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Updates: January 29, 2010
23 new emoticon sets, and I also deleted one old one and redid all the rest. :) two new special adoptions from Belle and Ella. fixed back/forth buttons.
Short and sweet -- Feb 06 2010
Anyway, I wanted to share that I am working on writing my own background preview script. I am taking an Introduction to Web Scripting (with JavaScript) class at Clark [College], after all, and the whole reason I signed up for it was so I could learn fun things to use and offer at this site.
In a way, I already have it done. It took about three hours and it's already better than the one I was using before (that I found laying around the internet). You may have noticed that when you take a script from somewhere (somewhere that's offering them, of course), you usually have to put
class="whatever" in with the image code or even have to put onmouseover="something();". That's called obtrusive JavaScript, also known as ANNOYING, unnecessary, and a show that you're incompetent. 
For the one I'm writing, you put all of your background images into a div, list bullet, paragraph, WHATEVER, and give it a specific ID. It can't get any simpler than that.The part I'm working on getting over now is the actual change on mouseover (or on click. I'm doing both). In the script, you have to give the source code to each image as well as having that in the HTML. So you basically have to reenter a bunch of your HTML into the script.
I know that there's got to be a better way than that. That's what I'm working on figuring out, and it's pretty convoluted (at least so far). However, I'm very proud of myself for getting this far. And to think that two weeks ago I was crying out of PMS and frustration that nothing in JavaScript made any sense!
I'll be using it (and probably, but not positively) offering it on the site within two weeks. I'm using this as my midterm project, so I'll have it done so I can turn it in on time. If I still haven't fixed the annoying/repetitive issue by then, I'm sure someone will give me some extra help.
I'm happy if you actually read all of that, and kudos to you if you understood it all. If you know JavaScript (actually know; it doesn't count if you've dabbled a tiny bit in offered scripts found around the web), shoot me an e-mail and maybe we can talk about my project. :tsmile:
