Tag Archives: Compatibility Issues

Opinions needed…

Posted on December 4, 2012 by admin523 views

Heya, Although I’m not likely starting out, I feel this can be some a n00bish concern: What ever suggest I utilized to layout my websites Currently, (Still using notepad I’ m frightened, don’t really find on with Dreamweaver) POST make all websites using Tables/Nested tables to produce the framework after which you can obviously add content, images, backgrounds, borders etc as essential. On the other hand, I’ve seen tiers used in loads of cases, along with Frames (Not wise IMHO) and PHP Comprises of. I’ve used loads of these approaches nevertheless I still carry on going back to past tables! What don’t you use and why are there any particular advantages Cheers for your help in progress, John Tables are the easiest way to lay out your blog post IMO. Everything else just gets too complicated or you will find too many compatibility issues. I’m keen on to use platforms to format any basic page, then work with a PHP include with regard to different content pages. I find this useful because if I want to change the particular designs or anything all I must do is edit the key page (since every one of the content pages are just … Continue reading →

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Frames: Good or Bad?

Posted on July 17, 2012 by admin479 views

Hello there all. I already are aware that frames aren’t the best thing to use on websites (search engine problems, compatibility issues and so on. ) but I should get a common navigation bar between all of my pages. I’ve had complications before with needing to change a link for a 1 day offer or something and needing to change each site, just to change it back again. My solution was to acquire a ‘header. htm’ inside the root of our web directory as well as put an iframe at each page that’s source is defined to " /header. htm" The remaining portion of the page is completed with tables. Is is okay to acquire this one frame on each page Regards, Phillid This is exactly why you use PHP. Either change the extensions of the files from. htm to help. php, as well as command the node to process. htm data as PHP (using. htaccess). After this you have a solitary file (script) that’s your navigation list. That only contains the actual menu part. Perhaps you call it " palate. php". On some other page, you " include" in which script… where the idea becomes inserted in the place … Continue reading →

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