PLEASE LINK TO US!!

[Shockwave]

Feel free to post your demo and humor related links in this forum, if you like this community please consider adding a link to us in your own homepage / website.

You can put this code straight into the html of your web page;

Code: [Select]

<A HREF="http://www.dbfinteractive.com/index.php"><img src="http://www.dbfinteractive.com/board/link.gif"></A>

It will generate this on your webpage;



Thanks to Ghost for the logo.

[va!n]

@Shockwave:
Very nice! 
Atm i am a little bit busy and i have a lot DSL problems with my provider... Most time 75-100% of data packages get lost here! But when having little more time, i will try to create a banner (possible in another size) for this community... But first i have to to some other things, as some you know of

@Ghost:
Very nice logo/banner you created! Good work!

[benny!]

Indeed. Great logo.

I am going to redesign my personal website in some weeks anyway. Maybe the
links section contains banner gfx then. So, I will of course use this banner then.

What I questioned myself is : Is there a standard of size concerning the custom
banner. I often see scene related banner link sites in this format :

http://www.intro-inferno.com/links.php

[Shockwave]

The banner used to be the main logo before I changed the skin of the forum, Bill drew it for us a long time ago, it's already scaled down, I am not sure if there is some kind of standard sized button, but the image can easily be scaled with a little html.

[Yaloopy]

88x31px is "standard" for small button-links.

[taj]

88x31px is "standard" for small button-links.

Bloody hell really? Why? Anyone know?

[va!n]

There are standard sized buttons for banners!

http://www.bannercreator.nu/banner-size.html
http://www.designerstoolbox.com/online/banners.php

[Shockwave]

I never knew that there were so many different standard sizes either, I guess it makes it easier to build adverts for sites or something like that.

[Jim]

That's ridiculous!  I thought the web was supposed to be able to be displayed on a range of devices?  These sizes are OK for a 1024x768 standard laptop, but utterly useless for a mobile phone or my future 10000x10000 pixel display.

Jim

[benny!]

@va!n:
Interestink link  - thans a lot.

@jim:
totally agree with you here - time for scalable vector graphics.