CSS/HTML annoyance.
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Associate
***** is with the text?
No help I know but has me properly confused.
No help I know but has me properly confused.
Soldato
Source?
If you've used a list to create this, you probably just need to add something like this:
And obviously only apply it to the relevant section of the HTML.
If you've used a list to create this, you probably just need to add something like this:
Code:
ul {
list-style: none;
}And obviously only apply it to the relevant section of the HTML.
Soldato
Think you need to put up your code so anyone can take a look and help you
Soldato
It's just some generated dummy text, like lorem ipsum, but more emo. I prefer www.baconipsum.com
I think JHeaton has the answer here.
Did a bit of work on it - http://keironoshea.webs.com/
Soldato
Looking at the code on that site you have just linked, you have many code issues, a list-style attribute isn't one of the main ones!
Associate
Surely you should still be using good code practice and have everything validated?
Soldato
I did a BTEC, it doesn't mean that I should submit crap like that code. My teacher would have slammed me if I had none adhered to at least some standards. Using that as an excuse just shows that maybe you shouldn't be going down the code route.
The majority of my class have done their websites in Dreamweaver using tables.
Christ, you guys are touchy.
And for you to know - http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18349177
I started off with tables.
So I've made quite an improvement.
I started off with tables.
So I've made quite an improvement.
at least start the code with <html> and end it with </html>
But the website still works?
Soldato
This proves that you have missed the first lesson in Web.
Yup. Just because it works in one browser at one time doesn't necessarily it will work in another at another time. It's a good idea to familiarise yourself with the various standards and practises to insure best cross-browser compatibility and standards adherence.
There's some good stuff here: http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/02/web_standards_for_beginners/ although it's a little old now.
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