Portobello Online Wallpaper

by **Robin!** » 14 Jun 2005, 18:43

Nice work, Eastfield Waves is now my background

by **Epykat** » 14 Jun 2005, 19:25

Wallpaper being my passion, I was going to ask you how many drops to a roll :wink:

Ever thought of doing wall size murals?

by **bearcub** » 14 Jun 2005, 21:03

by **Poppy** » 14 Jun 2005, 21:29

by **Bob Jefferson** » 18 Jun 2005, 12:02

I'm using the puddle on the Prom shot on my new 19 inch monitor at the highest resolution and it looks fantastic.

Now, if only we had a downloadable screensaver featuring some of wangi's photography. Wouldn't that be great?

by **Sandra** » 22 Jun 2005, 16:07

by **wangi** » 19 Jul 2005, 23:49

by **xxxx** » 20 Jul 2005, 11:09

Moved to Planet section at Bob's request

added in a link to the screensaver

by **Dakota** » 20 Jul 2005, 16:47

Lovely photos, but the logo is too intrusive... If it was semi-transparent it would still advertise the website without being so "in your face".

by **arachnid** » 20 Jul 2005, 22:00

by **wangi** » 20 Jul 2005, 22:14

by **Dakota** » 20 Jul 2005, 22:29

by **wangi** » 20 Jul 2005, 22:46

It is a 4:3 resolution - 1400 * 0.75 = 1050

It's what my laptop here is at (hence...)

Have also added two more (to the screensaver too):

http://porty.org.uk/planet/index.php?wallpaper

L/

by **Dakota** » 20 Jul 2005, 22:57

D'oh! Maths was never my strong point.

by **wangi** » 31 Oct 2005, 18:12

by **Dakota** » 02 Nov 2005, 19:13

Yup, same on my website. The bloggers at Xanga are especially bad. Fortunately, most of their sites get hardly any traffic.

by **Pal of Porty** » 02 Nov 2005, 19:42

What's 'blog' or a 'blogger'?

by **Dakota** » 03 Nov 2005, 08:47

A weblog or blog is a web-based publication consisting primarily of periodic articles (normally, but not always, in reverse chronological order). Although most early blogs were manually updated, tools to facilitate the updating and maintenance of such sites made them accessible to a much larger and less technical population. The use of some sort of browser-based software is now a typical aspect of "blogging."

Blogs range in scope from the diaries of individuals to webpages run by political campaigns, media programs, and corporations. They range in scale from the writings of one occasional author (known as a blogger), to the collaboration of a large community of writers. Many weblogs enable visitors to leave public comments, which can lead to a community of readers centered around the blog; others are non-interactive. The totality of weblogs or blog-related websites is often called the blogosphere. When a large amount of activity, information and opinion erupts around a particular subject or controversy in the blogosphere, it is sometimes called a blogstorm or blog swarm.

The tools for editing, organizing, and publishing weblogs are variously referred to as "content management systems," "publishing platforms," "weblog software," and simply "blogware."

from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weblog

by **wangi** » 03 Nov 2005, 11:17

What better explanation than an example: http://www.xanga.com/f__allin_gxr__ai_n - you'll no doubt notice the background...

Dakota, once I pull my finger out and write some Apache mod_rewrite rules to refuse these direct links I'll fwd them on to you, if you want...

by **Dakota** » 03 Nov 2005, 19:38

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