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My newest website is a easy ip detector that uses Java and HTML.
My goal was to make a website like Ip Chicken but with a smooth simplistic design.
ip.geekinblog.com
I noticed that I misspelled "detector" when the screenshot was taken, I have already fixed it.
http://i49.tinypic.com/15xsfp4.jpg
Try using something like
-moz-border-radius: 8px;
-webkit-border-radius: 8px;
border-radius: 8px;
Doesn't work in IE (or Chrome last time I checked,) but it works in almost every other browser.
It's just faster than using images.
Thanks, I tested it on IE and it passed my speed test (if it takes longer than 2 Sec). It might just be IE 6, or 7. Here is a list of browsers I test on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
Chrome - Passed
Firefox - Passed
Safari - Passed
Opera - Passed
IE - Passed
Well it's not going to be a difference of much but.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas
4 images vs. CSS standardized code.
You should know the winner.
But I think if the performance is ok with you to just keep the images until IE starts to support border-radius (Might happen in the next 18 years)
Yea, when I do website with more than 6 images then a usually work harder to optimize it as much as I can. But this is just a simple website so I decided to leave it like it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
;P, yeah I was messing around with browser_cap.ini (PHP: get_browser - Manual) it's really cool if you every take a look at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas
Very simple but nice :P
Looks cool. You could use photoshop to create some nice interface design for it :P.
Are you using Java to get their IP? You can do this easily via PHP.
<?php echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; ?>