HTML, javascript, speed dial, shortcuts, custom front end

Okay; thanks, all.


Bummer, there... but thanks, that's the sort of thing I was wanting to hear, one way or the other.

Here's an addition to the html front page that makes the best of that annoying button in the lower right which switches between full screen and address bar. Based on the principle that if you can't beat 'em have a drink with 'em here is a bit of code which places four more icons down there to look quite neat.

Put this section of code in your .htm page -
Obviously, change the links to point to your own pages and images

<a href="internet.htm"><img class="fixed4" src="images/internet.jpg" alt="internet" /></a>
<a href="messaging.htm"><img class="fixed3" src="images/messaging.jpg" alt="messaging" /></a>
<a href="orb.htm"><img class="fixed2" src="images/orb.jpg" alt="orb" /></a>   
<a href="phone.htm"><img class="fixed1" src="images/phone.jpg" alt="phone" /></a>


Put this in your stylesheet page or between <style type="text/css"></style> tags in your htm page. -

    .fixed1
        {
           position:absolute;
           top:333px;
           left:15px;
           width:30px;
           height:30px;
           
        }
        .fixed2
        {
           position:absolute;
           top:333px;
           left:60px;
           width:30px;
           height:30px;
        }
        .fixed3
        {
           position:absolute;
           top:333px;
           left:105px;
           width:30px;
           height:30px;
        }
        .fixed4
        {
           position:absolute;
           top:333px;
           left:150px;
           width:30px;
           height:30px;
        }

This puts a row of four icons along the bottom all the size of that fullscreen icon all neatly spaced.
NOTE - you will have to adjust the css stuff (the stuff in the .fixed{} code) depending on the magnification you have your browser set to, I have mine around midway - I think it's the default.

With nice looking icons it looks quite neat!

i have i use javagirls layout, like i siad i have a friend who did it idk how im to much of a noob but some things he said when you click the link (thats all it is) its goes to app bc you have to wright the path and it went something like this java folder then games and apps then whatever you wanted on the screen any game you have or app mine works fine and kinda fun bc i can slide the screen back and fourth like the i phone. kinda nice thanks java girl for the layout

yeah, what he (Rekcah) said. Upload that htm.

I think the guy who is saying that he got apps to launch is full of it.

Anyone here tried using Dreamweaver?
I just started using it for my website I'm putting together, and it's pretty awesome.
No coding involved, you just type, and place things the way you want them to show up on the actual page. Though, you can switch to coding at ANY time to change things.

Quite possible...but I'd rather give him the benefit of the doubt until he proves otherwise...

while we're waiting for the secret codes here's a javascript clock

it's just a blank black page with a clock.

Customize the page by placing your links etc. in main.htm below these lines

<div align="center">
<br /><br />
<iframe frameborder="0" border="0" src="clock.htm" width="100px" height="100px" top="30px" left="70px"></iframe>
</div>
... your stuff here

you can alter the position in the page by removing or adding to the <br /> and changing the left attribute in the iframe tag - the top doesn't do anything in the netfront browser but I left it in.

you can change the image to one of your own choosing - if you make a larger image make sure you adjust the size of the iframe above and change the settings in clock.htm on the first line.

put main.htm and clock.htm in your 'my stuff' folder, put clockface.jpg in your Images folder - a subfolder of the my stuff folder, load the page by clicking main

if these instructions don't make sense that's because I'm tired, LMK.

The clock code is standard javascript code which is all over the internet - I just ripped out all the crappy stuff and stuff which isn't pertinent to the phone, modified it for the phone and gave it a new background.