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imnotbob · 2012-08-06 13:51:26

I wanted to make a simple Minecraft help website. Can anybody help me learn the code?

BirdByte · 2012-08-06 13:58:25

That totally depends. If you want to "post" tutorials, you'll need PHP and a database. If you will take the time to add it manually, that's not necessary. Anyway, you'll need to know HTML and CSS. I recommend echoecho.com for tutorials. smile

samtwheels · 2012-08-06 14:00:27

You might try w3schools. I learned HTML and PHP from books, so I'm not the best reference.

imnotbob · 2012-08-06 14:01:21

BirdByte wrote:
That totally depends. If you want to "post" tutorials, you'll need PHP and a database. If you will take the time to add it manually, that's not necessary. Anyway, you'll need to know HTML and CSS. I recommend echoecho.com for tutorials.

What I wanted to do was make tabs. like "Mobs" where it would lead to a page where you can click stuff like "Creepers" which would go to an info page. Stuff like that (sorry I'm so bad at explaining). Could I still go to echoecho for that?
Thanks smile

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Ecliptic · 2012-08-06 14:04:32

I recommend Code Academy for complete web design beginners. You should start with Web Fundamentals, and then you can do Code Year to learn how to make interactive websites using Javascript.

BirdByte · 2012-08-06 14:05:23

imnotbob wrote:
BirdByte wrote:
That totally depends. If you want to "post" tutorials, you'll need PHP and a database. If you will take the time to add it manually, that's not necessary. Anyway, you'll need to know HTML and CSS. I recommend echoecho.com for tutorials.
What I wanted to do was make tabs. like "Mobs" where it would lead to a page where you can click stuff like "Creepers" which would go to an info page. Stuff like that (sorry I'm so bad at explaining). Could I still go to echoecho for that?
Thanks

Yes.

I totally understand you. tongue Since your website will not be dynamically generated -- static -- I'm glad to assist you with anything you may need help with; I'm fluent in HTML and CSS. Echoecho.com will teach you everything you will need to know. Now go, read those tutorials! big_smile

maxskywalker · 2012-08-06 14:12:46

You'll probably need HTML. I would suggesst w3schools.com.

scimonster · 2012-08-06 14:18:06

I'm glad to see someone who wants to do it the proper way and not use a website builder like Weebly, Webs, Google Sites, etc.
Anyways, learn HTML, learn CSS, and try it out.
We on Coders' Shed are always happy to help with your programming. big_smile

imnotbob · 2012-08-06 17:07:17

scimonster wrote:
I'm glad to see someone who wants to do it the proper way and not use a website builder like Weebly, Webs, Google Sites, etc.
Anyways, learn HTML, learn CSS, and try it out.
We on Coders' Shed are always happy to help with your programming.

Well I was gonna maybe start with Wix and the move on to .tk when I learn HTML

funplay · 2012-08-06 17:08:51

If your making a blog use wordpress

shoebsaad · 2012-08-07 00:25:44

you can use pre-install software if you want to avoid coding(html,css Etc) most of the hosting providers are now support pre-installed software's.Those hosting providers hava a huge database of pre-installed web software's godaddy and polapainz web D-zine .

jji7skyline · 2012-08-07 00:28:21

Why not just use MediaWiki? I'd recommend it if you're planning on making a knowledge base thingy tongue

imnotbob · 2012-08-07 09:02:15

shoebsaad wrote:
you can use pre-install software if you want to avoid coding(html,css Etc) most of the hosting providers are now support pre-installed software's.Those hosting providers hava a huge database of pre-installed web software's godaddy and polapainz web D-zine .

Well yes but I need a free host

BirdByte · 2012-08-07 09:24:28

imnotbob wrote:
shoebsaad wrote:
you can use pre-install software if you want to avoid coding(html,css Etc) most of the hosting providers are now support pre-installed software's.Those hosting providers hava a huge database of pre-installed web software's godaddy and polapainz web D-zine .
Well yes but I need a free host

Try 1FreeHosting.

Zeusking19 · 2012-08-07 11:08:42

A good place to go for mediawiki is here. They allow loads of customisations, pretty much all of them.

veggieman001 · 2012-08-07 11:41:20

Zeusking19 wrote:
A good place to go for mediawiki is here. They allow loads of customisations, pretty much all of them.

They don't actually offer much in the way of customization (especially for stuff in LocalSettings.php). It's best if you install it on a free webhost.

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