Hi all, sorry for the delay, HIT COUNTERS ARE BACK. Sadly due to funding it was only possible to restore them by deleting DN Search. But I think more people use the counters so they took preference.
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*NETWORK MODERATORS WANTED* Hi Humans, as you know I created a search engin some time ago dedicated to indexing unique/old and interesting websites (LIKE YOURS :O) Currently we are facing a backlog of over 8000 sites waiting to be approved. So Im looking for moderators interested in curating the future of the networks site list. Are you in? Send me an email - daymelon@yahoo.com
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jeremyredhead
7 years ago
Wait, Wolly the wizard is afraid of withcraft? That's like a doctor being afraid of blood! :P
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melonking
7 years ago
We are kinda a ways into it, but you too. Here's to more ups then downs for all!
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Feeling washed up? Come take a dive in the sea ;D https://melonking.net/melon.html?z=/universe/fish/index.html
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Hey, Melon! Could you help me out here? When building a website with frames, the frame part overlaps the text, therefore rendering half of the page unreadable. In your site, the frame doesn't overlap the text and instead exists within its own column. Any fix? Perhaps it's a quick fit with CSS? I've tried searching the web, but no answers show up :/
melonking
7 years ago
Thats an odd issue. Are you sure you’ve read up on how frames work? The frame page should have no text or content, thats all on the webpage displayed inside the frame. You’re frame is pure structure. Maybe post a link to an example of your issue?
melonking
7 years ago
Ok so the issue is iFrames and Frames are different things. iFrames embed into a page, old style frames take over the full page. Your trying to makes a frames site using iFrames insted of frames. There’s nothing wrong with that, but its not how frames sites were done in the past, so you will get some unique issues.
melonking
7 years ago
To fix your overlaping text with CSS, I would wrap all your main content in a div. Offset its width by the width of your iFrame and then float it to the right so it clears the frame. Theres a few other ways you could handle that too.
ikewise
7 years ago
The absolute quickest fix would probably be to add style="margin-left:208px;" to your body tag.
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Hi humans, I wrote a little note for you all on my home, read it if you find the time ;D https://melonking.net/melon.html?z=/home.html
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kenny46140
7 years ago
Dig yer site. Always have. Started "following" so... I did. Follow? Cool-cool. :)
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Thank you Mel Mel, they do appear to be working on my pages once more.
Ah! Just before I removed them. Thank you. Sorry you had to shut down the search engine. Any chance of it comming back?
It will continue as a site list, but hardly anyone used the search feature. So I wont continue that again. Maybe just in a simpler form.
i hope you add more soon i really like the idea of a mysterious/choose your own adventure game!!! i am now following! im kind of new to coding and stuff so any ideas would be great!