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[GS-Dylan]

www.corexhost.com

What do you like or think should be changed with it?

 

[fnixws]

I like it.

From the quick look i had, id just suggest removing your emails.
Unless of course you like spam

 

[TSO]

It is a clean design, with lots of nice colors. I like it.

 

[Dynash]

first time i loaded this it took nearly 40 secs to load it fully.
yeah, i agree remove or code your emails. not with JS, they can still be farmed.
use something like hex encoding, and don't add a mailto: before it, they can easily be farmed regardless of the coding.
or use a simple PHP echo.

 

[Dan]

Nice job. I like it.

 

[iBrightDev]

I like it.

From the quick look i had, id just suggest removing your emails.
Unless of course you like spam

agree with this. i suggest using php images for the emails, like this...

http://mct-hosting.com/gr/grmail.php?email=justin

 

[Cam.]

Very nice

 

[TornadoGaming]

yea it looks awesome

 

[hamster]

It's really good with great matches of colors.

1 thing.

I'd say that the gradient box background of the Plans and the "Are you a new customer?" is quite unneeded I think they'd look better if the boxes inside were slightly bigger to fill up the width.

 

[AMC]

It looks goo mate, light on the eyes, and relatively easy to navigate.

 

[GS-Dylan]

first time i loaded this it took nearly 40 secs to load it fully.
yeah, i agree remove or code your emails. not with JS, they can still be farmed.
use something like hex encoding, and don't add a mailto: before it, they can easily be farmed regardless of the coding.
or use a simple PHP echo.

I want to get rid of the emails but the only problem is then the spot is left blank? I don't offer live support yet only because a offline live support image i feel turns people away. I don't know what to put there instead..

Also I know some of the site looks bad in IE meaning to fix that.

 

[iBrightDev]

like i said, you can keep the emails, but, make them images, or use php to create the images like i showed an example of in my other post. that was the spiders cant grab your email

 

[GS-Dylan]

Thank you method I'll be looking into that

I'm having more fun with that link than I should be Thanks again

 

[iBrightDev]

lol, if you need help, let me know. i posted a free script in the script section on how to make php images.

http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2199644

**EDIT**

that is just a simplified version. if you want one a little better, then just PM me. you can have it grab the email address from a database, or, you can do it how i did the one you keep playing with...

add this to the top of the script.

if (!empty($_GET['email'])) {
	$email = $_GET['email'].'@domain.com';
}

$text = $email;

save the file as email.php

and call the file like this...

<img src="email.php?email=MyEmailRules" />

the image will show up on the page saying...

MyEmailRules@domain.com

you will notice a font name being called in the php script "verdana_0.ttf"

you need to put a font file on your server in the same directory as the php script, and make sure the name matches. i like to use verdana.

you can change the font and background color of the image by changing these...

$white = imagecolorallocate($img, 255,255,255);
$txtColor = imagecolorallocate($img, 0,0,255);

hope that helps explain some stuff

if you get more technical, you can even set the domain different each time by changing more things and calling like...

<img src="email.php?e=MyEmailRules&d=domain&x=com" />

have fun

 

[GS-Dylan]

lol, if you need help, let me know. i posted a free script in the script section on how to make php images.

http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2199644

**EDIT**

that is just a simplified version. if you want one a little better, then just PM me. you can have it grab the email address from a database, or, you can do it how i did the one you keep playing with...

add this to the top of the script.

if (!empty($_GET['email'])) {
	$email = $_GET['email'].'@domain.com';
}

$text = $email;

save the file as email.php

and call the file like this...

<img src="email.php?email=MyEmailRules" />

the image will show up on the page saying...

MyEmailRules@domain.com

you will notice a font name being called in the php script "verdana_0.ttf"

you need to put a font file on your server in the same directory as the php script, and make sure the name matches. i like to use verdana.

you can change the font and background color of the image by changing these...

$white = imagecolorallocate($img, 255,255,255);
$txtColor = imagecolorallocate($img, 0,0,255);

hope that helps explain some stuff

if you get more technical, you can even set the domain different each time by changing more things and calling like...

<img src="email.php?e=MyEmailRules&d=domain&x=com" />

have fun

Thank you alot

 

[PWRBryce]

Nice work.

Just one comment that caught my eye - I don't like how your navigation looks, like the link boxes go a little past the navigation bar... There are little white gaps between them too. I would move them up onto the gray bar so it looks solid. I think this would pull it together a bit better (just my opinion).

Cheers,
Bryce

 

[barsa]

website is very nice.
I like website logo, it is simple and colorful.

 

[GS-Dylan]

Nice work.

Just one comment that caught my eye - I don't like how your navigation looks, like the link boxes go a little past the navigation bar... There are little white gaps between them too. I would move them up onto the gray bar so it looks solid. I think this would pull it together a bit better (just my opinion).

Cheers,
Bryce

Are you using IE?

 

[Schmarvin]

Nice design. Overall, looks good here in Firefox 2.
Also, this kinda made me laugh a bit:

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