free scroll boxes for storing css/html codes for layouts to be copied and pasted?
I’m sure many of you have seen those websites that allow you to copy and paste an HTML code, Java Script, etc to paste as code into your site.
When I try design viewable HTML code on my page, the code disappears into my page and becomes the image, link, etc that it is coded to be. I want to have source code under specific images on my website, so that people can highlight, copy and paste the code into their site so that my images can display on their pages, even if they don’t know how to use…
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I went to school for graphic design and learned a bit about InDesign and a tad on Quark but havent really used it since. I want to brush up on my skills and discover tips and tricks as well as ideas on layouts, etc.
I also just bought a book from Adobe on InDesign but are there tutorials as good as www.good-tutorials.com?
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I have always though that (and do) when you design a website, you use tables to create the layout. I use dreamweaver, and when i want to create a site i just you the insert table feature, and add the appropriate number of cells and columns.
I was on a web design forum and came across a post that said something about know one using tables anymore, and the latest sites are all xhtml (instead of html), and the layouts are designed using css. I had always thought css was just used for the colour, font, mouse over effect, etc…
I am looking for online samples or tutorials for transforming PhotoShop documents into cross-browser/cross-platform web pages.
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So, at this point I am still a novice web developer. I’ve read a couple of books on HTML and CSS and that’s all so far. The books I’ve read I’ve been adamant that whenever possible use things like float and absolute positioning to layout your web page and NOT to lay everything out into a big table. However, going around the web and looking at page sources, most web pages do layout their pages with tables. Is this bad design? I’m trying to learn the correct way so I just want to clarify. Thanks!
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now ive read over some of the other questions and answers but most of the answers said “its more of graphic design with a little bit of html, so you should learn some graphic design first”
i have tooken 4 years of classes in computer graphics in the media using photoshop as well as portfolio art design, so i have plenty of that, i can make nice images any size i need to, now to the html and css part. i have just recently started a class for html and i got the basics down, i have no clue about…
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