Uhh, I'm kinda new at this. I need to know the answers to these questions.
How do I make my web page compatible with Firefox, Netscape, Opera, etc.?
What are the basics of HTML?
And...
Are we allowed to put Flash content on here?
Compatibility
Uhh, I'm kinda new at this. I need to know the answers to these questions.
How do I make my web page compatible with Firefox, Netscape, Opera, etc.?
What are the basics of HTML?
And...
Are we allowed to put Flash content on here?
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| How do I make my web page compatible with Firefox, Netscape, Opera, etc.? |
1. You use Web Standards set by the world wide web consortium(http://w3c.org/ )
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| What are the basics of HTML? |
2. Learn them at either http://tizag.com/ or http://w3cschools.com/
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3. As long as it doesn't break the TOS you can upload whatever flash your little heart desires
Here is another nice website where you can learn HTML and many other things related to web design:
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/ .
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/ .
Hello,
Since we all know Microsoft is the solution in most IT fields.
So try downloading Microsoft Front Page for all your answers.
Thanks
Atishay
Since we all know Microsoft is the solution in most IT fields.
So try downloading Microsoft Front Page for all your answers.
Thanks
Atishay
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| Hello,
Since we all know Microsoft is the solution in most IT fields. So try downloading Microsoft Front Page for all your answers. Thanks Atishay |
Microsoft Front Page is of no help AT ALL.
It won't make your site compatible with Firefox, Opera, ...; it will break your site in these browsers.
It will not learn you ANY html.
It doesn't contain an answer about the flash files.
Besides {name here}s advise.:
Remember to make your code semantic and logical. Use the proper tags for the proper element. F.ex. if its a paragraph, use the <p>-tag. If its a list, use the list-tags. Is it a header? Use the headertags (h1, h2... etc) +++
I will not only make your site compatible with firefox and opera, but with mobilephones, tvbrowsers etc that do not recognize f.ex. headings when you are using weird tags like <div class="heading2">This is a heading</div>.
Why do they need to recognize it? Because not all browsers support css. Then its important that your html is properly coded. Its no longer just old browsers that do not support css, but new ones on new platforms.
Remember always check your site with css disabled. You will then see if the structure looks logical (headings bold and bigger than the other text, etc...
Remember to make your code semantic and logical. Use the proper tags for the proper element. F.ex. if its a paragraph, use the <p>-tag. If its a list, use the list-tags. Is it a header? Use the headertags (h1, h2... etc) +++
I will not only make your site compatible with firefox and opera, but with mobilephones, tvbrowsers etc that do not recognize f.ex. headings when you are using weird tags like <div class="heading2">This is a heading</div>.
Why do they need to recognize it? Because not all browsers support css. Then its important that your html is properly coded. Its no longer just old browsers that do not support css, but new ones on new platforms.
Remember always check your site with css disabled. You will then see if the structure looks logical (headings bold and bigger than the other text, etc...
I suggest you get your hands "dirty" with pre-made website templates.
Adhering to the web standards set by the W3C doesn't neccessarily work on all browser. As all of us know, some browsers do not adhere to W3C standards, therefore those sites will even break in a W3C approved site.
The best way to see whether the site works is to test.
The best way to see whether the site works is to test.
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