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Re: trying to get my head around CSS!! AAARRRRGH!!!!!
the head tag is the head of the webpage
<html>
<head>
head content goes here i.e javascript
</head>
<body>
body content goes here
</body>
</html>
i always create a new JS file with the code in, then link to it in the header.
<script...
both, but a desktop is far superior and as said above easier to upgrade/fix..cheaper to buy and upgrade, and generally have better specs. laptop is very handy though, but i hardly use mine.
if your on a router, and its working on your sisters connection then do you need to install the software on your pc too?
Usually you would only need one source of internet connection, then the router shares it out to the other computers
im still waiting to see if the n93 is too big or flimsy. currently using a crap 7210 with w PAGY sim in it. i hate it.....!!!
iv read the screen res is slightly lower, but its still a v good screen. but the cam is the main strong point.
if ya gonna get into it peroperly, then i would advise to learn the hard way. code it all by hand. xhtml and css is the way forward. You can do pretty much anything with it in terms of designing, and it keeps your websites code to a minimum, and as a result, cleaner faster loading web pages...
i used to have this bad boy all in one, the whole thing was a massive LCD screen with a different screen for each device!
nice gadget but it was a beast!
wish the same went for my web hosting provider. i had a problem with a clients email account, they said i would need to upgrade the mailbox, which i did and the change never took place. 6 emails later their great advise was, you need to upgrade the mailbox! tossers!!!
Re: trying to get my head around CSS!! AAARRRRGH!!!!!
you need to add a 'stop' action to your last frame. right click your last frame, and click 'actions' then look in the list. choose global actions, timeline control, then double click the stop command.
links work for me, but go to old style site.
background i can just see. i would go for a nice light diagonal or a gradient or something to break the page up from the content!
i use the light diagonals far too often but they always look nice i reckon.
better mate.
id defo do the following tho:
- nice background pattern, or colour
- rollovers on the links so you know what your hovering over
if you want a hand with anyhting let me know pal. I'm in web designer mode at the mo working on a new site lol!
if you want your code to stay clean put the Javascript in its own JS file, and link to it in the header :)
<script type="text/javascript" src="javascript/nameofJSfile.js"></script>