Monster RA
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On 12/31/2020 at 3:34 PM, niche said:
No.
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Here's how I think about the scripting languages I use:
HTML is all about displaying the data/message, so the spiders can decide what's there.
CSS makes the data/message look pretty with some functionality.
Javascript gives the data/message all the functionality it will ever need.
MySQL gets and stores the data/message and shows the foundation of how to begin to think about specific data.
PHP describes the thinking behind the data/message in detail.
GIT is how 1000s of people work together on the data/message and avoid stepping on toes, ideally.
This is meant to be just my conception of code and how I use it. Feel free to take it, leave it or modify it any way that makes more sense to you!
And...
Have the Best New Year Ever!
Thank you that is very helpful. When starting out, it's incredibly overwhelming but to conceptualise as you have is very useful.
I have opted to save my files on to a local server using XAMPP and then to save each .html file as a .php. This seems to have to done the trip as I can now use the 'include' function.
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Hi All,
I've seen that in PHP you can include a require or include function which saves you from having to add the entire code for headers and footers for each page. Does a similar things exist in HTML? If so, please direct me.
Thanks in advance
Russell
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Hi there
I'm new to web development and I decided to start with w3.css as they had a template which has been very useful.
I want to create a Portfolio Gallery which exhibits articles and their related images, however the dimensions of the images are causing problems i.e. the gallery doesn't not look like tiles as it were. Do I need to make all the images uniform in size somehow before inserting them?
Thank you in advance.
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Is the answer the same for the w3.css framework?
thanks I’m advance.
Russ
"require/include" in HTML?
in HTML/XHTML
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Yes, php seems the preferable method, though it requires a local server, which isn't a bad thing I suppose.