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Article on Wiki: DIVs & Webpage layout

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Article on Wiki: DIVs & Webpage layout

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Finnally (18 months later), a follow up to my article on Stylesheets in the Wiki....Web Page layout using DIVs

http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/Webpage_layout

It's a long article, but there is a lot to understand and I try to cover enough to get you started but keep it simple

Happy DIV'ing :lol:
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Very good :clap:
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Well written David, excellent work.
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thanks guys -- I can't decide if I should do something on Javascript or PHP as the next article. Hopefully less than an 18 month wait. LOL
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I had a chance to read both articles. They are very clear, easy to follow even though there is a lot information.
I have a blog that I can write to using html. It will be interesting to give this a go.

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daj wrote:thanks guys -- I can't decide if I should do something on Javascript or PHP as the next article. Hopefully less than an 18 month wait. LOL
Difficult call! Although I think maybe Javascript as it can be used in snippets (<script> code </script>)to 'modify' data values produced by Cumulus using if / else etc. The logic of Javascript is easier to grasp but that's just my opinion. A simple example could be if rainrate > 0, then display 'It's raining' as a display in a current conditions area on a webpage.
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Post by beteljuice »

Well done Daj.

Major headache (with all the different ways coding logic can be done) to educate us !

If you really feel the need, I would suggest JavaScript as,

It is not server dependent, and excluding external calls can 'simply' be checked on ones own PC without to-ing and fro-ing on a remote host.
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Thanks David,

Great article. As a newbie, the <div> tag was a bit of a black hole for me.
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