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Ha! Funny... but as an advertiser, a giant one-day spike like that would be something I would avoid.

Yeah, I got the same spike for the 14th and in lieu of accurate numbers for the day, I'd prefer an average of surrounding days... I wonder if it might make more sense for it to be an average of 4 days (2 before and 2 after) rather than an average of only the 2 days... This might result in numbers either above or below the 13th or 15th, rather than automatically being a straight line from the 13th to the 15th.

Hey guys. I registered a half-table at StripCon here in Dallas in August. I'm wanting to get a 4-foot vinyl banner made with grommets to hang either on the front of the table or behind my booth. That 4-ft will be the full width of my half table.

I'm already looking online and getting price comparisons, but I'd like to get a recommendation from someone who's already purchased one, so I know the quality will be good enough. It doesn't have to be the Cadillac of signs or anything, but I want to know that it'll have the gromets, won't be printed lopsided, won't fall apart under normal use, etc.

So have any of you printed vinyl signs for conventions? And if so, who would you recommend for the printing?

Thanks!

Ike

It turned out Doomy was too busy.

I'd still be interested in bartering with someone on the design for the Woohooligan site.

Thanks! :)

I may be able to help with the coding if I have time.

Real Steel - neat special effects - totally formulaic & predictable story

Crazy Stupid Love - funny, but very melancholy - slightly predictable in some spots, but not enough to ruin the movie - a little too heavy on the idea of "destiny" and "soul mates" imo, though ymmv

The Adjustment Bureau - worth seeing... that's all I'll say
Limitless - same

Oh, great! Thanks, Gherkin! :)

I totally forgot about fixed position.

I started with the "Environmentalist" layout and have made a few small changes...

The problem I'm having is that this layout causes the content area to scroll separately from the sidebar. I'd like to make the sidebar scroll with the content, like the default behavior of a generic web page...

but I can't find any reason in the CSS for the content to scroll separately in the first place. There are a couple of references to the overflow property in the CSS, but neither of them appear to be enabling scrolling on the content area and commenting them out hasn't stopped the scrolling as far as I can tell.

What am I missing?

Shouldn't it just be a simple matter of commenting out /* overflow: auto */ on the #container element? (Which doesn't have an overflow: auto property to comment out.)

Thanks

You know, like the scene at the beginning of the Fellowship of the Ring where Bilbo is acting all crazy about his ring and Gandalf turns to him and says "Mary, please! Actin' like you're the queen of Sheeba over some trash you found layin' in a swamp. Just take a Xanax, go with the elves and figure out your wardrobe problems when you're sipping margaritas on the beach."

I'm a big fan of both films too... not sure I would say they go hand in hand like that... They're certainly both about characters who are striving to better themselves (good theme), but where Bicentennial man's mood is optimistic and playful throughout most of the film, Gattaca's mood is brooding and dystopian.

Seems kind of silly to me. I was a software engineer for a decade and enjoyed Hackers overall... imo it wasn't a great movie, but it was fun enough to watch. The aspect of the film I didn't care for though wasn't about the technology at all, it was the characterizations. I thought they were in some ways too cliche, but primarily too whiny.

I think you're right... wish I spoke Spanish. I speak a little French, but probably not enough to read a comic in French tho. D:

I haven't seen Sneakers yet... War Games was classic tho...

but I have to say the Net was a good hacker movie... I'm sure I'm forgetting another one.

Guess it's a good thing I missed the pilot episode.

Lately I mostly watch the Daily Show.

I have the same response to zombies that I have to vampires: "this has been done to death... wake me when it's over." I just haven't seen anything interesting come out of a zombie show in a long, long time because nobody ever introduces anything genuinely new in the genre, it's always just more of the same: resource scarcity, "unexpected" zombie attacks (that really, when have you ever NOT seen coming?) and fighting zombies with crude, often makeshift weapons. The exceptions are just so rare... I did enjoy Zombie Land though, primarily because it was largely a parody of zombie movies.

It reminds me of Real Time With Bill Maher... which I think was cancelled... I think I've seen a couple similar American shows... the big difference imo is that at least on Q and A the panel members seem to be allowed to talk long enough for their answers to make sense... by comparison, the American shows I've seen seem mostly to be a competition for who can talk over and shout everyone else down... they should have just named them "Celebrity Let's Make A Point". ;P

Hey speaking of which... is there a layout code here for adding social networking links for reddit, twitter, etc. to your comic page display? Before I came to CF I had a raft of them for each comic page, DeviantArt adds them to deviations also, but the default CF layouts don't have any links to share stuff this way. And given that they need dynamic content (the comic URL) to work, I can't just add it to the HTML. So without a layout code, I'd have to write some pretty ugly looking (and potentially error-prone) javascript to get them in there. So it'd be really nice to have a layout code or codes for them.

I think we all consider doing that at some point. ;P

Though we don't all necessarily go through with it.

Yeah, it's impossible for me to predict how the audience will respond to my work... Rarely have I posted up something thinking it was my best work and had everyone love it. The stuff on the top of my most popular comics are generally things that I felt were good but not my best work.

Case in point, my most popular comic on DeviantArt:

Ha! I love that sketch! :D

Great t-shirt too. ;)