My first MODx site :)

Hi all!!!
I recently discovered MODx and I realized that this is the perfect thing what I need, so I started to make every of my site into a MODx site... (soon I’m planinng to convert my portal into a MODx site, but I still don’t know that much about MODx so it’s gonna wait a while heh)

This is my first MODx creation, but is still isn’t finished.... need some polishing to do

www.josip-tadic.com

Hope ya like it....


P.S. if you see some errors. let me know

Nice job. You’ve got some minor aliasing artifacts on your top navigation bar rounding you might wish to clean up. You could just make the background the same blue color and it wouldn’t show up most likely (alias to blue instead of white).

Quote from: rthrash at Mar 14, 2007, 07:36 AM

Nice job. You’ve got some minor aliasing artifacts on your top navigation bar rounding you might wish to clean up. You could just make the background the same blue color and it wouldn’t show up most likely (alias to blue instead of white).

Yeah I know that, but the thing is the background is .png that has transparent edges and I always have trouble with this
I simply don’t know how to work that round....

P.S. can someone help me with some thing:
-> how do I put latest 3 (or some number) news on ’Home’?
-> how do I remove date from archive listing?
(ex. March 2007
* 10.3.2007. (13-Mar-07 23:57) -remove this date in ( )

Quote from: Mproject at Mar 14, 2007, 02:16 PM

Yeah I know that, but the thing is the background is .png that has transparent edges and I always have trouble with this
I simply don’t know how to work that round....

In Photoshop, there’s a box called "Matte" in the "Save for Web" dialog. You need to have the background blue in this box. Otherwise it probably uses white or somesuch as the color that the curved parts "fade" in. Obviously, using white looks bad, unless the background is mostly white. There should be similar features in other image editing tools.

The site looks good, btw.

Quote from: mandrl at Mar 14, 2007, 04:02 PM

Quote from: Mproject at Mar 14, 2007, 02:16 PM

Yeah I know that, but the thing is the background is .png that has transparent edges and I always have trouble with this
I simply don’t know how to work that round....

In Photoshop, there’s a box called "Matte" in the "Save for Web" dialog. You need to have the background blue in this box. Otherwise it probably uses white or somesuch as the color that the curved parts "fade" in. Obviously, using white looks bad, unless the background is mostly white. There should be similar features in other image editing tools.

The site looks good, btw.

Tnx a lot! I’m using PS for a long time, but I didn’t know this...
Hope it looks better now