yeah, I should look into going up to XHTML.
I am the eye of the river
>(<')
>(<')
elfprince13 wrote:
oh yeah, I learned <p> first, but used it only for inserting line breaks and never used the </p>
Mwahahaha! Wow, that's awesome. So many <p>s and no </p>s must have been fun for page load speeds. 
well if i want to have a good site does the following scripting languages look like a good list:
html
javascript
css
php
in that order.
html
javascript
css
php
in that order.
I would do CSS before Javascript, people will care about looks before functionality.
I am the eye of the river
>(<')
>(<')
alright i will do that. but i already know some javascript. i used it in my site to but only for a simple function.
JS should be used for things that should change in-page (without reloading, like the sidebar here). CSS can handle :hover and displaing/hiding, so if you use JS for it then learn CSS later, replace JS with the CSS.
Agreed. Oh, and just so people don't jump down your throat (some people are picky about this)
HTML : markup language
CSS : style definition
Javascript: scripting language
php: scripting language
HTML : markup language
CSS : style definition
Javascript: scripting language
php: scripting language
elfprince13 wrote:
oh yeah, I learned <p> first, but used it only for inserting line breaks and never used the </p>
</p> doesn't do anything, but <p/> does.
jpez wrote:
Try it out for yourself, Mr. Skeptical.
Huh, how strange is that. Never knew about that one before... jpez wrote:
Yeah, I only learned about it recently.
Fascinating... interesting what you find out from teh pez. 
suppose i used a lot of javascript functions on a site would this be legal:
Code:
and then save that as function.js file then when i want to add it to my site do this:
Code:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function msg()
{
alert(txt)
}
</script>
and then save that as function.js file then when i want to add it to my site do this:
Code:
<html>
<head>
txt="This is an alert"
<script src="function.js">
</script>
</head>
<body onload="msg()"
</body>
</html>
</head>
rivereye wrote:
jpez, </p> closes a paragraph.
I'm aware of that. My point is that instead of doing this:Code:
<p>This is my first paragraph. I am not very good at writing paragraphs. Maybe I should give up on websites.</p><p>The above paragraph made little to no sense. This one doesn't make sense either.</p>Code:
This is my first paragraph. I am not very good at writing paragraphs. Maybe I should give up on websites.<p />The above paragraph made little to no sense. This one doesn't make sense either. KermMartian wrote:
jpez wrote:
No reason why it shouldn't be...
Besides the fact that IE doesn't follow CSS standards? 
Someone needs to write spyware that enters through IE, installs FF on the user's computer, skins it to look like IE, and replaces all shortcuts to IE with shortcuts to FF.
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