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OK, thanks

Thanks for this. I'll most definitely do what you said.

Thanks for this. I'll most definitely do what you said.

Thanks a lot.

I have done what you taught me, floated the sections like you said. When I minimize the screen, they all lay below each other with tho I didn't use same witdth and the whole thing looked messy. So do I have to use equal width for all sections in order to get a better display when I minimize my screen? And also, medium sized screens could display something else tho.. Thanks and please do reply...

Am a kind of person that loves learning everything about a topic or course before jumping to another, that is the reason why I would love to find out if it is possible building a completely responsive website using just HTML and CSS (without bootstrap), and I'ld also love to know how to build a completely responsive website with just CSS/HTML (if it's possible) before moving on to JavaScript and then Bootstrap.. Thanks for your helpful response and God bless...

I'd also love to ask, is it not possible creating a completely responsive web design using just CSS and HTML? Your response will be very much appreciated.

Thanks a lot.. I do have that in mind, but I'd love to learn everything that there is to learn about CSS and HTML before progressing to JavaScript then bootstrap follows suit... Thank you for your suggestion tho

Sorry for digressing from my topic, I'd like to know, how do I design for different screens? Like, do I write different CSS for different screen sizes? And there are basically different screen sizes, like: laptop which am learning with, tablets, mini pad, then smart phones, etc. And how do I get the various CSS to work when its a laptop, when its a smart phone and when its a pad? Your help will be very much appreciated and I look forward to hearing from you soon. Thank you so much.

I understand that the new introduction in HMTL5 (article, section, main, aside, footer, etc.) are good but they would have been better if they help in positioning or arranging sections of a web page easier. I've been wondering, since I can list an item using <li> and <ul> as the containing body all inside a <nav> and then tell them that I want them displayed inline, and it works, why can't I put my <nav>, <section> and <aside> into a containing body like <main> or <article> and then do this:Article nav section aside { display: inline }I mean, if this works:Nav ul li { display: inline }Why can't this work: article nav section aside { display: inline }

Would also like to know if it makes sense separating my page into columns using the column properties: having my main navigation at the left column, main information at the center column and login (plus other stuff) at the right column. Also is it possible to set different width for different columns? Thanks for your help.

Sorry for asking, do I just copy and paste everything I have on my .HTML and .CSS pages here or do I upload the files (tho I don't know how to upload a file here yet), don't know which you prefer me doing. Thanks for your help.

How do I design for different screens? Like, do I write different CSS for different screen sizes? And there are basically different screen sizes, like: laptop which am learning with, tablets, mini pad, then smart phones, etc. And how do I get the various CSS to work when its a laptop, when its a smart phone and when its a pad? Your help is already very much appreciated and I look forward to hearing from you soon. Thank you so much.

Trying to build my website, everything seems to be going smoothly when I start up but when I get the point where I have to position the different sections of the web page, I get stuck... I really need to know how to position a double and a triple section page in such a way that when I use it in a smaller screen, the whole page won't be disorganized. I wish it was possible uploading pics here, would have done that so I could show what I mean... Thanks for your help..

Thanks a lot