Comments for Web Design Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast - Exist Online http://www.existonline.com.au Web Design Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast - Exist Online Tue, 10 May 2011 13:42:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Comment on Contact by Freelance Webdesigner in Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast | Darian Brown – Portfolio and Blog http://www.existonline.com.au/contact/#comment-30 Freelance Webdesigner in Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast | Darian Brown – Portfolio and Blog Tue, 10 May 2011 13:42:52 +0000 http://www.existonline.com.au/#comment-30 [...] from Geoff: Please check out some of my work. If you like my style and would like to work together, drop me a line and we can talk. I look forward to hearing from [...] [...] from Geoff: Please check out some of my work. If you like my style and would like to work together, drop me a line and we can talk. I look forward to hearing from [...]

]]> Comment on The New Exist Online Website Design by Geoff Franklin http://www.existonline.com.au/blog/the-new-exist-online-website-design/#comment-12 Geoff Franklin Thu, 27 Jan 2011 01:08:43 +0000 http://www.existonline.com.au/?p=354#comment-12 You do have a point there, Nicky. I guess a lot of people don't know about "Ctrl+C" for copying a selection, but no one has said anything before, and if they have had trouble trying to copy and paste stuff from my website, they've never contacted me to tell me about it. I guess it's mainly other web designers and developers who are finding my disabled Right-Click menu annoying. For one, it's probably mainly because they can't view my source code. I know myself that I like to look at the source code of websites that I like, just to see how they might've coded something, so I can see why this might be annoying. Other than that, if you really must know, there's no specific reason why I've disabled the Right-Click menu. I guess I was just trying to prevent people from looking at my source code, but if you use Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and pretty much any other browser, there's a way to get around the Right-Click menu if you really need to view the source code or copy and paste your selection. Thanks also for the comment on my website design - I'm glad you like it too :) You do have a point there, Nicky. I guess a lot of people don’t know about “Ctrl+C” for copying a selection, but no one has said anything before, and if they have had trouble trying to copy and paste stuff from my website, they’ve never contacted me to tell me about it.

I guess it’s mainly other web designers and developers who are finding my disabled Right-Click menu annoying. For one, it’s probably mainly because they can’t view my source code. I know myself that I like to look at the source code of websites that I like, just to see how they might’ve coded something, so I can see why this might be annoying.

Other than that, if you really must know, there’s no specific reason why I’ve disabled the Right-Click menu. I guess I was just trying to prevent people from looking at my source code, but if you use Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and pretty much any other browser, there’s a way to get around the Right-Click menu if you really need to view the source code or copy and paste your selection.

Thanks also for the comment on my website design – I’m glad you like it too :)

]]> Comment on The New Exist Online Website Design by Nicky http://www.existonline.com.au/blog/the-new-exist-online-website-design/#comment-11 Nicky Wed, 26 Jan 2011 23:09:54 +0000 http://www.existonline.com.au/?p=354#comment-11 Well, I noticed the same right away. There is a special reason to do so? Because a lot of options are not as easy now (like making a copy of your contact info, not everybody knows ctrl + c) The design is nice! We also like dark designs. Well, I noticed the same right away. There is a special reason to do so? Because a lot of options are not as easy now (like making a copy of your contact info, not everybody knows ctrl + c)

The design is nice! We also like dark designs.

]]> Comment on My First Big Print Design Project by Geoff Franklin http://www.existonline.com.au/blog/my-first-big-print-design-project/#comment-9 Geoff Franklin Mon, 17 Jan 2011 11:25:20 +0000 http://www.existonline.com.au/?p=351#comment-9 Thanks heaps for the kinds words mate! Always appreciate your support! Yeah, tight deadlines can be stressful sometimes, but you get used to it. I guess it's just a part of being in this industry hey! Haha! Looking forward to seeing you release some new projects this year too :) Thanks heaps for the kinds words mate! Always appreciate your support!

Yeah, tight deadlines can be stressful sometimes, but you get used to it. I guess it’s just a part of being in this industry hey! Haha!

Looking forward to seeing you release some new projects this year too :)

]]> Comment on My First Big Print Design Project by Bradley Kjeldsen http://www.existonline.com.au/blog/my-first-big-print-design-project/#comment-8 Bradley Kjeldsen Mon, 17 Jan 2011 10:30:26 +0000 http://www.existonline.com.au/?p=351#comment-8 DUDE! That is a fantastic job, given the time frame and how quickly you needed to get done! Very professional, and looks nice. GOOD WORK! Look forward to seeing more and more coming your way! DUDE! That is a fantastic job, given the time frame and how quickly you needed to get done!

Very professional, and looks nice. GOOD WORK! Look forward to seeing more and more coming your way!

]]> Comment on The New Exist Online Website Design by Geoff Franklin http://www.existonline.com.au/blog/the-new-exist-online-website-design/#comment-7 Geoff Franklin Tue, 11 Jan 2011 08:59:51 +0000 http://www.existonline.com.au/?p=354#comment-7 Chad, You cannot Right-Click on anything on my website because I chose to disable the Right-Click menu. So in fact, the Right-Click doesn't need fixing because it isn't broken. I can understand how annoying it might be, but if you really want to view the source code, I'm sure you can find a way to do it ;) And if you have a mouse that has a mouse wheel that's clickable like a button, generally you can click a link with your mouse wheel button to open the link in a new tab - that's what I do anyway. Or you can hold down the Ctrl button and click a link with your left mouse button and that should work too. Either way, I'm glad you like my new website design though, thanks :) Chad,

You cannot Right-Click on anything on my website because I chose to disable the Right-Click menu. So in fact, the Right-Click doesn’t need fixing because it isn’t broken.

I can understand how annoying it might be, but if you really want to view the source code, I’m sure you can find a way to do it ;)

And if you have a mouse that has a mouse wheel that’s clickable like a button, generally you can click a link with your mouse wheel button to open the link in a new tab – that’s what I do anyway. Or you can hold down the Ctrl button and click a link with your left mouse button and that should work too.

Either way, I’m glad you like my new website design though, thanks :)

]]> Comment on The New Exist Online Website Design by Chad Chillin http://www.existonline.com.au/blog/the-new-exist-online-website-design/#comment-6 Chad Chillin Mon, 10 Jan 2011 07:09:31 +0000 http://www.existonline.com.au/?p=354#comment-6 How come I cannot Right-Click on anything here? Don't you know how annoying it is that I cannot open in new tab and continue my browsing session over a series of tabs? Apart from that the new website is nice. Please fix Right-Click. I am guessing you were trying to make it harder for people to view source code but source is so generic. e.g. This site probably uses javascript files such as ga.js, jquery.js?ver=1.4.2, external-tracking.min.js?ver=6.1.1, shadowbox.css?ver=3.0.3, polls-css.css?ver=2.50, jquery.easing.1.2.js Anyways... Ciao! The Chad! How come I cannot Right-Click on anything here? Don’t you know how annoying it is that I cannot open in new tab and continue my browsing session over a series of tabs? Apart from that the new website is nice.

Please fix Right-Click. I am guessing you were trying to make it harder for people to view source code but source is so generic. e.g. This site probably uses javascript files such as ga.js, jquery.js?ver=1.4.2, external-tracking.min.js?ver=6.1.1, shadowbox.css?ver=3.0.3, polls-css.css?ver=2.50, jquery.easing.1.2.js

Anyways… Ciao!

The Chad!

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