Basically, you need to take it one step at a time. It's good your know HTML. You'd be surprised how many people rely on the GUI interfaces of Frontpage and Dreamweaver and don't know HTML. Let's not use this as a critique of your site thread, if you want that, post it in the appropriate forum.
Post your site to the critiques forum and people will give you all the opinions and suggestions you can handle.
php, perl are server-side languages, meaning they do things on the server before sending information to the browser.
dhtml is a client-side combination of languages, including CSS, Javascript and HTML, which allows things to happen dynamically in the browser without going back to the server for processing.
Suzanne
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mjames posted this at 03:05 — 21st February 2002.
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Suzanne is correct, as usual.
Basically, you need to take it one step at a time. It's good your know HTML. You'd be surprised how many people rely on the GUI interfaces of Frontpage and Dreamweaver and don't know HTML. Let's not use this as a critique of your site thread, if you want that, post it in the appropriate forum.
I recommend http://www.htmlgoodies.com and http://www.webmonkey.com for tutorials, http://www.sitepoint.com , too. Check those out to get started in the right direction in advancing your knowledge. Don't get discouraged!
Brian Farkas posted this at 03:04 — 21st February 2002.
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If you want to learn DHTML, you might check:
http://www.wdvl.com/Authoring/DHTML/
http://www.devshed.com/Client_Side/DHTML
Good luck!
Brian
Suzanne posted this at 21:39 — 20th February 2002.
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Welcome to TWF!
Post your site to the critiques forum and people will give you all the opinions and suggestions you can handle.
php, perl are server-side languages, meaning they do things on the server before sending information to the browser.
dhtml is a client-side combination of languages, including CSS, Javascript and HTML, which allows things to happen dynamically in the browser without going back to the server for processing.
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