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I'm at the level where I can view any web site and know what and how they achieved the final web product. The same is true for print products.

If you see anything you liked from another web site that you'd like to incorporate into yours, just let me know. Simply supply the URL of the web page you liked. I'll take it from there and let you know if it is possible or not.

Guy Mercier
Registered Graphic Designer & Web Developer

Basic Web Process Characters & Tags Widgets Scripts, DIVs, and CSS... Oh My!

Widgets for Social Media Sites

Here are a few samples of Widgets for Facebook that can be added to your web site(s)¹. They need to specify the width of the page on which they will be viewing along with a few other parameters that need to be specified. If you'd like these added to your site, let me know.

If you see any other "Widgets" you'd like to incorporate while visiting other external sites, let me know. I can investigate to see if I can bring it in to yours.

My right column features two of the Facebook widgets below along with a Twitter widget which is not listed below.

Facebook - Light Box

Facebook - Face Pile

Facebook - Like Box

Facebook - Feed Activity

Facebook - Comments

Facebook - Login Button

Facebook - Recommendations

Facebook - Like Button

1. Does not apply to pre-fabricated web sites or sites that do not let you access the source code. The scripts above need to be entered into the <head> of the web page which is applied directly to the page source code. Most "free" templates or "hosted free sites" do not provide access or allow us to change the source code.

Please Note: 75% of a web developers job is done within the "Source Code". What the online visitor sees, is the end result of several conditions and parameters that are set by the CSS, Template, DIV, and CSS Class.

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