One of the biggest problems with HTML that I am sure everyone using it has come across, is becoming so overwhelmed by the density of the coding, that it becomes extremely time consuming sifting through a page of coding just to find the one little section that you want to edit. This issue can be [...]
OK, so I have another problem with our Hypertext Essay, in which JavaScript has, again, come to the rescue. Basically, if an external page somewhere on the internet (or possibly from our blogs) were to link to one of the internal pages within our Hypertext Essay, it would load the page, itself, without loading the [...]
That’s right, I have discovered the world’s worst website. And I am not lying, it is actually called “The world’s worst website”. Even though it is completely horrible, it provides some really great examples of not only what not to do, but also demonstrates the use of frames (which we will be using within our [...]
I presume we will be learning how to use CSS within our Hypertext essays over the next couple of weeks when we begin to actually construct them, which will be great because I am actually not too familiar with CSS. I am comfortable with my HTML skills, as they had developed strongly through the creation [...]
I have often wondered what the actual fonts were that were web-safe, which means the fonts that will be compatible with practically every web browser on every computer. This is very important to know if you are designing a web page in the hope that it will look the same on another persons computer as [...]
Yes, this blog post is about Tables. No, not the slightly more interesting four-legged objects, which you sit at and eat food. I mean tables, as in the ones with cells, rows and columns. You may be thinking at this point, why would I be interested in a blog post about silly tables? But fear [...]
So, I believe that I am quite comfortable with my HTML skills, as I have made a couple of websites myself. However, every now and then I come across really useful coding in which I am surprised to have not come across previously. This is what happened in today’s networked tutorial, when we were discussing [...]
The network that makes up the Web is just an incredibly vast amount of interconnected links. Links are the possibly the most essential part of the World Wide Web, in that without links- we wouldn’t have the internet! In order to create a link on some text. This is the HTML code, which you have [...]
When I first got my new Macbook pro, I honestly clicked on Cyberduck and various other programs based solely on their pretty logo. When these horribly complex programs popped up, I have to admit I did scream a little bit and close them straight away. Now after doing NM, I have come to know this [...]
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