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    what part of the page names and titles and things used to pull the style sheet up

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    Having a hard time getting the CSS and Javascript files referred to, how the work together into my head.

     

    When naming text files of html, and having it in a folder along with css and javascript.

     

    It seems like when building a site with the (great) web building tutorial that I like so much. I can vary a few attributes and things like that. It seems like every time I set it up with anything other than "demoweb" "index dot html" title of "our company" as instructed I get dodgy results. I also seem to have hit and miss PHP results. I am still plugin away at this if someone knows what I mean I would appreciate it.

     

    to put the question another way: 1 how many words in the naming of the files in site folders can you have? and 2. Does the name of the file dictate weather the css is recalled or linked?, 3. if is there a way to have multiple scripting and css sheets named in the folder? here is where I am studying from lately- Web Building

    practical uses of javascript

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    So i'm studying javascript, learning the different parts etc... but none of the training shows how to use it in a practical way in a webpage, thus far its all been academic, is there anywhere that I see practical ways to use it? or get examples.

    I see it the same way, I do understand that it can do a lot more, but the basics of what is in the examples seems to be difficult to find a use for at the learning stage. The Examples have the () and the (demo) and that kind of thing. The problem for me is I don't know what parts are completely defined by my own shorthand words; like is the "demo" thing in the parentheses an actual command? or how about the other various ones that have words and than mid way in word it has capital letters. that seems more like a rule,

     

    Everytime I try some action like putting a button function to a secondary button function I cannot seem to get any action at all., I guess it would help to know the variables, I mean by that things that are completely individual and up to me to write?

     

    Is the myFunction or "getElementById" a set phrase of letters or is only part of it?

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