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1. 
   Ryan Sherman
   

   Mar 07, 2012

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2. 
   Sabita
   

   May 10, 2012

   Hey, I don’t think telling you this on your post TIP a very nice jQuery sdiler: Coda-Slider 2.0 | DESIGNfromWITHIN is the right place but I couldn’t find a contact form in your somewhat cluttered theme (sorry). My readers used to tell me the same so I switched over to a new theme, you should check it out on this website. I’ve only gotten compliments ever since. Regards, Marvin Hirschberg

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   • 
     Cristiano
     

     Jul 28, 2012

     Hi Rashmi,I noticed your qoietsun earlier : But I wonder if there was ways of enhancing a perma-navigatoin with some tagcloud thinking. Could a menu have differing font-sizes based on how often something was being used. Are there other design improvements one can think of that borrow from tag-clouds? Something like this was implemented in the UK some time ago by the BBC, though i’m not sure if it’s still the case. They had their front-page navigation split into panes by category, and categories that were clicked more often changed background colour.So for example a pale beige background for the Sport section would gradually become a deeper brown or red over time, to indicate your preference for this category. It seems like a really good, and generally unobtrusive, way to indicate preferred choices.

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       Nicol
       

       Dec 27, 2012

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       • 
         Steven
         

         Apr 06, 2013

         HI: I went and watched your How to Create a Custom WordPress Navigation Menu With Menu Manager. But I coannt see the Code you’re changing in this Video, under the Themes File, under Header. What’s WP Elly, or whatever you called it. I have a laptop with a 17 screen monitor. but I coannt even see what Code you’re changing in this file, at about the 4:20 mark to the 5:40 mark. Where is the code you have in this video? Thank you, Jon Lutz -

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         Apr 08, 2013

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3. 
   Christian
   

   May 12, 2012

   PAGE 1Pic 1: Look at the two sets of parallel piallr structures with the thin rectangle red light in the middle. Go back and forth repeatedly and you see that it’s a bit clearer on the 360. Where is the ps3 win lol?PIC 2: Move the cursor bar back and forth and you see once again the 360 is clearer. You will notice it more on the right side of the screen. The ps3 image looks scaled back as if your looking at a slightly tinted window. Where is the ps3 win lol?PICS 3, 4 ,5, 6: Can’t really see a differencePIC 7: No discussion here: 360 has better draw distance. Where is the ps3 win lol? Pic 8: Virtually identical BUT!! Look closely and focus on the tattoos of the guys bald head. Go back and forth repeatedly between the 360 and ps3. 360 is slightly more clearer. Again where is the ps3 win lol? At the very least you have a tie in this shot but you could argue an edge here by splitting hairs and give the nod to the 360.PAGE 2PIC 1: Look at the clarity of the bushes on the right side of the screen for the 360 compared to the ps3. Again where is the ps3 win lol?PIC 2 and 3: Can’t see any differencesPIC 4: No discussion here. The 360 for better draw distance. Please don’t give me that Depth of Field excuse. Is this what it has come to now for you ps3 fanboys? This would be a better excuse if the gun was clearly focused on an UP CLOSE object on screen and it’s clear that such object is the subject for focus. Obviously in a situation like that you could make an excuse where if you’re clearly focusing on an object in your face then yeah probably the background would be blurred.But in this pic the gun is practically pointing straight ahead. You seee it clearly in the small inlet pic that gives you a bigger view of that scene. Bottom Line: The gun is focused practically straight where there is no distinction between a clear foreground object being focused on and any lack of focus in the background.Now if he was holding the gun and say had his other hand practically in front of his face well it would be clear that the foreground object the hand would be the subject of focus and obviously then the background would be blurred.AGAIN THERE IS NO CLEAR FOREGROUND OBJECT THAT IS THE SUBJECT OF FOCUS TO MAKE AN ARGUMENT FOR DEPTH OF FIELD LOL.LOL WHETHER HE IS AIMING DOWN THE SIGHTS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH DEPTH OF FIELD. WHAT MATTERS IS WHAT YOU’RE FOCUSING ON AS YOU LOOK DOWN THE SIGHTS AND I ALREADY POINTED OUT FROM THE WIDER VIEWING SCREEN IN THE SMALL INLET PIC THAT HE IS PRACTICALLY POINTING THE GUN STRAIGHT AHEAD. AND AS A MATTER OF FACT IF THAT IS THE CASE WHICH IT SEEMS TO BE THEN THE BACKGROUND OBJECTS SHOULD BE SHARPER. I’VE SEEN SOME PRETTY SAD EXCUSES BUT THIS ONE THAT PS3 FANBOYS ARE USING IS A NEW EMBARRASSMENT! and as others have already pointed out it’s not just the background objects that are blurry but the whole damn image.Look at how blurry the bushes are to the immediate left on the ps3. While you’re at it look at that rock on the left side. Everything is sharper on the 360.END OF DISCUSSION.VN:R_U [1.9.10_1130]Please log in to rate this commentVN:R_U [1.9.10_1130](from 4 votes)

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   • 
     Dayelli
     

     Jul 28, 2012

     Recursos, incluindo o que vocea falou aqui vai ser muito fatil para mim! Vou piblucar um link para esta pe1gina web no meu weblog. Estou certo de meus visitantes vai descobrir que muito fatil.

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