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Use a content management system like Cutenews or Wordpress.
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Skype wrote:Use a content management system like Cutenews or Wordpress.


hmm so I can't click control u and just change it through that? damn, do those programs cost?? haha im cheap (if you haven't noticed)

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No you cannot use CTRL U. To manage your website content without changing the core files each time you need to use a content management system. Like I said.

If you have no knowledge of web design I'd start off small if I were you. You wont be able to tackle tasks like that if you don't know what you're doing.
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This is going to be small, nothing major. It is very basic so far.

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Blot wrote:I think thats right, I have to download dreamweaver to make my files -.-

edit: ok ok i downloaded dreamweaver, everything is going well, one last question, is how to make it so I can constantly update my page without having to use dreamweaver

Update your page in what way? If you want to update the content of your site, you can install blog or content streaming software onto your page, which will allow you to edit and add new content by logging into a back-end on your server. If you mean altering the actual design and function of the site; php, html and css files can be opened and edited in virtually any text editor.
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Hazzystan wrote:
Blot wrote:I think thats right, I have to download dreamweaver to make my files -.-

edit: ok ok i downloaded dreamweaver, everything is going well, one last question, is how to make it so I can constantly update my page without having to use dreamweaver

Update your page in what way? If you want to update the content of your site, you can install blog or content streaming software onto your page, which will allow you to edit and add new content by logging into a back-end on your server. If you mean altering the actual design and function of the site; php, html and css files can be opened and edited in virtually any text editor.



yeah i did mean adding new content and stuff, thanks heaps for the help. still going to keep this open until the site is working fully

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Have you ever created a website?
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LeadingManNigel wrote:Have you ever created a website?


this is my first

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You should have at least taught yourself basic HTML and CSS before putting any money into a domain name and hosting. You can still test websites locally on your own computer, without the need for hosting.
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The domain cost me $7 and the hosting is free.

The website is up, but I am still editing it http://www.jonedwardswriting.com

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Dohohohoho. Tables are bad and you should feel bad!
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Darren wrote:Dohohohoho. Tables are bad and you should feel bad!


the hosting wouldn't let me do it any other way D:

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I don't think so somehow. You're not allowed use... div tags?
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Darren wrote:I don't think so somehow. You're not allowed use... div tags?


I tried, just came up with error. So I decided to stick with the table, doesn't look that bad haha

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If it came up with an error you did it wrong. Like I said, learning a coding language helps when you're coding.

http://tutsplus.com/course/30-days-to-l ... l-and-css/

Tables are a very very very very very very old way of displaying sections in HTML. They're generally frowned upon and don't validate. Div tags are easier and cleaner.
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