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yes, but it has its reasons for being useful.Originally posted by Nightfire
Is it a joke?Comment
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Pardon me for being dense, but...
Huh...???Comment
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No offense but maybe this applies?Originally posted by Error 404
yes, but it has its reasons for being useful.OracleGuyComment
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well, I can see you have good intentions, and I can also see where it would help people who know NOTHING about html understand how it's structured. It's not a great tutorial to bring up in a coding forum, though
Anyway, just a reminder for the rest...Come on, guys, we're supposed to be offering helpful criticism...Posting Guidelines
# 1.1) Always be respectful and polite when posting- There is absolutely no excuse to be rude, confrontational, or hostile when posting on codingforum.net. This is a place where web programmers come together to solve problems, not create them.
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I must say that the other posts have been helpful, telling be start it all over again.Originally posted by rmedek
well, I can see you have good intentions, and I can also see where it would help people who know NOTHING about html understand how it's structured. It's not a great tutorial to bring up in a coding forum, though
Anyway, just a reminder for the rest...
Come on, guys, we're supposed to be offering helpful criticism...
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Ok, for help, you have css which is far too bloated. Add everything into the same tag which is needed, it's just teaching ppl to create a new style for each tag about 10 billion times.
doctype should be above the <html> tag
no charset defined,
wrong tags for html4 (ie using xhtml tags instead)
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What tags?Originally posted by Nightfire
wrong tags for html4 (ie using xhtml tags instead)Comment
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<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" />
For html it is just
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" >
No backslash
Should look at the validator to help
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ThanksOriginally posted by Nightfire
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" />
For html it is just
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" >
No backslash
Should look at the validator to help
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Helpful Criticism: Centered text which takes up the entire screen is the single worst way to display it. I find it almost impossible to read through your content at my normal pace.
Also, if you're going to collect all your favourite resources to share with others, make it a little less default
I take no responsibility for the above nonsense.
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