I've just finished writing part 2 for my weekly blog on learning how to create websites. I would appreciate any feedback on areas that I could improve. This part moves on from part 1 and we add some markup to our page waiting for the next lesson where we will be adding CSS3. http://glenhughes.me/part-2-creating-your-page-structure/ Thanks!
Hi, First u instal CSS3 1.start and create new Html file and adding marquee and etc using or class name... 2.create new CSS file and write code ; 3.link css file in html page. ex: HTML file: <!doctype html> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>sample</title> <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> </head> <body> <div id="wrapper"> <marquee align="middle" direction="right">hi this forum in Digital point</marquee> </div> </body> </html> style.css #wrapper { width:1000px; height:auto; background-color:#C60; margin:20px; padding:30px; }
Thanks for the post. My aim is to cover everything you would need to create a simple website and then move onto more advanced areas. I'm trying to take things very slow and try to make sure I don't confuse people trying to follow the tutorials. The languages I'm going to be including are HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP5 and MySQL.
Shame it's got the HTML 5 crap, what with the NAV for nothing, lack of a proper heading, the presentationa ASIDE nonsense... Though you might want to show some consistent closings on 'empty' tags.... since you're mixing your X with your non in there. ... and whatever that tool around your code blocks are, LOSE IT. It's only making it harder to use or copy... of course that they are inside a DIV with non-breaking spaces instead of using <pre><code>code here</code></pre> is inaccessible non-semantic crap too. "crayon"?!? Should be called "crapOn"! Especially with all the idiotic SPAN plus classes doing CODE, VAR, I, B and SMALL's job. Oh, and... BWAHAHAHA.... oh man... I'd quote Samuel L. Jackson in Olde English, but there's so much wrong with that entire statement even "Do they speak English in what?" doesn't BEGIN to cover it.
Hello HuggyStudios! I read your article about HTML5 and CSS3. This is very informative and helpful for me. Now a days every one want to make there web site in HTML5 and CSS3. Because HTML5 and css3 give us some functions that help us and save our times . For example in CSS3 you can your box-shadow and HTML5 you can use input type="email", "name" "date" etc for validation.