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Would you like me to help? I'm pretty good at PHP, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. 

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Would you like me to help? I'm pretty good at PHP, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. 

Sure! 

But, how are we going to communicate? You don't have Hamachi anymore. 

maxskywalker wrote:

Cool!  I'm also learning HTML (5).  What are the sections made from?  <table style="background-color:#FF0000;" width=x height=x>?  Also, do you use <b> for the bold text, or <strong>, or <th> (assuming that it's a table)?

HTML Table.

For the "Menu of Awesome" section, I used:

<td style="background-color:c80000;width:200px;text-align:top;">

For the main section:

<td style="background-color:#EEEEEE;height:800px;width:800px;text-align:top;">

I used <b> for the bold text.

@PF: Nope, Webs. 

Last edited by fire219 (2011-12-10 09:41:29)

Thats quite good.

fire219 wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

fire219 wrote:

@PF: Nope, Webs. 

Wha?

Oh, forgot what Meebo was. xD My website doesn't have it, and I don't want put it on there. (Same reason there isn't a comment system).

Its already on there. 

fire219 wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

fire219 wrote:

Oh, forgot what Meebo was. xD My website doesn't have it, and I don't want put it on there. (Same reason there isn't a comment system).

Its already on there. 

Oh, yea it is. My flash blocker wasn't showing that bar (which I don't want there, Webs.).

Okay, then what?

veggieman001 wrote:

Oh, you used a table? Why not do it with CSS? You can position it in the centre of the screen for all browsers then.

Tables are kinda sucky.

1. Center or underline the title.
2. Make the color for the main part contrast better. It seems to not fit at all. Maybe a purple or a blue?
3. Use an external style sheet:

style.css
(element) { (stuff to change); (more stuff);}

<link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

Zeusking19 wrote:

Quick thing: Try the 30 day trial of dreamweaver. It is slightly easier, more powerful and gets the job done.

I've found that Dreamweaver is actually a lot more difficult to use than just straight our coding.

fire219 wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

Oh, you used a table? Why not do it with CSS? You can position it in the centre of the screen for all browsers then.

I used a table because it looked like the simplest route.

I am not going to use Dreamweaver, and even if I did, I wouldn't use a 30-day trial. My dad bought Adobe CS3. >:-D

Tables are probably easier, but are also not the best choice. Using the div tag is preferable.

One other thing: if you're going to use intense colors like red, try to keep it to a minimum. It's important that your site is aesthetically pleasing, even for long periods of time, and lots of bright colors can be very hard on the eyes.

maxskywalker wrote:

Harakou wrote:

fire219 wrote:

I used a table because it looked like the simplest route.

I am not going to use Dreamweaver, and even if I did, I wouldn't use a 30-day trial. My dad bought Adobe CS3. >:-D

Tables are probably easier, but are also not the best choice. Using the div tag is preferable.

One other thing: if you're going to use intense colors like red, try to keep it to a minimum. It's important that your site is aesthetically pleasing, even for long periods of time, and lots of bright colors can be very hard on the eyes.

Okay, don't take this the wrong way, but is this saying that the mods have the right to remove the link because the website is ugly?

No. And he didn't. He was just making a suggestion.

Harakou wrote:

fire219 wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

Oh, you used a table? Why not do it with CSS? You can position it in the centre of the screen for all browsers then.

I used a table because it looked like the simplest route.

I am not going to use Dreamweaver, and even if I did, I wouldn't use a 30-day trial. My dad bought Adobe CS3. >:-D

Tables are probably easier, but are also not the best choice. Using the div tag is preferable.

One other thing: if you're going to use intense colors like red, try to keep it to a minimum. It's important that your site is aesthetically pleasing, even for long periods of time, and lots of bright colors can be very hard on the eyes.

Yea, the div tag is much better, but I am impatient by nature, therefore I like quick results. Using the div tag wouldn't get me quick results. 

If you want intense, you should have seen the original revision of the page! It was very bright red! It still is pretty intense, but I want to keep it red, since my username is fire219. 

Last edited by fire219 (2011-12-10 16:57:28)