Comments on: Which program, software or script are you using for your website ? http://articles.j-roumagnac.net/english/frequently-asked-questions/which-program-software-or-script-are-you-using-for-your-website/ Digital Photography Articles and Tutorials, Photography Postprocessing under Photoshop - Photographie numerique articles et tutoriaux, post-traitement et retouche photographique sous photoshop Sun, 01 Aug 2010 05:46:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Marc http://articles.j-roumagnac.net/english/frequently-asked-questions/which-program-software-or-script-are-you-using-for-your-website/#comment-636 Marc Sun, 18 Oct 2009 18:16:53 +0000 http://articles.j-roumagnac.net/english/frequently-asked-questions/which-program-software-or-script-are-you-using-for-your-website/#comment-636 Very nice integration. How did you make the WP and pixelpost so seamless? I am curious about the directory structure.Also, How did you integrate the shopping cart? <p class="jr"> <span>Julien : </span> I installed wordpress in a subdomain, so it has its own directory. I also made a custom template for the wordpress and the shopping cart is just a simple php page that receive the ID of the picture.</p> Very nice integration. How did you make the WP and pixelpost so seamless? I am curious about the directory structure.Also, How did you integrate the shopping cart?

Julien :
I installed wordpress in a subdomain, so it has its own directory. I also made a custom template for the wordpress and the shopping cart is just a simple php page that receive the ID of the picture.

]]> By: Hans Mast http://articles.j-roumagnac.net/english/frequently-asked-questions/which-program-software-or-script-are-you-using-for-your-website/#comment-604 Hans Mast Fri, 05 Sep 2008 10:55:54 +0000 http://articles.j-roumagnac.net/english/frequently-asked-questions/which-program-software-or-script-are-you-using-for-your-website/#comment-604 How is the mouseover popup of EXIF data done? <p class="jr"> <span>Julien : </span> Mootools, something like : <code>exif_data_showhide = new Fx.Style('exif_data_div_id','opacity',{duration: 500, transition: Fx.Transitions.linear, wait: false});</code> <br /> To show (bind this to a onmouseover event): <code>exif_data_showhide.start(0,1);</code> <br /> To hide (bind this to a onmouseout event): <code>exif_data_showhide.start(1,0);</code> <br /> Note that with the current version of Mootools, it would be done differently: <a href="http://demos.mootools.net/Effects" rel="nofollow">http://demos.mootools.net/Effects</a> </p> How is the mouseover popup of EXIF data done?

Julien :
Mootools, something like :
exif_data_showhide = new Fx.Style('exif_data_div_id','opacity',{duration: 500, transition: Fx.Transitions.linear, wait: false});

To show (bind this to a onmouseover event):
exif_data_showhide.start(0,1);

To hide (bind this to a onmouseout event):
exif_data_showhide.start(1,0);

Note that with the current version of Mootools, it would be done differently:
http://demos.mootools.net/Effects

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