fanofcena wrote:
ProgramCAT wrote:
HTML5 is the new standard.
Just saying but you might want to include the new tags like <nav> and <article> into your tutorial.O really?? why keep web in stoneage ???
Uhh... he's saying that the new tags should be added
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veggieman001 wrote:
fanofcena wrote:
ProgramCAT wrote:
HTML5 is the new standard.
Just saying but you might want to include the new tags like <nav> and <article> into your tutorial.O really?? why keep web in stoneage ???
Uhh... he's saying that the new tags should be added
he forgets mentioning the name polyfills and CSS3PIE and lots of shims out there
without em Opera , Safari and IE will feel left away and websites will look horrible
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I already know html, but this is a great tut. I host my own website so I can experiment whenever
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Well..., I guess I will explain that better:
<html>...</html> is the first tag you should use in html. <body>...</body> tells html that it is the body of the document. <style>...</style> make it more... STYLISH!
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poemon1 wrote:
Well..., I guess I will explain that better:
Code:
<html>...</html> is the first tag you should use in html. <body>...</body> tells html that it is the body of the document. <style>...</style> make it more... STYLISH!
The style tags are used for CSS.
<html> <style type="css/text"> body { background-color:#FFFFF } </style <body> Then this text will be #FFFFF </body> </html>
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jji7skyline wrote:
poemon1 wrote:
Well..., I guess I will explain that better:
Code:
<html>...</html> is the first tag you should use in html. <body>...</body> tells html that it is the body of the document. <style>...</style> make it more... STYLISH!The style tags are used for CSS.
Code:
<html> <style type="css/text"> body { background-color:#FFFFF } </style <body> Then this text will be #FFFFF </body> </html>
Um you mean the background colour will be #FFFFFF.
Unless you change background-color: to color:
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slinger wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
poemon1 wrote:
Well..., I guess I will explain that better:
Code:
<html>...</html> is the first tag you should use in html. <body>...</body> tells html that it is the body of the document. <style>...</style> make it more... STYLISH!The style tags are used for CSS.
Code:
<html> <style type="css/text"> body { background-color:#FFFFF } </style <body> Then this text will be #FFFFF </body> </html>Um you mean the background colour will be #FFFFFF.
Unless you change background-color: to color:
Sorry, yes. Confused myself
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slinger wrote:
:p That's fine, we all do xD
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slinger wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
poemon1 wrote:
Well..., I guess I will explain that better:
Code:
<html>...</html> is the first tag you should use in html. <body>...</body> tells html that it is the body of the document. <style>...</style> make it more... STYLISH!The style tags are used for CSS.
Code:
<html> <style type="css/text"> body { background-color:#FFFFF } </style <body> Then this text will be #FFFFF </body> </html>Um you mean the background colour will be #FFFFFF.
Unless you change background-color: to color:
Such as...
body { background-color: red }
produce the same as:
body { background-color: #FF0000 }
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poemon1 wrote:
trinary wrote:
Don't you need a semicolon?
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you don't need one if you only have 1 line.
...
yes you do
welcome to CSS
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Most browsers will let it work without one but it can cause problems
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OK, so here's how to make a form:
<html> <body> <form action="mailto:yourmail@random.com?subject=subject" method="post"> <input type="text" name="one" id="one" size="90"> <p> name </p> <br> ................. and keep going until you have enough formfields.
to end the form use:
<input type="submit"> </form>
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