Um, I finally got my site up (i think this is the 7 or 8th revision) anyways, could anyone give me anyways to make my site look.. a little professional? Thanks everyone!
If you don't know your HTML code, then use Dreamweaver.
If you only know some basic code, you can get the same result using a table. Make a table at the top or make a row using the cellspan attribute. Then make 3 cells on the bottom. Set the pixel width using the attribute.
<table width=100% height=100>
<tr>
<td> TOP LOGO / TITLE GOES HERE</tr>
</table>
<hr>
<table width=100%>
<tr>
<td width=100> IMAGES FOR SIDEBAR GO HERE
<td width=500> STUFF
<td width=350> WHAT'S NEW
</table>
May need to adjust some of the pixel sizes, but it should work
w00t, man my mom is cool, she got "Creating Webpages for Dummies"..,. and COMES WITH Macromedia Dreamweaver.. I am doing the new site in PHP and going to make a control panel for my site.. i hope it turns out good
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-Q
If you don't know your HTML code, then use Dreamweaver.
If you only know some basic code, you can get the same result using a table. Make a table at the top or make a row using the cellspan attribute. Then make 3 cells on the bottom. Set the pixel width using the attribute.
May need to adjust some of the pixel sizes, but it should work
FOr a CMS, does anyone reccomend Mambo?
Most clients do resume. I know mIRC does.
Trial's going to run out anyway, so...
-Q
small, free, light, goes by HTML standards, no BS like frontpage packs in, and based on, you guessed it, mozilla!
how much was it?
http://ridgeback-tech.com/
Or you might want nautilus:
http://ridgeback-tech.com/Nautilus_BETA/