In the last part of this starters guide, we discussed talked about what CSS was, how it affected browsers and briefly looked at how CSS looks. Today we will be discussing the different placement types of CSS. CSS can be placed inside a document using three methods: internal, external and inline. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages. Some designers often do use all three methods in their codes…
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a very simplified counter script. Unlike the general counter scripts, here we will also have a general page view counter, unique view counter, total users online and users viewing current page. Step 1: db.sql Lets write our database information first. This help out with understanding the rest of the items we will talk about later on in this tutorial. For this…
CSS, abbreviation for Cascading Style Sheets, is a style sheet language that helps define how to display HTML and XML elements in a document/file. Style sheets, in general, are a very powerful tool for the web-designer. CSS gives you the ability to be completely consistent with the presentation semantics (look and feel) of your site, while giving you much more control over the layout as compared to straight HTML. It…
We all love icons and if someone says otherwise, you’re more than welcome to laugh at their lie. Icons help us differentiate sections of a web elements that are purely text based and often replaces the purpose of the text itself. In example, a magnifying glass in a search input bar tells the visitor its a search bar without having to say that with texts. It helps clean up your site and…
Before we begin a project, we first draw it up in our notebook. We do all of our creative thinking at this stage so that when we get in front of our trusty Adobe Fireworks, we know exactly what we have to do. From this, a new trend arose where pencil drawn websites are becoming more and more popular. Today I wanted to show you how to use the different…