[Fernando Mol]

Also, I believe that spiders read only the first 155 characters in content meta tags. So choose your words wisely.

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Be careful with your keywords!

You are repeating them so many times (St. Louis) that you may be banned from some search engines.

Non-semantic repetition of a keyword can be considered a Black Hat SEO technique and is penalized making your site disappear from the indexed pages in search engines.

Choose a landing page for every two keywords and put them in the page title, headers and content. Repeat them wisely and in. a natural way.

Metatags are OK, but rumors say (SEO is very speculative) that they aren’t that important in your indexed position. It’s better to concentrate on good content.

Also, as Dane mention, create meaningful links trough your site and from other sites. Post a link here, it will help us all!

I hope this helps.

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Does that software has an export function?

I believe you can export for iPod. Maybe you can use the exported video for flash or as a quicktime.

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You can google for “tooltip code”. There are some examples out there.

If you have Dreamweaver CS4 you can use the spry tooltip.

This basically creates a hidden div. You can place the video there. Then, when you rollover the element you applied the tooltip a javascript code will turn on the div, placing it close to your mouse.

I hope this helps

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Hi, Curtis and Donna

I really got caught on this post. I tried to simplify the CSS Curtis used to find out exactly which properties made possible the image to stretch. I ended with this:

#images {
width: 75%;
}

#images img {
width: 90%;
}

Note that I only tested it in Firefox.

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When you paste code be sure to select it and press the CODE button on the post window (in the upper part) that way the code will show.

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I can hear tree guitars.

-Arpeggios
-Clean chords
-Distort chords

Also, a synthesizer and a full set of drums. There are probably more there, but the Youtube audio quality it’s not HiFi.

You’ll need a loop software. And some good loops too… and effects (chorus, dist, EQ, delays) to achieve something like that.

After Effects is definitely not the right tool to mix sound that way.

Try ACID or garage band. Vegas is really good with audio. ProTools? I guess is too much to begin with. It need to be a multitrack software that can manage loops.

I hope this helps

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Nice to know it worked

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They look good, but in IE the transparency is not displayed well.

The logo transparency is displayed nice and it’s also a PNG, so double check you are exporting both your logo and the business cards with the same parameters.

I have seen these kind of display problems when javascript animation is applied to images. Usually a problem that goes from browser to browser requiring the use of hacks for individual displays. A pain I don’t have a pill for, sorry.

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Are you talking about the business cards on the left?

They play nice in FF and IE8 on Vista 64.

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