I'm making a webpage! Woooo.
At the moment I'm just doing it in xhtml and CSS. At the moment my style sheet is really simple. The plan is to add a few more pages (since the idea of having a separate style sheet is defining multiple pages) and some more definitions, make it all nice and kinky.
When that's done I'll move over to xml and make something even nicer there.
Note to Foss: I found the error. I didn't realise the index page should be inside a 'www' folder. Did that and now it works nicely.
Here's Revenge of the Nerds:
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When you really get into it, you could start looking at jQuery, which is an awesome javascript framework that allows all kinds of funky effects n stuff.
Check out the gallery I made here: http://www.through-the-garden-gate.co.uk/gallery.html
That uses jQuery and Thickbox. It's all very simple to use, but makes a site look far more professional than straight image links.
Good work with the css. When I taught myself web design, I picked up loads of bad habits that I had to unlearn - using inline styles and the like. You can avoid this stuff! :D
Woots!
Yeah, I figured I'd make an external file for it right away. Inline styles are nice for specific styles on one tag though, as it suppresses the external style.
Nicely done site btw. That thing where the picture goes in its own frame and you can browse them, is that javascript?
Yeah, that picture thing is javascript. It's using thickbox and the jquery framework - it's actually really easy to do. Just search the googleface for thickbox and it's right there. Easy to use, and good instructions.
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