Tag Archives: Paragraphs

Scary

Posted on November 21, 2012 by admin692 views

When designing a fresh layout using XHTML in addition to CSS I started to type all of it out and then at a later date, about an an hour later, looked back and realised i would used a tableless design, without even pondering.: O Its not that scary but Its shocking considering I employed to use tables at all times. LOL. Yes, I’m using tables less and fewer in design. It just would make the script so much cleaner to work with divs. Still, I never use divs a lot of. What include the main tags utilized in tableless layout DIVs in addition to SPANs Within my latest tableless format, DIVs and SPANs will be the most commonly utilised element. I suppose then again that heading tags needs to be used more normally. POST use < P> in addition to < UL>, < LI> tags for positioning and laying out text within a large DIV. I believe people overdo the idea with divs plus spans… remember that each element has the purpose… that’s why these were created by the w3c. The ones that are no longer needed are " deprecated". It’s your responsibility to be a good web designer to … Continue reading →

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Help slicing a site!

Posted on November 16, 2012 by admin496 views

Can anyone suggest ideas on howto piece up this site Every single circled components, I plan to be clickable links. Under them, where this says " text message here, " I want that area for being expandable based on the quality of text located generally there, i. e. more text forces the clickable navigation link below it further on the next paragraphs. On the suitable side I’m likely to have a news blog to ensure entire area is required to be in one table cell, right Any ideas on how you can slice out that navigation links, plus maintain the backdrop (i. e. a 1 pixel horizontal selection to tile being a background image into the bottom of the particular page) Very well for slicing this images up, there a lots of free programs that permit you to do so. In addition to being for the something sliding down when you add more text, you simply would certainly make each category from a table. Basically you’ll have to nest a good volume of tables in your website when you signal it. Hope that helps I use Photoshop in order to slice up the images. It useful, but I’m not sure … Continue reading →

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Font Size

Posted on November 15, 2012 by admin449 views

Just what font size do you guys prefer The impression I have at this time: Arial+Verdana 11px is good for footnotes, comments in addition to such Arial+Verdana 12px is good for navigation options Verdana 12px good for medium paragraphs TNR 16px good for pages connected with text ‘m I wrong Tahoma 10px, Verdana 11px, in addition to Arial 12px with regard to regular text. With regard to footnotes, Tahoma 6, Verdana 10, Arial TWELVE. With regard to medium paragraphs, Tahoma TWELVE, Verdana 11. TNR: about as helpful to me as boobs into a bull. Summed everthing up well there TheGAME. I presume each one of that is within px, looks that it. Yeah, ’tis. 0. 7/0. 8em Verdana Times is often a nice font to make use of for headings with large sizes. I would rather keep my web site font consistent all the way through. verdana 8pt.

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New design…

Posted on November 8, 2012 by admin543 views

I’m designing a brand new layout for the webdesign site, this is a pic of what I have so far: http: //www. crystalwizard. net/concept. jpg It’s suposed to seem like a moded IE windowpane, but I here’s having trouble getting a number of the graphics to look realistic. Does anyone have got any advice about technics or lighting Possible use to allow it to become look better Every oppinions on that so far Thank you well first off Xp would be a better choice of OS to work with imo and for the lighting I would not add the particular lighting affect but i truly dont know complete idea behind the planning loks iffy but thats jmo Yep I agree, XP/Mac OSX shows ‘cutting edge’ and looks far more sexy, but even similar to the default NT scheme may be more easily related to by businesses. It’s my realizing a client is more prone to care about your surface value of the web site plus how it features them; in short they couldn’t give you a hoot what technologies/tools get. After all your the internet designer, not the client how much would they understand White wine on black is usually … Continue reading →

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CSS and text wrap around boxes

Posted on November 6, 2012 by admin553 views

Relating to taken my first daring steps into your new world regarding CSS however, Ive faced issues: I’d like to insert smaller boxes (fact boxes etc. ) in the text can certainly say that the text message wraps around these people. What Ive complied far is we have inserted your text, applied my css style (external) to the text, and subsequently inserted the boxes using Dreamweaver ‘Insert table’-tool. What happens is that the text next into the box moves for the right. Is there ways to wrap the text thus remain aligning accordance with the other text Should you go to that link, you will dsicover my problem. http: //www. relocationenterprises. com/testingfile. htm Internet marketing using Dreamweaver. Thanks for virtually every help! Well first of all it looks an IE solely issue, (explains why the item took me/many others such a long time to realise just what your problem was. ) The tactic you’re currently utilizing is some what exactly abusing tables. Desk nesting really slows down a page, yet anyway… I’ve kind of managed a short-term messy solution that could make things appearance okay in IE, nevertheless it doesn’t appear to your workplace in many different browsers, it depends … Continue reading →

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Syntax coloring NotePad – -evolvED- –

Posted on November 4, 2012 by admin491 views

Came across this feature rich Notepad in a magazine (freeware). It supports syntax coloring of most known coding languages, and has any bundle of other helpful features (regex assist, ASCII tables, coding themes, line numbering, convertions between different number forms and code platforms, drag and decline, and much more). It’s developed with a Norwegian named Mark Gabrielsen I downloaded my copy from this location. It’s PCWorld inside Norwegian, but you can simply spot the link after you scroll on the next paragraphs. Otherwise, you can do a Google search for ‘evolvED’. Thanks! I’ve been doing my sites in Notepad… About time to locate a better text message editor… Just down loaded TextPad too. HTML-Kit is what you want (at least within my opinion).

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Web Layout Graphics

Posted on November 1, 2012 by admin525 views

Good day my fellow web development buddies! I got wanting some suggestions/opinions/comments to the following web format. Me and a couple of friends are aquiring a contest to see who are able to make the ideal web layout. I wanted to just get it critiqued previous to I went any kind of farther into this. I know, many of the writing and text don’t make because. I also simply put web. com just by a sample text, this is not going becoming a website and I’d no means involving copying the already domain name web. com. It’s just an idea URL. Thanks friends for that replies!! –Kevin It’s not too bad.. I merely think you used an excessive amount of grey. Try combining more blue. I will be not a huge fan with the nav. bar and also register for postal mail boxes. Either they have to be bigger or even different. The side bg horizontal lines are not my favorite, you might like to try a diagonal range bg. Thats just my personal preferences though. At any rate, if you bring more blue and also change the collections direction, I think it would look good. I never really like … Continue reading →

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General ? from newbie

Posted on October 25, 2012 by admin543 views

A bit brief background first— I’m considering a career change from the world of architecture to the world of website design. I’ve done loads of graphics work ahead of, so I’ve became the visual finish down. I’ve also got a little bit experience w/ web page design — I’ve made some basic HTML sites before and one using ImageReady instruction online my school times. And so my question is— With the amount of scripting languages and also what not out there, how do you decide which one to dive into CSS appears promising… I like the idea of seperating style & content material (less code, sooner loading pages, higher search results rankings). Would I small number that w/ XHTML Or can i go with CODE & JavaScript Or what about a server-side script such as PHP Or can i just go which includes a WYSIWYG editor, for instance Dreamweaver Does Dreamweaver output decent / wash code Thanks for every and all assistance! OK, here is a quick crash lessons into what each and every ‘language’ does: XHTML and HTML: They handle content. For case, they define tables, paragraphs and headings. XHTML is really a redefinition of HTML as well as … Continue reading →

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I have a design problem

Posted on October 23, 2012 by admin492 views

Could someone please evaluate the source associated with my site internet. webmastercentral. org and explain to me why the best column wont go all the way up up my internet page… please help. thank you First thing I’d do plainly were you will be simplify your program code. The layout seriously isn’t that complex, yet that column features a rowspan of SOME () — I’d guess these have something to do with that, but it’s a guess as there’s a great deal code there WE can’t work it out in the least. Sean MY SPOUSE AND I hate to pull out the older lame cliche, " use CSS"… Yet, you already possess a style sheet referenced. Why can you even have tables That’s the main point of making use of CSS. You need to find a THREE OR MORE column CSS example stylesheet and utilize identical layout on your webblog… without the requirement of any tables. That would clear up not only your entire column problems, but simplify the changing of your respective content. Much easier to incorporate new paragraphs, update content, etc. niko18- You’ve got a lot of nested conference tables, so it’s quite difficult to tell what is … Continue reading →

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