Introducing: Legoarts 3.0!: A LEGO® creation by Brickdoctor

Introducing: Legoarts 3.0!

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Introducing the latest HTML revolution on MOCpages: multiple pages, pioneered in Legoarts 3.0!

About this creation

Technically, yes, this is an MOC. I've got a nice set up of minifigs and photos of them. I also have a custom hologram projector, for those who are still skeptics. That pushed aside, I'm just trying to alert people to the launch of my newest homepage makeover: Legoarts 3.0! (it's actually at version 3.2 right now due to some minor glitches, but that's beside th point) The new Legoarts has an official logo (see main pic), and 4 extra pages! I kind of cheated - those extra 4 pages are photos that I linked to with text as part of the photo. But it's still something new and fresh for MOCpages! You can see below the 3 link pictures and 3 'pages'. Go to my homepage to see it in action! Go, go, go! But stay here long enough to give my your comments and criticism!

Thanks for looking!

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I made it

Brickdoctor -

May 29, 2010

Quoting Juan . Say, when did you build a 12 foot long Venator? :P

I really do have to fix that....

I like it

Juan .

May 29, 2010

Say, when did you build a 12 foot long Venator? :P

I made it

Brickdoctor -

May 20, 2010

Oh, and I really didn't program anything new or exciting. I just found and exploited a (dare I say, loophole) in the MOCpages format. Like I said, the extra pages are just picture. All you have to do is use a photo-editing suite to make the pictures, upload them, link to them, and add 'target=new' to the hyperlink anchor in your coding.

I made it

Brickdoctor -

May 20, 2010

Quoting MOODSWIM ! Dude! You've got some serious skills, not only in mocing, but in computer-ing? Anyway, by the time you're my age, you'll be ruling the moc universe! Keep it up.

Well, HTML is a fascination of mine; I've actually taken an online exam and received a certificate as a 'Certified W3Schools HTML Programmer'. (Thats why there's a teeny W3Schools logo at the bottom of my page) If you actually view the source code for my page, it's fully compliant with XHTML standards. (the future of web coding) I've also had limited experience with JavaScript, CSS, and C++. Using LEGO Mindstorms with Java would be a dream for me, but $270 is a little out of my budget. I plan to go into Computer Engineering. (preferably software, but animation is also a hobby of mine) I live in Northern California, so either LEGOLAND California Master Builder or Lucasarts Game designer/animator would be dream jobs for me. I wonder if it's because I'm Asian....

MOODSWIM !

May 20, 2010

Dude! You've got some serious skills, not only in mocing, but in computer-ing? Anyway, by the time you're my age, you'll be ruling the moc universe! Keep it up.