June 19, 2011
CSS can be used to edit the styles of multiple pages Style tags can be useful, but when it comes to more than one page, it quickly becomes tedious and tiring. The obvious answer is CSS. When done externally, it can be linked to multiple pages for easier styling and less headaches. It cuts down ...
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June 19, 2011
While browsing some forums a few days ago I had somebody introduce a very cool website to me. I will post this website below this post so you guys can check it out for yourself. Pretty much what this website does is that it lets you input your code be it Ruby, Python, Java, HTML, ...
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May 24, 2011
Almost always whenever I make a website for a client they want or it will require me to use some sort of JavaScript functionality. Now I’m no expert in JavaScript – I can provide basic functionality like an image slider or content remover and the likes but I do not know enough to make crazy ...
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May 18, 2011
Every time I open Google Chrome I’m pretty sure that I’m running a new version of it. Not too long ago I open my Google Chrome Browser and BOOM – new icon. Though I hate the new icon that Chrome has I still love it as a whole. The new icon just seems flat and ...
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May 12, 2011
Verifying your HTML and CSS with w3 is an easy process. Just upload your code and in a matter of seconds it’s check and verified. You even get a neat image to go along with it that lets everybody know it follows the w3 standard. By doing this you might be able to boost SEO ...
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April 28, 2011
JQuery is a javascript library. Javascript adds fanciness to a website: dropdown menus, element fade in/out, animations, etc. JQuery combines everything in Javascript and compresses it into a simpler form. Then you can call methods straight from the JQuery script instead of making an entirely new script from scratch. For example, if I wanted to ...
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March 23, 2011
Q: What does “HTML” and “CSS” stand for? A: HTML stands for HyperText MarkupLanguage. CSS stands for CascadingStyleSheets. The two are very very important in website programming. The HTML makes the general structure of the website, where you want your navigation, header, footer, and body. The CSS is used to give the elements inside your ...
