Post by Peter on Jun 5, 2005 4:40:19 GMT -8
If you are wanting to post your code here, then these are the things you need to know...
1. When creating your thread, please include [CB] into the subject title if the code is cross browser. Cross browser codes should work in at least IE and FF (not just 1 of them), since they are the more popular browsers being used. Reason for this is that more people will use your code if it works in more then 1 browser.
2. When creating your thread, it's a good idea to add a description with your code. Many members here that look at codes will not have a clue what it does, so they will be looking for a description. If possible, include some form of preview to help members visualize what it does.
3. Be clear as to where the code goes. Should it go into the main footer? Global header? etc etc.
4. If your code requires any type of user editing then ensure you clearly explains what it is they need to edit and in what way it needs to be edited. I find the best ways to do this include highlighting sections of the code in a different color and giving an example of what they could put.
5. If you notice that your code hasn't been moved, and that it has become locked, then it's a good possibility that the code wasn't good enough to make it into the database. Don't be put down by this, go away and improve your code.
1. When creating your thread, please include [CB] into the subject title if the code is cross browser. Cross browser codes should work in at least IE and FF (not just 1 of them), since they are the more popular browsers being used. Reason for this is that more people will use your code if it works in more then 1 browser.
2. When creating your thread, it's a good idea to add a description with your code. Many members here that look at codes will not have a clue what it does, so they will be looking for a description. If possible, include some form of preview to help members visualize what it does.
3. Be clear as to where the code goes. Should it go into the main footer? Global header? etc etc.
4. If your code requires any type of user editing then ensure you clearly explains what it is they need to edit and in what way it needs to be edited. I find the best ways to do this include highlighting sections of the code in a different color and giving an example of what they could put.
5. If you notice that your code hasn't been moved, and that it has become locked, then it's a good possibility that the code wasn't good enough to make it into the database. Don't be put down by this, go away and improve your code.
