transparent wrote:
Oh, RedRocker, thanks. Yeah, PHP is very good to learn as well.
And no, that is pretty much an epitome of html.
You're welcome even though I'm not quite sure what you're thanking me for
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I had forgotten to mention php.
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Gravitation wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
transparent wrote:
Html is for the structure of the page.
Css is for the layout and design of the page.
Javascript is for extra dynamic functioning.
You should learn at least basic html and then css or javascript.You mean this isn't the epitome of web-designing?
Code:
<html> <body> <h1>Website</h1> <a href="http://scratch.mit.edu">Scratch</a> </body> </html>You forgot a doctype, encoding type, and indentation. Yeesh, clean up your code, soup!
self teaching wasn't the best idea was it
In my defense w3school's thing /stunk/
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transparent wrote:
I had forgotten to mention php.
Oh okay :p
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soupoftomato wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
You mean this isn't the epitome of web-designing?
Code:
<html> <body> <h1>Website</h1> <a href="http://scratch.mit.edu">Scratch</a> </body> </html>You forgot a doctype, encoding type, and indentation. Yeesh, clean up your code, soup!
self teaching wasn't the best idea was it
In my defense w3school's thing /stunk/
Self teaching is fine. I think Gravitation was just kidding with those unimportant elements.
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transparent wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
You forgot a doctype, encoding type, and indentation. Yeesh, clean up your code, soup!self teaching wasn't the best idea was it
In my defense w3school's thing /stunk/Self teaching is fine. I think Gravitation was just kidding with those unimportant elements.
Hence the
But seriously, you need a head.
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I have one thank you.
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transparent wrote:
I have one thank you.
Haha, I meant the element, but you probably knew that, so...
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mythbusteranimator wrote:
I love the "class" feature.
I love it too, it's like, so convenient.
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Gravitation wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
I love the "class" feature.
I love it too, it's like, so convenient.
Yeah, really.
.superwhateveryouwanthere { blahblahblah } <span class="superblahblah">sjoaisjfdoiajdwxoaimj</span>
IS EPIC.
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What exactly does it do?
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His code actually does nothing. He was just giving an example.
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I know.
I meant what do classes do.
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funelephant wrote:
I know.
I meant what do classes do.
Classes define a style for all elements of that class.
You define a class in CSS using
.CLASSNAME { CSS }
and add an element to that class by setting the class attribute to the name of the class, for example:
<div class="CLASSNAME">Stuff</div>
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Well, they are pretty much ids that you can give to multiple elements. So then you can style/get a large amount of elements by calling them with one name.
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transparent wrote:
Well, they are pretty much ids that you can give to multiple elements. So then you can style/get a large amount of elements by calling them with one name.
Yup. It's really useful for navigation bars.
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ohhh
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Understand?
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I know many amazing websites that just don't look good.
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I like that.
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Semicolons? ;_;
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Semicolons need getting used to, but they're not too bad;
They're used in many languages including JS, PHP etc;
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