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    Hi, personally i think HTML is the fastest and easiest way to design a website. Without HTML there would be basically nothing, so tell me what do you think about HTML and it's great capability.


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    HTML's only the fastest and easiest way to design a website if you're a coder. For a non-programmer, you can't beat installing a blog or CMS and then uploading a template.

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    I like to use html. As html is client side scripting, i often makes static websites

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    Quote Originally Posted by Amar View Post
    I like to use html. As html is client side scripting, i often makes static websites
    You can use server site scripting with html to make it look better btu now people are using tableless layouts or div tags

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    Can anyone focus on, which are the effective uses of HTML, CSS and XML?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rozyma View Post
    Can anyone focus on, which are the effective uses of HTML, CSS and XML?
    Must admit I am a bit bemused here. Lets try and keep this simple:

    HTML - Hypetext Markup Language. Each web page displayed on the web uses HTML as its code, or a varint of HTML. HTML is derived by SGML. Many pros use XHTML instead of HTML, something I would recommend. Server side code produces HTML/XHTML

    CSS - Cascading stylesheets, use thes for the display or layout properties of web pages. The idea is to keep appearance and content separate.

    XML - extenmsible markup language is not rstricted to the web. There are a number of different document that can be coded and stored in XML, altghough it's use started off internetintranet based.

    These 3 have one common theme, they are standards and not linked to any profit making body (seew3.org).


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    HTML is braw but how does CSS3 fit in nowadays and what browsers support CSS3 standards?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wannaweewan View Post
    HTML is braw but how does CSS3 fit in nowadays and what browsers support CSS3 standards?
    CSS3 is the latest CSS standard for CSS coding and implementation of design and layouts. Previous versions include CSS CSS2.0 & CSS2.1.


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    Generally web pages are html.

    what actually happens when you click a link to be viewed in a browser is - this browser will request to find a page to the server and that page may then be located in a hardrive. if for example a page is a php file, then it need to be process as a php. the server will then process some query and all. during that process, the web server will be instructed by the php to access the database to return html page you wanted to view.

    but if you access a pure .html page the process above is never required since its alraedy an html.

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    HTML is the simplest language a newbie can learn to start off with web designing.

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