Final version of my Pbase site
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 10:06 amHello everyone in the html forum! I am back after amazing 84 days of photography assignments in Namibia, Australia, Malaysia and Borneo. Best days of my life, an incredible adventure.
As some of you know I have spent a long time 'hacking' a html and css design into my Pbase.com site, and I have also on occasion done my best to help others with any CSS or html questions. I recently did a few changes to my Pbase site and I wanted to show the very final version of my Pbase gallery:
http://www.pbase.com/flemmingbo/
It is the final version because I will soon be getting a 100% custom developed site. My business now requires features that Pbase do not support, so it is time for a 100% custom site.
I will still be keeping my Pbase gallery as an archive though, and to keep all links etc. alive - but all new stuff will happen on new site and visitors will be advised on my new site when it's online.
I am posting this to hopefully serve as inspiration for everyone, to show what can actually be done on PBase. It is all simple html and css, but it does takes months of effort to get it to work with the restrictions of Pbase and also getting it to work in all browsers. It is also hell keeping it updated. But it shows how much Pbase can actually be customized!
I have to ask to PLEASE do not copy my css, html or my PBase design. It was all designed by a friend of mine at http://www.geeart.com and the design is copyrighted Flemming Bo Jensen Photography.
I am however very happy to answer any questions about my site and try and help with html/css !
All my best to all of you,
Flemming Bo Jensen
As some of you know I have spent a long time 'hacking' a html and css design into my Pbase.com site, and I have also on occasion done my best to help others with any CSS or html questions. I recently did a few changes to my Pbase site and I wanted to show the very final version of my Pbase gallery:
http://www.pbase.com/flemmingbo/
It is the final version because I will soon be getting a 100% custom developed site. My business now requires features that Pbase do not support, so it is time for a 100% custom site.
I will still be keeping my Pbase gallery as an archive though, and to keep all links etc. alive - but all new stuff will happen on new site and visitors will be advised on my new site when it's online.
I am posting this to hopefully serve as inspiration for everyone, to show what can actually be done on PBase. It is all simple html and css, but it does takes months of effort to get it to work with the restrictions of Pbase and also getting it to work in all browsers. It is also hell keeping it updated. But it shows how much Pbase can actually be customized!
I have to ask to PLEASE do not copy my css, html or my PBase design. It was all designed by a friend of mine at http://www.geeart.com and the design is copyrighted Flemming Bo Jensen Photography.
I am however very happy to answer any questions about my site and try and help with html/css !
All my best to all of you,
Flemming Bo Jensen