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I have Sublime Text installed. I even paid for a license since I'm going to be using this allot. It could've been a fluke.
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This is a mac question, it might be a general css question. I was trying to practice my css and for some damn reason my simple css code wouldn't apply on my html page. I was able to fix the easy syntax issues I was having. However, for whatever reason it still wouldn't apply. What I was noticing is whenever I open my html page it would create a new html page. I thought that was very weird. Me and file kept playing the delete and reappearing game over and over. Until finally I just used the new file and deleted the old file. But of course css still didn't apply. At this point I was frustrated. Some how I notice visual studio was still on my computer. My css was opening in visual studio. When I told it to open in sublime text it finally saw the code. Is there an effective way to link my css code to my html code?
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So what is the head mostly used for? I'm slightly confused on why we even have it.
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I don't know why my h1 and h2 won't stay in the center when I use the auto tag. Can anyone give me hints on why this may not be working? I hate being spoonfed I would like to work through why my css is not working. :-) .div1{ margin: 10px auto 10px auto; } <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" > <div class= "div1"> <title>Tracey's Tribute Page</title> <h1>A tribute to Tracey Lynn Brown's life.</h1> <h2>Sunrise:December 21st, 1965</h2> <h2>Sunset:April 18th, 2013</h2> </div> </head> <body> <div id="centerDoc"> </div><!-- closing centerDoc --> </body> </html>
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Why do we need the width tag in CSS code?
shavers313 replied to shavers313's topic in Beginners Web Design
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Hello Everyone, I have a noob question. I'm trying to understand the width tag. Why even use the tag if we have padding, margin, and borders? It seems I can make any of my tags resize anyway I want with those 3 tags. I definitely appreciate your response.
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Hello Everyone, I'm wrapping up Stef HTML/CSS course. It's been pretty good, but I want to build something VERY small and build on top of my learning. I was going to build a very small web application. The web application is going to be no more than maybe 5 pages.(I'll add backend code and a database later.) I'm going to have something where user input items. It's going to have text and very simple layouts based of the course information I got from Stef. Do you think this is a little ambitious? What should I also look out for since this is my first small project? I look forward to your input. Gregory Shavers Jr
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It seems like there going to be using Wix.com and using WordPress. They made me the web master. I can't wait to use my skills to start having the site look amazing. :-)
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I bought the IWD. So if I wanted to purchase the python course. Do you buy that separately?
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Hey Stefan, Do we need to buy the Python 3 course separately?
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Okay. Thank you everyone.
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Hello Stef, I'm actually in your web design class. My plan is to push through the course as quickly as I can and help redesign the site. The issue is because I'm such a novice. I don't know the best approach to take. Do you have any suggestions or plan of attack once I obtain these skills? P.S. How long do I need to wait before I can post links on the forum? lol jk
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Hello Everyone, I'm helping rebuild my church's website and it brought up an interesting question. How do you rebuild or remake a website? What is the methodology of re creating websites? What should I look out for? Your help on this matter is much appreciated. Take care. :-)