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MissMarisjuh

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  1. Nice to hear.... :-) Please do all the excercises in The Webfundamentals. It's not a quick job, take the time.
  2. LOL....Are you kidding me?!?!?! Did you have done all the 13+6 excercises from '1) Introduction to HTML'? This is only the stuff to make a page with headings, links and images. To less to build a good website. Step 2 is: 2) HTML Structure: Using Lists And go futher.. and further.. and further.. etc...
  3. CSS is not to learn in 5 video's.... I do not know where you still want to continue.... Please begin by http://www.codecademy.com/learn, and begin with the Web Fundamentals and make the excercises. That's the right way to make a website.
  4. To build a nice website.... Begin with the first excercise on codeacademy about the basics of HTML and CSS.
  5. There is no attibute called 'subject'. Remove this..... And the stylesheet belongs in your head-section of your HTML-document. And i'm wondering why the .css files of contact en index.html are not indentically? I think the whole site has an own design.
  6. It's not easier, it a lot of work when you must edit 50 css-codes for 50 pages... Yes, it's better to make a single .css-stylesheet, and embed these in all of your pages.
  7. Again: Subject is NOT a valid attibute. It must be added to your mailadress as i say in my previous post. Keep an eye on this formtopic well, several question of you are already answered here... Thanks... Why do you want for each page a new CSS? You can make a CSS for all of your pages You can still embed this in a *.css-file. So you have the control over it in a single file (the stylesheet)
  8. 'subject' is not al valid attribute in HTML. See your <form> tag.... it's possible in a request: mailto:blah@blah.com?subject=Information%20needed And can you clearder about your CSS-problem? What do you want?? What have you tried? What have you as code?? This are the three W's which you must answer to ask a question om forums, like this.
  9. You're almost there, but not quite See the validator here - There is no attribute called 'subject' - <style type="text/css"> belongs not in the <body>-section.
  10. I gonna recommend it. My colleague has contributed to this website... and on several school this is the way how students can learn the practice. Accept it, that it take a long time. but step by step you knowledge will be extending.
  11. Nice, if you have problems with HTML and CSS. Let it hear... But i can suggest first to find your solutions of your problemes. Google is an very big powerfully searchengine for all of the knowledge...
  12. It's a way between learning PHP (where you're not yet ready) and learning HTML. First, learn HTML and CSS. And when you can build a good sementic site, you can acquire knowledge to make a text, which you can see after pressing the submit button. After all, you have to start somewhere with it? later you can still expand it! :-)
  13. You can add a alert or a innerhtml function on a onClick-event at your submitbutton How.. you can use Google... I think it's better to make more experience with HTML. With no/less experience, Programming in PHP is a way too far. Remember that all is far from possible, given your little experience. All you need namely to learn. And you have to have understanding. I can recommand these steps: - Learn HTML and CSS, and how to build a semantic website. This takes a few months.. - Then learn the basics of Javascript. - Learn possibly the stuff about jQuery.../ - Learn PHP...
  14. You have now a basic contact-form. And what do you want more?
  15. Just use mailto: before your mailaddress and you're finished with the basisc of your contact-form.
  16. And now your mailto: handler, so you can sent mails from your contactpage. CSS is very important, without CSS yout can't make a good style in your site. When you hate it: - Learn it, and don't hate it - Stop with building sites ;-)
  17. The doctype is still not correct: <!DOCTYPE html And why are you placing the CSS in the body? Why do you don't use fieldset's and labels in HTML? Where is your mailto: handler? I have written a few tips... try them....
  18. Please learn CSS and HTML, it's the way to make a layout for a site. And about your doc-type. See: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_doctype.asp About your contactpage:http://horselife.net84.net/contact.html Use the mailto: handler, see my previous example.
  19. Use this as the formtag: <form action="mailto:your@mailadress.com" method="POST" enctype="text/plain"> An a few tips: - Your CSS is not installed correctly, i can recommend to place this in a single-stylesheet (*.css) - Your doctype is still incorrect. - You 'd better to use labels and fieldsets for your form.
  20. Let us know when you have a form, written in HTML. Then we could go further with advice.
  21. <a href="www.horselife.net84.net/nieuw.html"> You miss your http: // protocol, and why are you using the domainname? You can use a relative URL. http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-html40-970917/htmlweb.html Please hover over your links, and you can see the fault in the statusbar.
  22. http://horselife.net84.net/contact.html This works? Your link is yet out-dated But i don't see a contactpage, but a page with (an incorrect link): "Klikhierom terug te gaan."
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