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Just Search www.justsearching.co.uk - July 22nd, 2008
Just in case you wondered Just Designing is part of Just Search (www.justsearching.co.uk). We are not primarily a web design house, however Just search (www.justsearching.co.uk) have an in house programming team of over 18 members and expanding.
This means we have a combination of Designer, CSS experts, SEO experts. We generaly carry out the majority of our web design projects in PHP, we have created our own version of the popular Open source e-commerce cart, which we have used our knowledge of SEO to create a very good SEO friendly shopping cart.
Some of Just search’s (www.justsearching.co.uk) shopping cart features are:
- Valid HTML
- SEO friendly URL’s
- Unique title and descriptions per page
- Search Engine Sitemaps
- RSS feed
- Much more…
Just Search (www.justsearching.co.uk) can also develope Content management systems where clients again will have a search engine friendly website, where they can add / edit and delete pages and news articles.
Finally Just Search (www.justsearching.co.uk) can also create bespoke web based systems, such as price comparison sites, directory and other tools.
For more information please contact Just search (www.justsearching.co.uk) and ask for a web development advisor.
The Just Search Team.
P.S Small Thanks to Mr Daz for his help with Just Searching
Print Friendly Pages - May 12th, 2008
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) have been around for a long time now, allowing developers and designers to separate their code and control the styling of a website from an external source. Many websites use CSS to control their site layout and design, however many do not use CSS to its full potential. Tino (one of our programmers) gave an example last week, using CSS to produce a drop down menu. A little known feature in CSS is the ability to set different designs for different devices.
The following table describes each of the various media types that can be specified:
| All | For any device |
| Aural | For speech synthesisers |
| Braille | For Braille tactile feedback devices |
| Embossed | For paged Braille printers |
| Handheld | For handheld devices |
| For printed pages | |
| Projection | For projectors |
| Screen | For colour computer screens |
| TV | For television |
I find the “print” media type the most useful, especially when designing pages that are likely to be printed out, such as product specifications, reports and order confirmations. Use the following HTML code to specify the media as print:
In the printstylesheet.css file you may now want to specify a different position for the logo i.e. at the top left hand side of the page and to remove the navigation box by setting display to none. Below is example code to implement this:
#headerLogo {
position: absolute;
top: 0px;
left: 0px;
height: 80px;
}
#navigation {
display: none;
}
Sam Rutley
Developer