Matrix2013
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I'm trying to map this out in my head to think of a logical and easy to understand interface for customers. I will soon be purchasing a website. The main focal point of this site is going to be for uses to be able to watch an iPPV embedded on U-Stream. Does this mean there is going to have to be a sign in page on the website allowing only paid members to be able to view the video, or are the login details to be found within the embedded video? Thanks
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Hi Everybody, Does anybody know what would happen if a Gmail account was accessed at the same time on two different locations? Say for example I wanted a shared Gmail account with my wife. If I were on the account at work writing / reading Emails and she logged in from the PC at home, or on her phone, would either of us know the other was in? Would service be disrupted in any way? Thank You
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OK so with that out of the way i have written quite a bit of HTML now :-) Paragraphs, headings, links, forms, photos... it looks like I've made a webpage from 1994, but still :-) Out of interest, when you guys write pages, do you insert all of the codes manually, or is here software which does it for you with a click? i.e. when I'm writing on this forum, when I want something written in bold, I click on the bold tab and the page does it for me. Same all manner of other commands and short cuts.
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Hello, I am due to buy a website and it's my aim to get involved (albeit, very back seat) with the setting up and design. I was wondering with Wordpress: would I be able to have a page where (via PayPal payment) exclusive content is viewed via an embed video?
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Hey, I'm unable to send messages due to being a newbie on the forum. However here's the actual copy and paste of what is in each notepad. .html <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>The Title</title> <link rel="stylesheet" href="Style.css"> </head> <body> <p> Hello this is my text for the trial page... </p> </body> </html> .css <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>CSS example</title> body { font-size:14px; color:red; } </head> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The css file is called Style.css (with a capital S). Basically, when I click on the Chrome icon, I get a page come up with standard text saying: Hello this is my text for the trial page... without the size or color change requested in the CSS file.
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I've removed he apostrophe but sadly still nothing. The change I'm trying to make are: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>CSS example</title> body { font-size: 14px; color: navy; } </head> Which I have put into the CSS document. My HTML file looks like: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>My first web page</title> <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css"> </head> <body> This is the text for my trial page. </body> </html>
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Ugh, sorry to come back so soon! I am trying basic CSS (external). So I've created a new noepad file and saved it as style.CSS in the same desktop folder I created my .html file in. On my CSS file I have: <link rel="stylesheet" "href="style.css"> Then underneath that: body { font-size: 14px; color: navy; } I was expecting the changes to show up in my browser when I refreshed the HTML document, however no changes occurred. Have I missed something?
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Thanks Throzen, happy to be here, seems a nice community. An update on my dealings over the weekend, I've had fun playing around in a notepad creating html documents of different levels. Basically understanding the formatting of (very basic) code. One thing I'm stuck on however is inserting images. I'm trying to add an image from my downloads folder on my computer via: <img src="downloads/thephotoinquestion" width="120" height="90" alt="HTML Photo"> However what this leaves when I open up in a browser is the ol' black outline of a square with the text "HTML photo" at the top and the small Windows image of a field / cloud cut in half. So it's a dead link it would appear, but I'm not sure why...
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Thanks very much for the reply. What you say makes perfect sense to me. Learning the foundations (walking before running) should obviously be paramount to me. I was doing some independent reading last night and indeed HTML / CSS seem to be the route most professional advise on. Any recommended reading material? HTML for Dummies goes on eBay fairly cheap, I think I'll pick that up for some base knowledge.
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Hello everybody, I have for some time been interested in getting a new hobby which I could one day turn into a job by working at home and I think web design may be up my street. I am good with computers and have a good mind for ideas which I think could be suited for website design in time and with a lot of work which I am prepared to put in the time for. I have worked with web designers before (as a client) and have a lot of respect for the field: I'm not thinking I am about to walk in and be competent, I understand this will take a lot of time and respect. I will be looking for courses and books I can start with in order to get some underlining knowledge. Wordpress seems to be very popular these days and I'm noticing more and more wordpress websites popping up. I was wondering, with Wordpress am i able to set up secure shopping carts? I'm thinking about starting off by learning Wordpress design (in terms of creating a site from scratch) and was wondering whether you guys think this would be a good idea or whether it will be limited as to the designs I can create if I make a go of this? Or would something like PHP be better to learn? Thank you very much for any help and advise.
