Remember HTML is meant to describe content. If you have a piece of text then it should normally be placed within <p> tags. As a general rule I...
Thanks for the input. I might have a look at the layout of some wordpress themes and try to recreate them on my site. Currently I have set up a...
If I have the time I always prefer to hand code a web site from scratch. I find you learn much more this way, avoid any unnecessary bloated code...
Thanks for the feedback, it's appreciated. It's still a relatively new site so I'm in the process of building up a bank of tutorials to help...
I'm afraid its not possible just using HTML. JavaScript is best option for this. You will need to learn how to use the JavaScript date object....
Here is the site: http://codetip.co.uk/ I would specifically like feedback on two things: 1) The design, colors, logs etc. 2) The actual content...
Like other have said, it's not a question of which one is best, they are two totally different things and BOTH are essential for any web site....
The basic idea is to use percentages instead of pixels for heights and widths so your web site looks good on any device. Also, media queries can...
HTML is a markup language used to describe content. If your data is not tabular data then it should not be put in a HTML <table> tag. Your aim...
Please be aware there is not much that makes users leave a web site faster than automatic background music. It's an enormous web design no-no....
Try giving the three div the CSS property 'float: left;' or if you prefer 'display: inline-block;' That should solve the alignment issue. Sorry,...
A free alternative I use all the time is FlashDevelop - http://www.flashdevelop.org/ You will need to learn actionscript programming language but...
At its very basic you just need to start using percentages rather than fixed pixels for your elements. Any elements of your web page not needed...
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