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#28 2012-07-06 13:23:44
- berberberber
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Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
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#29 2012-07-06 13:24:07
Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
SciTecCf wrote:
Jackieee wrote:
The positioning is messed up in Chromium, Firefox, and Chrome.
Correction: OLDER VERSIONS OF Chromium, Firefox, and Chrome. Aren't Chromium and Chrome the same thing?
Chromium is the open source version of Chrome, with slight differences.
And I'm using Chromium 21, Firefox 12, and Chrome 20.
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#31 2012-07-06 13:32:28
- RedRocker227
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Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
SciTecCf wrote:
. . .I made it using Notepad. . .
You should get something like Notepad++ (free and open source). It has syntax highlighting which makes everything a lot easier, and it also has line numbering which can be handy.
Anyway, it's a nice start! With some more stuff, like a navigation bar, more content, etc., I can see this looking very professional. ^^
Why
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#32 2012-07-06 13:39:37
Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
RedRocker227 wrote:
SciTecCf wrote:
. . .I made it using Notepad. . .
You should get something like Notepad++ (free and open source). It has syntax highlighting which makes everything a lot easier, and it also has line numbering which can be handy.
Anyway, it's a nice start! With some more stuff, like a navigation bar, more content, etc., I can see this looking very professional. ^^
Thanks, RR227! I'm working on the nav bar graphics. 
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#35 2012-07-07 04:56:43
- jji7skyline
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Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
I'll second that the alignment is broken on most recent version of Safari, 5.1.7.
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#37 2012-07-07 06:01:28
- jji7skyIine
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Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
You should use CSS rather than the <div> tag, or the <center> tag which doesn't really even exist...
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#38 2012-07-07 06:36:46
- nathanprocks
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Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
jji7skyIine wrote:
You should use CSS rather than the <div> tag, or the <center> tag which doesn't really even exist...
<center> exists, but it is deprecated and as jji7skyIine said, you should use CSS.
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#39 2012-07-07 06:40:29
Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
nathanprocks wrote:
jji7skyIine wrote:
You should use CSS rather than the <div> tag, or the <center> tag which doesn't really even exist...
<center> exists, but it is deprecated and as jji7skyIine said, you should use CSS.
I don't actually know how t center something in CSS... I'm new to this...
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#40 2012-07-07 06:51:09
- jji7skyline
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Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
SciTecCf wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
jji7skyIine wrote:
You should use CSS rather than the <div> tag, or the <center> tag which doesn't really even exist...
<center> exists, but it is deprecated and as jji7skyIine said, you should use CSS.
I don't actually know how t center something in CSS... I'm new to this...
Just add this between the <head> </head> tags.
Code:
<style type="text/css">
heading1 {
//This is where you put the actual details for the style :)
background-color:orange; //Always add semicolons :)
font-size:30;
text-align:center;
}
</style>Now to use the style you've just identified, use the name of the tag, in this case, heading1. Like this.
Code:
<html> <body> <heading1> This text will have a orange background, a font size of 30, and will be aligned to the centre. </heading> </body> </html>
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#41 2012-07-07 12:06:12
Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
jji7skyline wrote:
SciTecCf wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
<center> exists, but it is deprecated and as jji7skyIine said, you should use CSS.I don't actually know how t center something in CSS... I'm new to this...
Just add this between the <head> </head> tags.
Code:
<style type="text/css"> heading1 { //This is where you put the actual details for the style :) background-color:orange; //Always add semicolons :) font-size:30; text-align:center; } </style>Now to use the style you've just identified, use the name of the tag, in this case, heading1. Like this.
Code:
<html> <body> <heading1> This text will have a orange background, a font size of 30, and will be aligned to the centre. </heading> </body> </html>
<div>s are generally used with CSS, though, and people do things like <div class="whatever"> or <div id="whatever"> to style them.
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#42 2012-07-08 11:18:21
- Laternenpfahl
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Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
Looks great. Bug report: iOS Chrome ==. SciTecCf banner covered up by the bla thing
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#43 2012-07-08 11:21:05
Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
Laternenpfahl wrote:
Looks great. Bug report: iOS Chrome ==. SciTecCf banner covered up by the bla thing
Thanks! A little bit of the logo being covered up by the roll at the top is intentional, but the blas? No...
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#49 2012-07-23 16:11:42
Re: sciteccf.tk (handmade)
Looks pretty good. I just read a book on HTML so I can help you if you need anything. By the way, in Google Chrome it looks exactly the same in Chrome mode as in Firefox mode, but in IE mode the menu bar is gone. And it's typically best just to make it work in all browsers. I'll take a look and see if you have any errors that might be throwing things off. Just wondering, what hosting service did you use?
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