Comments on: Common Symbol Keyboard Shortcuts http://www.creativeopera.com/2009/common-symbol-keyboard-shortcuts/ Wed, 01 Feb 2012 03:34:58 +0000 hourly 1 By: Manda http://www.creativeopera.com/2009/common-symbol-keyboard-shortcuts/comment-page-1/#comment-15623 Manda Sat, 21 Aug 2010 03:08:09 +0000 http://www.creativeopera.com/?p=260#comment-15623 Hey Daniel, Thanks for the critique! I always meant to find the time to redesign Creative Opera. I was so anxious to get it started that I just grabbed a template and started customizing it -- all with the intention of redesigning asap. I felt the important part of a blog is the content, so I started there and still plan to update the design when I can find the time. You're right, those graphic probably could be created with CSS/HTML -- but for now, they will have to do :) There are tons of sites that can help you with your project. I just Googled "how to create smooth scroll website javascript" and found quite a few. Your teacher should also be able to help you -- it's hard for me to point you in the right direction without knowing the details of your assignment -- so your teacher should be able to give you resources that will be exactly what you need. Here are a few of my favorite posts from some of my favorite blogs: <a href="http://css-tricks.com/snippets/jquery/smooth-scrolling/" rel="nofollow">Smooth Scrolling</a> on CSS-Tricks by Chris Coyier <a href="http://line25.com/articles/horizontally-scrolling-websites-showcase-and-tutorials" rel="nofollow">Horizontally Scrolling Websites Showcase & Tutorials</a> by Chris Spooner on Line 25 Hey Daniel,

Thanks for the critique! I always meant to find the time to redesign Creative Opera. I was so anxious to get it started that I just grabbed a template and started customizing it — all with the intention of redesigning asap. I felt the important part of a blog is the content, so I started there and still plan to update the design when I can find the time. You’re right, those graphic probably could be created with CSS/HTML — but for now, they will have to do :)

There are tons of sites that can help you with your project. I just Googled “how to create smooth scroll website javascript” and found quite a few. Your teacher should also be able to help you — it’s hard for me to point you in the right direction without knowing the details of your assignment — so your teacher should be able to give you resources that will be exactly what you need. Here are a few of my favorite posts from some of my favorite blogs:

Smooth Scrolling on CSS-Tricks by Chris Coyier
Horizontally Scrolling Websites Showcase & Tutorials by Chris Spooner on Line 25

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