So far we’ve been able to setup our layout and create a page, but what if we need more than one page? All of these links on our page can’t just link to nothing right? This is pretty simple, but … Continue reading →

So up to this point we have been working in Dreamweaver’s code view to manage our HTML and CSS even though there are a few things Dreamweaver could have done to make it easier for us. The reason we went … Continue reading →

Up to this point we have been embedding all of our style code into our HTML document. Because you will usually be working with multiple HTML documents for each of your website pages, this is not the way to go. … Continue reading →

Often in the content of your website you will want an image beside your text, allowing the text to wrap around. Or perhaps you may want to add a second or third column to your website. This is the job … Continue reading →

By default, certain elements have certain display methods, all of these however we can override with CSS. The main three are: Block: Examples of default block elements include <div>, <p>, <h1-5>. When a block level element is written, by default … Continue reading →

Let’s start by making sure we have all the files needed and have our documents ready. If you don’t already have a folder setup to store all the websites you will be creating, create a new folder called ‘websites’. Then … Continue reading →

For a better understanding of why we want to use div tags combined with CSS for the layout our websites, let’s take a look at the following two methods. Note: You can download both layouts used here: Click Here The … Continue reading →

What is HTML: A markup language used to structure text and multimedia documents and to set up hypertext links between documents, used extensively on the World Wide Web. What is XHTML: XHTML stands for EXtensible HyperText Markup Language. It is … Continue reading →

A brief video on installing the Drupal content management system