Scratch

Nice! It's great to see that some members of the Scratch community have moved up to 'real world' programming languages, and markup languages, and stylsheets. Next step is to learn Javascript and CSS, and style your pages with auto overfilled DIVs!

Jman720 wrote:

Bluestribute wrote:

Did you get freewebs to host it first?

Well, i wrote the HTML in textedit, but I got freewebs to host it.

That's exactly what I always do!

I also just use HTML. It lets mre learn more about coding. This is the site I only used HTML Click Here

I didn't know how to use HTML for a template. Can you teach me how? You seem to be a genius on HTML.

I tried using CSS but it is a little more complicated than I thought. But at least I am still learning HTML.

Jman720 wrote:

adriangl wrote:

I didn't know how to use HTML for a template. Can you teach me how? You seem to be a genius on HTML.

Me? Hey I've been using HTML for about 5 days, all I used was a background.

I learned all my stuff at This website Maybe try there, that's where I learned how to do colorful backgrounds!

That website is awesome! I might try to make a make a wepage and get maybe synthasite to host it (so I don't need to make many files on Freewebs)

I just did it. I just need to format it and then get some hosting, and I'll put the link here!

coolstuff wrote:

For future reference: Java reduces typing time. It makes a website a whole lot easier!

Another thing: CSS is actually much simpler than Javascript.

Another thing: I've never heard of synthasite before!

I used it for things like my LA project (a biography), but now I am going to freewebs to try and host it (note: my first site, all HTML, and very bad. But I will get better)

Bluestribute wrote:

My site! I didn't get a chance to color it. It has a "profile" page and some other links. And I actually never really studied (looked at examples instead), so keep that in mind.

It's good... for a first attempt.
My first attempt was my Hamster Encyclopedia (which I deleted after many months of hopeless pursuits for an easier way to end all of the renewing every page's nav bar for just adding one page. I soon learned how, but in a very unsupported way. I now know how, in a 100% completely supported way for every browser after 1997 (I think)

Bluestribute wrote:

I'm gonna keep on working on it after my vacation

You should use CSS for a layout.

Bluestribute wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

Bluestribute wrote:

I'm gonna keep on working on it after my vacation

You should use CSS for a layout.

Hmm... lemme try that

But make an external style sheet so that you can easily access it from all pages.

Another thing, to make your life even easier, make an entire script containing the navigation bar and stuff, save it as a .js file, (make the script using the document.write() command), then just use the external .js file so you don't need to copy &paste and change everything everytime, you need only modify one file.

Bluestribute wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

Bluestribute wrote:

Hmm... lemme try that

But make an external style sheet so that you can easily access it from all pages.

Another thing, to make your life even easier, make an entire script containing the navigation bar and stuff, save it as a .js file, (make the script using the document.write() command), then just use the external .js file so you don't need to copy &paste and change everything everytime, you need only modify one file.

So your saying use js (Javascript if I'm not mistaken. Maybe I am thoguh
)And just edit that? Hmm

Yeah! For an example, check out my new website in the making which I didn't work at all on the layout which could be like this but this is just a temporary layout, I used an external javascript with a div here ccheck out the source code you'll understand.