Client side color swatches. http://venodesigns.net/franz/

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Veno Server b7d697f992 Begin work on not requiring an existing <canvas> element - create a new one off the viewport (visibility: hidden'd) for each new franz generated. Basic work on a draw() method that accepts an id for an existing <canvas> and will re-draw the image to that. This allows the library to remain pure with any image dealings, but gives the user control over redraw if they so desire it		2009-10-22 00:39:03 -05:00
awesome	Moving default pictures into the awesome/ directory, just so the main directory is clean. It's been bugging me for a bit of time now...	2009-08-13 22:36:46 -05:00
css	Finalized the layout color applying part, at least in terms of a POC. Now we have a solid base to work on auto-applying kickass color schemes that we build from the picture.	2009-08-26 03:12:25 -05:00
img	Initial work on Texture theory. This attempt looks at using source PNG files to overlay over a <canvas> element, since drawing complex shapes could get somewhat complex, and <canvas> is a pure drawing API. Seems to work well enough, disregarding my horrible 3AM example PNG. ;P	2009-08-31 02:24:35 -05:00
js	Begin work on not requiring an existing <canvas> element - create a new one off the viewport (visibility: hidden'd) for each new franz generated. Basic work on a draw() method that accepts an id for an existing <canvas> and will re-draw the image to that. This allows the library to remain pure with any image dealings, but gives the user control over redraw if they so desire it	2009-10-22 00:39:03 -05:00
foozy.html	Some old stuff I had laying around in a work folder - massive refactoring ahoy	2009-10-20 17:56:09 -04:00
texture.php	Initial work on Texture theory. This attempt looks at using source PNG files to overlay over a <canvas> element, since drawing complex shapes could get somewhat complex, and <canvas> is a pure drawing API. Seems to work well enough, disregarding my horrible 3AM example PNG. ;P	2009-08-31 02:24:35 -05:00
upload.php	Massive amount of changes. Now requires PHP for image uploading; front-end changes bring in uploader and some other fixes.	2009-08-11 21:34:57 -05:00