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Most of it is from what I've played with. Don't waste your time, all of it will be in the final release.PennylessZ28 said:
As for phpBB, it is free, but not that best. It's administration lacks big time in features. I used to use it. vB is worth every penny.
This is phpBB's doc type:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
Which is not XHTML, so it's not complaint.
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I designed my church's web site (http://www.emmanuelbaptistonline.org) but I really don't have much knowledge...I never took classes or anything but thank God, the site looks decent...like someone said, it takes a lot of trial and error.
I worked with some html a while ago but it was very basic. I like to mess arround with graphics and stuff...
By the way, I use Adobe Go Live for my church's web site; this is a great program.
God Bless
I worked with some html a while ago but it was very basic. I like to mess arround with graphics and stuff...
By the way, I use Adobe Go Live for my church's web site; this is a great program.
God Bless
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I am a Help desk technical consultant. I support everything from all windows OSes to Sco unix.I start a new job tuesday working for toyoto/lexus in the IT dept.
Please pray for me.
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Yeah, I'm not fond of phpbb, I use VB for most of my forumsjko said:Most of it is from what I've played with. Don't waste your time, all of it will be in the final release.
As for phpBB, it is free, but not that best. It's administration lacks big time in features. I used to use it. vB is worth every penny.
This is phpBB's doc type:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
Which is not XHTML, so it's not complaint.
www.ttac.net
www.hr3rdgen.org
www.hrpe.net
vB 2 wasn't very standard, a lot of sites look screwy in things like Mozilla & Opera. I can't even view this website in Opera 7 without it crashing it.
I'm not sure how complaint vb3 will be to any of the W3C standards. Guess we will see when its final. Right now I'm running vb3 beta 7 on my sites.
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Doesn't mean that it is complaint though.jono1 said:
Run the pages against this to see if they truely are.
http://validator.w3.org/
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Stryper said:
It depends what you want to do with respect to web design/development.
To start, see if there's a basic web design course that covers HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
If you want to actually do the visual design aspect of web sites, then look at taking some graphics design classes, as well as courses on Flash and animation. If you want to get into the code aspect of it, go for classes on ASP, PHP, Java, ColdFusion, and database design.
And if you plan to produce web sites on your own, I'd also recommend taking courses in marketing and advertising.
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Hi, in answer to your question of who's in IT, I've been pushing bits and bytes around since 1971 (I was a senior in High School...the computer I used in that class in now in the Smithsonian Institution, I saw it...scary).
It would take too long to list everything I've done, but don't take that as pride talking, because the main thing I have been lacking for all these years is any kind of career sense. I'm always getting paid well to maintain some ancient system (most of my work is IBM mainframe related) and so here I am at age 50 with all obsolete skills.
But what I do at home for fun is Delphi, VB, VB.Net, some WinCE programming for the PocketPC, designing my own Web page (it still looks awful but I'm learning) and lately I've been learning Linux (which I gather you all know already).
OK, that's enough to introduce myself. Feel free to PM me if you want to chat.
God bless.
It would take too long to list everything I've done, but don't take that as pride talking, because the main thing I have been lacking for all these years is any kind of career sense. I'm always getting paid well to maintain some ancient system (most of my work is IBM mainframe related) and so here I am at age 50 with all obsolete skills.
But what I do at home for fun is Delphi, VB, VB.Net, some WinCE programming for the PocketPC, designing my own Web page (it still looks awful but I'm learning) and lately I've been learning Linux (which I gather you all know already).
OK, that's enough to introduce myself. Feel free to PM me if you want to chat.
God bless.
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Its not crazy, its STANDARD.jono1 said:
And the truth is, Dreamweaver doesn't write in perfect standard either.
This is the global problem. STANDARD COMPLAINCE. You have to many people designing websites for windows IE only based systems at 1024x786.
Ever wonder why some things look funky in Mozilla and Opera and other browsers but in IE they always seem fine.
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jono1 said:
I always check Webmonkey for tutorials on web languages. Sure enough, they've got some for PHP: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/programming/php/
Also, check the out PHP manual. It's an excellent reference for the language that pretty much negates buying a book on it.
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The Dev's over at vB.com already stated that the final theme for vB3 will be 100% XHTML compliant.PennylessZ28 said:
Until someone that doesn't know much about standards customizes their board.
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Please, people, make your websites standards compliant!
Go further and make sure they look good as text only. If it doesn't look good as text only, you are not presenting the information in an elegant or efficient manner.
Please, oh mighty web designers, see www.anybrowser.org/campaign/abdesign.html . Your design isn't worth anything if we can't see it! Make your sites degrade gracefully or people won't bother.
Go further and make sure they look good as text only. If it doesn't look good as text only, you are not presenting the information in an elegant or efficient manner.
Please, oh mighty web designers, see www.anybrowser.org/campaign/abdesign.html . Your design isn't worth anything if we can't see it! Make your sites degrade gracefully or people won't bother.
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www.webpagesthatsuck.com I have been following his advice since he first started his website back in like 93 or something.
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I have a question for you guys... Several of you have said that you do freelance web design. Where do you find these jobs?! I have done a couple freelance projects but am now a starving artist. I'm a web designer and a writer...bad combination as right now neither one of those are making me any $$$.
I'm a web designer and a writer...bad combination as right now neither one of those are making me any $$$.
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Word of mouth and shameless self promotion.katelyn said:I have a question for you guys... Several of you have said that you do freelance web design. Where do you find these jobs?! I have done a couple freelance projects but am now a starving artist.
Otherwise I have a full time job that doesn't involve web design, I'm a video engineer.
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