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How to Create an Online Portfolio How To Create and Online Portfolio
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Quickview Index:

Step 1: Find and Purchase a Domain Name

Step 2: Find and Purchase a Web Host

Step 3: Find and Download a FTP Client

Step 4: Find and Download a Website Template

A) Wordpress (If using Wordpress, you can skip Steps 1-3)

B) Gallery Menalto

C) Template Monster

Dynamic Flash Templates vs. Regular Flash Templates

Tips For Selecting a Template
:bulletblue: Other Website Scripts
:bulletblue: Conclusion
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:bulletblue: Step 1)
Find and purchase a domain name.
I suggest using GoDaddy.com --> http://www.godaddy.com
You can do a search for a domain name on their website to see if it's already

eOS theme gets even better with this panel trick.Hi,
First, I want to say thank you to the people who've

'd me and

'd my work after the interview with OMG! Ubuntu! folks.
As you already know, I released the 1.2 version of my eOS theme a while ago. And while I was mostly satisfied with how close I got to my goal of a pixel-perfect Elementary OS clone, some things left undone due to limitations in GNOME Shell itself, or so I thought.
One of the things I wanted to do is to hide the panel's background while in Overview mode(Slingshot does it; Unity too). Leaving you with a uniform Overview. Apparently, the awesome devs behind GS have already implemented this feature; the default theme does not use it but it's there.
All you have to do is:

#panel.in-overview, #panelActivities{
background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0);
}

Targeting .in-overview will take care of the background and the addition of #panelActivities is optional.
The only thing left is to add a nice transition like s

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GNOME Shell Custom Iconsby ~half-left

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This is a tutorial on how to use custom icons in GNOME Shell, and also how to use convert ico Windows format icons to PNG.

I did this tutorial because I use custom icons in my theme previews and I get asked on how I did it.

~etamart Oct 29, 2011

For converting ico files to png, there's easier way: open terminal and run "convert myapp.ico myapp.png". If there are more than one image in ico file, they will be extracted to separate files.

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~satya164 Oct 28, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Thanks fot the tut

~half-left Oct 29, 2011 Hobbyist Interface Designer

=ShippD Oct 28, 2011

great tuto

~half-left Oct 28, 2011 Hobbyist Interface Designer

Thanks.

=ShippD Oct 28, 2011

you are welcome

~eldurotuti Oct 28, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Hey muy bueno... gracias... tengo un pack de iconos que quiero usar y ya se como ajustarlos manualmente... Gracias.
Hey very good ... thanks ... I have a pack of icons that I use and I know how to adjust them manually ... Thank you.

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You're welcome.

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