MarkieMadden

Well hopefully Amazon will respond after they've researched it, which is what they told me to do. There were only two links in the script, but I don't know much else about it because I haven't studied much of java yet. But I'm almost fine with CSS!

Ah, that's good to know! At this point my widgets are html that I copied from the square store, for example. A little knowledge of html helped me modify color to match my site, but the bulk of the element came from elsewhere.That reminds me, when I try to use my Amazon affiliate widget, it makes my site show as having "insecure content". The code is in Java, which is next on my to-study list. I tried changing the two URLs to https, but that didn't work. I think it's something on Amazon's side. I've emailed them, waiting for a response. Any ideas how I could make this content secure?

Developer tools, this would be what I can see when I do a control, shift, I? I used that briefly when I was searching for the cause of an SSL security failure.

I see. Thanks for your answers. I have a WordPress built site through Bluehost, with Weaver Xtreme theme. I imagine the "default" font for my page is somewhere in my Weaver theme? How would I store new font types if I wanted? Or it that a question better asked at the Weaver forums? I don't really plan to build pages from the ground up, but learning this code has enabled me to make some slight modifications to get things to look the way I want.

Hi everyone! This may seem really basic to most of you. I'm working through the W3Schools html, css and java tutorials, and I'm currently on the CSS. In the following example, where do they get the URL that's entered in after the src? @font-face { font-family: myFirstFont; src:url(sansation_light.woff); }

Hi all! I'm new to web language and I've finished the html tutorial and have moved on to CSS. I'm sure I'll have questions as I get along in them One question I do have, and it relates to html as well. When the examples are written, does the code have to be written 'exactly' the way it is, or are the extra line spaces added for ease of reading?

Hello everyone, I'm new here and new to the world of internet language! I'm an author and publisher, and I've built a website to help in my career as an author. My site is WordPress built, self-hosted on Bluehost, and I have my own SSL. Since I've recently switched over to self-hosting, I wanted to learn a bit about coding in case I needed to debug something. So I started on the html tutorial here. The tutorials have been wonderful! I knew nothing about code, other than copying and pasting it into a widget (my high school computer class was Programming in Basic-I guess that dates me a bit! And Windows didn't exist yet, much less the internet). Though I'm far from being able to write my own pages (I have a theme that does that for me), I have been able to modify some codes in widgets to suit my needs. After finishing the CSS tutorial, I plan to continue with JavaScript.Just wanted to wave hello!