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User: Guest 12 years ago
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User: Yelena 12 years ago
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Actually, this site http://www.w3schools.com does a great job teaching the very basics... My issue is always applying it within EasyWeb specifically.
------------------------------- Yelena MacBook Pro OS X 10.10.3 IMac 21" OS X 10.10.3 |
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User: Roddy 12 years ago
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I would recommend HTML Dog for a beginner who needs an easy start with HTML, CSS and perhaps a little understanding of what javascript does and where to use it - rather than actually learning it. http://htmldog.com/guides/html/beginner/ I have tried to explain in several posts in this forum where to paste the various types of script. The problem is that there are no hard and fast rules for every occasion. There are a lot of instances where you need to apply experience and a knowledge of code as well as some common sense. Old school designers insist that you put javascript in the HTML doc head whereas us "avant garde" folks would tend to put it in the footer area just before the closing body tag. There are exceptions of course. CSS normally goes in the document head but you can use inline styles in an HTML Snippet. You have to be careful with CSS since adding the wrong thing in the right place (or the right thing in the wrong place) can screw up the styles of other objects. When considering were to put various types of code you need to be aware of how the browser reads the HTML doc and how, and in what order, you want the various objects to load. You can't do this by blindly pasting code into boxes. Last edit 12 years ago ------------------------------- Roddy Website: http://everwebwidgets.com Contact: http://everwebwidgets.com/ewWidgets-home/contact.html NOTE: I am an EverWeb user and NOT affiliated with EverWeb! Any opinions expressed in this forum are my own. |
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User: Yelena 12 years ago
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Good to know!
------------------------------- Yelena MacBook Pro OS X 10.10.3 IMac 21" OS X 10.10.3 |
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User: Paul-RAGESW 12 years ago
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The basics are pretty much; CSS/Javascript code go in the Head Code section (under Inspector->Page Settings). HTML Code goes into the HTML Snippet. Most scripts you will find will have CSS/Javascript code and will tell you to put that within the <head> and </head> tags. That is what the above Head Code section is for. Then they will tell you to place HTML Code on your page wherever you want the code to show up. That is what goes in the HTML Snippet. Side Note: Some scripts will recommend you put Javascript code before the ending </body> tag which is what the Footer Code field is for. You can do that also if the code you have recommends that. Usually when it comes to Javascript code it doesn't matter which field you put it in, but CSS should always go in the Head Code field. ------------------------------- Paul EverWeb Developer |
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User: Yelena 12 years ago
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Wonderful! Thank you!
------------------------------- Yelena MacBook Pro OS X 10.10.3 IMac 21" OS X 10.10.3 |
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User: Roddy 12 years ago
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Quote: Old school designers insist that you put javascript in the HTML doc head whereas us "avant garde" folks would tend to put it in the footer area just before the closing body tag. There are exceptions of course. Hmmm - I guess you must be "old school"? ------------------------------- Roddy Website: http://everwebwidgets.com Contact: http://everwebwidgets.com/ewWidgets-home/contact.html NOTE: I am an EverWeb user and NOT affiliated with EverWeb! Any opinions expressed in this forum are my own. |
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User: pumpkin 12 years ago
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Yelena, <a href="http://www.codecademy.com">Codecadamy</a> is another great side to learn html ... css (and more). The good thing about this side is, that you get instructions, and an editor in the browser where you can follow those instructions step by step and you'll see the results immediately. That helps me a lot to understand how some basic html and css works and behaves. I'm still a beginner though, but this side sure helps a lot.
------------------------------- Darian new to web design ______________________ My websites: <b>Vocal Affairs</b> // <b>Singkehlchen</b> |
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User: Yelena 12 years ago
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Thank you Darian, will definitely check it out!
------------------------------- Yelena MacBook Pro OS X 10.10.3 IMac 21" OS X 10.10.3 |
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User: Jack K. 4 years ago
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For a beginner in the coding field, it is pretty mu required to have a basic knowledge and in that case students can take help from youtube. After gathering some basic knowledge, candidate can enroll their name in https://eduhelphub.com/ which provides free coding online class with highly expert guidance.
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