Set all the colors to a relative darkness?

Blackveiled · Sep 14, 2008

I don't know, but I think you will need Javascript :O

sqrage · Sep 14, 2008

It's called a lightbox. And yes it does require Javascript.

And it's lame.

FhelZone · Sep 14, 2008

Wow, it's called lightbox lol, Thanks man......
Thanks very much

Wow, kind of hard to install.....

ertaboy356b · Sep 16, 2008

sqrage said:
It's called a lightbox. And yes it does require Javascript.

And it's lame.

It's called a flashbox.. and no, it's not lame...

here you go http://www.matthijskamstra.nl/blog/index.php/flashbox-just-another-box/#example

monoVertex · Sep 16, 2008

Actually, lightbox is the correct name. Every box that opens over all the other content, leaving what is behind in shadows is called a lightbox.

Flashbox is the name the developer gave to that particular lightbox project. There is also one called Multibox, Enouwee linked it somewhere around. That one supports various file types.

ertaboy356b · Sep 16, 2008

I'm just trying to be more specific.. Because lightbox doesn't open swf files..

FhelZone · Sep 18, 2008

Yes, I know lightbox 2 does not support flash files, though I've managed to implement such box called "Thickbox". See my site for the thickbox thing, it took me some time to implement this feature.

http://fhelzone.blogspot.com

It's taking such hard time to polish my site erta hehe..... Good luck for both of us.....

FhelZone · Sep 18, 2008

Digg Submition

I've now tried to use digg, but it seems that it takes forever just to submit. Is this even normal, I've tried many times to submit a content but still I get nothing at all. If this is normal how long does it take to submit a content?

FhelZone · Sep 18, 2008

I Want An Add That Is Like A Page

Well, it seems that there has been a new style in ad where when the user hovers his mouse over it, it would be like a paper being flipped. It also indicates "Special Offer". The last time I saw it was on http://www.theadminzone.com. I want one too, *not for money purposes, blieve it or not I only wanted it as a design stuff for me*

FhelZone · Sep 18, 2008

Hover On Link Play A Sound

When I remembered starcraft, I used to point my mouse again and again to hear that funny sound. Now I want a sound too for my blog *lol* like when you hover on something it would play a sound.

duyen · Sep 18, 2008

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
var linktomusic = "http://example.com/music.mp3"; //Change this to the URL of the mp3
function playsound()
{
document.write('<bgsound src="'+linktomusic+'">'); 
}
</script>
<span onmouseover="playsound()">Your Text Here</span>

Just change "http://example.com/music.mp3" to your music file. Also replace "Your Text Here" with the actual text you want.

FhelZone · Sep 18, 2008

Does this mean that I need to write the whole script at every line I write?

UndeadDragon · Sep 18, 2008

No, you can put:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
var linktomusic = "http://example.com/music.mp3"; //Change this to the URL of the mp3
function playsound()
{
document.write('<bgsound src="'+linktomusic+'">'); 
}
</script>

in between the <head> tags and then you just use the line:

Code:

<span onmouseover="playsound()">Your Text Here</span>

duyen · Sep 18, 2008

Yes what UndeadDragon said - unless your unsure what <head> is then just put it wherever you can.

Unless you want multiple sounds, for that you need this:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
function playsound(url)
{
document.write('<bgsound src="'+url+'">'); 
}
</script>

Then for each time you want the sound to be played:

Code:

<span onmouseover="playsound('http://example.com/music.mp3')">Your Text Here</span>

Then replace http://example.com/music.mp3 with the mp3 URL.

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