Website Review and Suggestions

**Mooofasa** · 07-19-2004, 11:30 AM

hey, plz review this site, i created it sometime this year but i havent got round to updating it.
www.freewebs.com/wchssp
Plz note that you wont be able to right click. Srry.

you cant review my next site jus yet cos its a secret. Ill inform u all when it has been unlocked.

**Oliver Szczypka** · 07-19-2004, 02:03 PM

very nice, and i like that birthday thing at the home page.

oh and i can right click.

**Mooofasa** · 07-19-2004, 02:13 PM

what browser u usin?

**Oliver Szczypka** · 07-19-2004, 02:20 PM

mozilla. oh and iv got the right click extension on it

**cmonkey** · 07-19-2004, 02:35 PM

Disabling the right-click option is very unprofessional, besides, there are plenty of ways around it, so if someone wants to download one of the images from your site, or whatever, they're going to do it whether they can use their right mouse button or not.

I don't understand the tiny iFrames, the one in the menu is terrible to try and read/scroll with only one word per line.

I think your site has some potential, but it still needs some work

**Mooofasa** · 07-19-2004, 02:37 PM

the right click thingy only works on NS and IE.

my site was done when i first started this stuff. I just plonked anything on it. lol. Im abandonneding it. Im in my last 2 years of school so i cant keep it going

**Bicstar** · 07-19-2004, 06:07 PM

free template.

**travelsea** · 07-20-2004, 05:18 AM

A very nice and cute site. I would suggest that you place the content on a full static page rather than scrolling. Just imagine filling up the form while you have to keep on scrolling to complete it.
Place the group picture at the top of the static page.

**Mooofasa** · 07-20-2004, 06:14 AM

Thank you all for reviewing my site. Shortly I will have the next site up and running. Not Educational. But Fun. I have taken all of your comments into consideartion. How could i make my site totally secure (as in no-right click) i can get the scripts but they dont help and are very unprofessional. Or, should i just let them use the right click/ image toolbar/ select text?

Thank you,

Mik

**Bicstar** · 08:09 PM

why dont u just make the link inside the i-frame change instead of the whole page if ur gonna be using iframes.. give ur iframe the name= "iframe" attribute and have ur links target
"iframe" .. if ur not gonna do that u might as well just put the content on each page without an i-frame -- make ur iframe bigger, make it the width and height of your free interface template thing. make the iframe for news fit the side panel thing horizontally. u have a lot of tweaking to do.. make all ur text in the news iframe centered so that it will form the the iframe size and
u wont have horizontal scrolling

free templates are unprofessional.... they have a very very generic look to them -- and since when is a no right-click javascript unprofessional?

i can help u with all of this is u want me to.. i'll be on AIM/MSN/Yahoo.. just tell me your AIM/MSN/Yahoo name/email..

**Intense** · 07-20-2004, 08:57 PM

Lost the small frame on the left border and if you do choose to keep the main window frame, at least enlarge it. I have a large screen res and can't see nothing but a little window.
Otherwise it looks great.

**MHSoft** · 07-20-2004, 08:57 PM

Looks good, but why do you have an iFrame?

**bill** · 07-21-2004, 02:13 AM

The Iframe is too short. Very bland layout. The small iframe in the menu is useless. Get some new fonts, times new roman 12 point isnt very good looking.

**cmonkey** · 09:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bicstar

and since when is a no right-click javascript unprofessional?

disabling right-click is unprofessional because it serves no purpose other than to keep a few amatures from downloading your scripts and images. If someone wants what they see on your page, they are going to get whether you disable the right-click or not.

Not only that, but some people, such as myself, use the right-click to open links in new windows while surfing from one page to the next.

You don't see very many large corporate sites (adobe, macromedia, etc, etc.) disabling the right-click option on their sites.

**Mooofasa** · 09:21 AM

It is not an iframe or frame. It is like a scrolling box form, but with different attributes. Also it is dhtml. Also, this was my first site that i did a while ago when i was getting into web design and i just put as many interesting scripts into my site. My new site will be more proffessional, all though i will have that scrolling content again because of site design. I would like as many links as possible to all the different sites that you can think of. Please email them to:
landoboy@fsmail.net
or
wchssp@fsmail.net
My new site will not have disable right click or disable anything else. Thank you all for the advice. I hope to see comments on my site as soon as it goes online.

Edit part:
This site will proabably be deleted within this week. I will need help on some php stuff later. Thank you again.
Mik