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to Skyefairy.net, a creative arts site containing works ranging from written to visual, both traditional and digital by me -- Skye -- and visitors to the site. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to email me or comment on the updates.
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I was planning on holding off on this layout for a little longer but last night after I got home from work (midnight), I couldn’t sleep so I decided to get it up and running. I brought back adding images to it rather than the plain colors that I have been lately. I wanted it to be black and white and have the text and headers (the focus of a website) to be the part bringing the colors in. I really like it and hope you do as well.
Since the image is a set width, this layout isn’t fluid like the last. I know it could be considered a step backwards but I’m trying to get back into my old style while merging it with my new as well. So a little comprimise had to be made.
I’m debating on whether or not to add a background. It would make it less dull for those with wider screens but it might ruin some of the simplicity. Whadya think?
I added a notice on the bottom of the header image. For most people, it’ll say that you’re not logged in since logging in isn’t public yet but for testers, it should say “Hello, Your Name” (for example, for me it says “Hello, Skye!” This is all good and dandy but I’m getting an error on the artist pages (see mine, for example) saying that I can’t start the session because headers are already sent. Basically, that means that some form of content was sent before the session start function. But I meticulously checked the coding last night and nothing is sent beforehand. Does anybody have any ideas? It only happens on the artist profiles, not even on other pages with virtually the same code (hostee site profiles, etc.). Please help! I changed it to @session_start and it went away… dunno why but as long as it works! I also changed the welcome to say “Hello, Visitor!” if you are not logged in, instead of informing you that you’re not logged in. You still deserve to be greeted!