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| Senior Member | Pixel2life like navbar Hey can anyone tell me if there is a http://www.pixel2life.com/ like navbar [see how it expands..] available for free? or how to make one like that? Thanks |
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| Adrian | Quote:
Not good. unknowngiver, Sorry, but i don't know one, but if i find one, i'll post back here.
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| NamePros Regular | Quote:
You can at least read the code to see what techniques they are employing. I'm not asking anyone to 'rip' the code and use it on their site directly. | ||
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| Senior Member | I learned the same way, when I was learning HTML. You take and examine the code and play with it to make new things. Ajax code is just ajax code. What you do with it will tell you if you are trying to copy someone or not. jerometan, as prev member mentioned above, a lot of your ajax code is going to be under the script tags or in an external .js file. Don't listen to anyone accusing you when you are trying to learn something. Have fun, good luck, and I hope you learn as much as you can |
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| Stud Sausage | Looking at source code to learn is completely fine, but if you feel like you want to PM 'Chaos King' or 'NGPixel' on p2l forums but i reckon they'll be fine with it. Ajax is just a javascript technique, and most of it is simple javascript so you will pick it up easy enough. |
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| NamePros Regular | Quote:
Most use libraries, as it'll be very time-consuming to build from scratch. | |
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