-
<Gah!>Gah!</Gah!>
Ok, so earlier I asked for help on html, and got it.
Now I'm asking if there's anything I need to work on with the site I've built as practice. I've been trying alot of differenty Javascripts and regular html.
here's the <a href="http://www.geocities.com/cimanim/index.html">link</a>
also, I dunno if this is allowed, if its not...Sorry! :c|
Last edited by CimminyCricket; 01-31-2007 at 03:59 PM.
-
i n v i s i b l e
Tech Admin
I would recommend learning how to create layouts using tables.
It will enable you to create a site that is clearly divided into navigable sections. Take the EoFF front page, for example. Tables are used to create the menu on the left, and separate it from the content section in the middle.
Also, you'll want to learn CSS, since it's the way of the future, and stuff and a whole lot more powerful than HTML on its own.
-
I've heard of CSS but from what I scimmed through, I didn't understand half of the tutorials given.
-
this is pretty dated, but it'll teach you the basics of how it works. If you get the basics, then you can start browsing the CSS specs at w3.org and learn how to do it properly. http://webmonkey.com/authoring/style...tutorial1.html It's just important to *do* the tutorials, so you understand why things work like they do. That's when you might go back to the tutorials that are Greek to you right now, and you might find you can decipher them much more easily. Sometimes people who work in webdesign or programming forget just how much people new to a language don't know.
Now, your site: we always love to use the gimicky things, but the internet doesn't run on them :] which is the main flaw with the sites I linked you xD However, you're starting out, so you have full excuse to use as many of them as you can. Just keep in mind that a bunch of them, especially little javascript snippets, are really obnoxious and liable to keep people from coming back to your site. What will keep them back is having some sort of content, so decide what kind of site you want, and then build your site to display it.
-
heh, I tried using css, and it smurfed things up really bad. lmto
Anything less complicated? I'd like to not have to redo all sorts of color codes for scripts and stuff.
-
CSS is not only the past and the future, it is also the present, so you'll need to get a hang of it sometime here shortly.
-
-
I've got two web designs classes coming up, hopefully they're update enough to feature CSS tutorials. If not, damn.
-
-
OMG It just deleted itself, all the work I had put into it and its gone. >< what could have happened?
-
i n v i s i b l e
Tech Admin
Geocities limits the bandwith to something like 1Mb an hour, so are you sure that hasn't happened?
Failing that, do you have some kind of backup on your computer?
-
-
No, there was no backup, I went over the hourly limit for updating (I'm guessing) but, bleh. I started over, the new link is up there at the first post, I used less Java-script snippets, except for the menu, and a few other things, EXCEPT on a page with a liable warning issued. Unless you want to play with that I reccomend you stay out of that page :c)
Also, two of the links don't work because I haven't finished coding those pages, those are the "chat" and "forum" pages, mostly cause I haven't decided which of those to kieep.
-
-
Do not use frames except out of necessity. There is no need for them.
Browsers are capable of caching parts of webpages, so your layout graphics won't need to be reloaded, unless you've been sitting there a long time. And also they're lame as freaking 2001.
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules