sumptin

sumptin I'm working on, I think I already posted a jpg
http://zyconium.webimpulse.net/
this has text in it tho :D
the links don't go anywhere yet, so I didn't bother linking them, but I do have some cool rollovers to go with them , you'll have to wait for those .. just remember, I'm not using this to replace
http://zyconium.webimpulse.net/version3/
I just wanted a professional looking page.. just to have
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I move the zcorp files so that they are they main page now
and version3.. had an accident, turn learn more about that accident please read my shoutbox heh.. its sorta silly/stupid :(
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i dig the fire motif

Your best one, I think.
You could make that image on the left side random?

Good job, man. :D

hey thats a good idea paavo .. actually I had thought of that, just didn't really think of it.. you know what I mean? perhaps I'll do that it alot o work tho to make pictures but oh well , does u have a script o that I could useo ?

Well, you could check out my "random splashes" script, and then adapt it, if you know a bit of JavaScript..

If not, I can make you one that changes the image there only too. Email me, or something.

Our Zyc has grown up. You keep on getting better and better. I know what, get all your previous layout and make a compliation, "Zyc's Diary" or something. Something to compare!

hehe mo0chan :D.. thats a good idea

ok, this would work in your case:

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..and then in the place of the image that will be random,and the onload thingie you put as in:

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battle of the languages :D

or you could just do this...

add this to the header
[PHP]

$pics=array("images/1.jpg","images/2.jpg","images/3.jpg");

Shuffle($pics);

?>
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and replace this with where youd like the image to show

[PHP]

$i=0;$i<0;$i++;

echo "";

?>
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lol!!!!..

..but with that, you need to refresh the whole damn page for randomizing again.
With MY ÜBERLEET JAVASCRIPT you could make the image clickable, and just call for the function again. ;)

(although in that case put everything inside the function blah(){} <- thing.) :D :D