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aureliandan
Nov-05-2008, 04:22 AM
Hi,

Is there any information regarding page organization for a site hosted at smugmug, how is this organized, CSS elements name, zone organization with header, body, footer elements name and description, a flow chart with pages organization and logical access between pages ?

Thank you !
Dan
gman33
Nov-05-2008, 08:54 AM
Hi Dan and welcome to Dgrin

Probably the best option on learning the structure...well it helped me, was to use Firefox and get the Web Developer Add-on. It is a toolbar that has a ton of tools that will allow you to see the structure of pages. Do a search on the forum and you will get your results.

Hope this helps and have fun
Ed

Hi,

Is there any information regarding page organization for a site hosted at smugmug, how is this organized, CSS elements name, zone organization with header, body, footer elements name and description, a flow chart with pages organization and logical access between pages ?

Thank you !
Dan
fliegermaus
Nov-05-2008, 09:53 AM
Hi Dan and welcome to Dgrin

Probably the best option on learning the structure...well it helped me, was to use Firefox and get the Web Developer Add-on. It is a toolbar that has a ton of tools that will allow you to see the structure of pages. Do a search on the forum and you will get your results.


I also recommend the Google Chrome browser. It has one great feature that the Web Developer add-on seems to be missing -- it lets you browse the page source as a DOM structure while highlighting elements of the web page while you hover the mouse over their DOM structure in the source view. It greatly helps you quickly find certain elements of the page.
gman33
Nov-05-2008, 01:08 PM
I also recommend the Google Chrome browser. It has one great feature that the Web Developer add-on seems to be missing -- it lets you browse the page source as a DOM structure while highlighting elements of the web page while you hover the mouse over their DOM structure in the source view. It greatly helps you quickly find certain elements of the page.

Excellent...will have to check that out...thanks for the info!!!