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This was me, 3 years ago <td width="18%" height="36" background="images/rightgrad.jpg" valign="top"> <p><BODY> <SCRIPT SRC="calendar.js"></SCRIPT> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr> <tr> <td width="780" height="45" valign="top" colspan="2" background="images/bottom1.jpg"> <p style="margin-top: 15; margin-bottom: 0" align="center"><b><font face="Verdana" size="1"><a href="profile.htm" style="text-decoration: none"><font color="#000000">About Us</font></a>| <a href="contact.htm" style="text-decoration: none"> <font color="#000000">Contact Us </font></a> | <a href="index.htm" style="text-decoration: none"><font color="#000000">Home</font></a></font></b> <p style="margin-top: 15" align="center"><img src="images/signaturee.jpg" width="170" height="30"></td> </tr> This is me now <script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/accordion.js"></script> </head> <body> <div id="container"> <div id="header"></div> <div class="nav_bar"><ul> <li><a href="index.php">Home</a></li> <li><a href="profile.htm">Profile</a></li> <li><a href="services.htm">Services</a></li> <li><a href="projects.htm">Projects</a></li> <li><a href="statements.htm">Statements</a></li> <li><a href="contact.htm">Contact</a></li> </ul></div> <div id="links"> <h4 class="carts"><?php echo $title_1?></h4> <div class="subs"> <?php echo $content_1; ?> </div> see? I'm growing! ![]() 4 years back the   was like a savior cuz i didnt know how else to jump to the next line and create some space between. I remember how frustrating it was for me to be in dreamweaver and anytime i hit enter to take me to a new line, it creates a big gap between lines. Then i'll have to go down to formatting properties and change something there to "performatted" then yada yada. . . oh dreamweaver design view, i could sue Adobe for wasting a part of my lifetime ![]() This would be me in 2030 ![]() 1110101011010101010101010101010101011110000101001001101100101 BML (Binary Markup Language) |
I dunno where all the   started from though but pardon me if i'm just bumping into the convo. What I am about to say is solely my opinion which has been refined overtime from experience and never ending learning. Web designers misuse tables just the same way they misuse   Personally its a turn off for me to check someone's source codes and i'm seeing <p>Hey will you marry me? </p>               <h3>abeg naaaa! </h3> This is just unprofessional. Why can't the be used? Why cant padding and margins be used? Why can't the "spacer.gif" trick be used (if u dunno how to css your way out)? I mean these are neater sturvs that get the job done across all important browsers. |
Seen. No idea what they up to there. beyond my comprehension now. The book is a good book though, its one of the very few ebooks i've read and completed reading. lol. Most times i never finish reading a book. |
[quote author=yawa-ti-de link=topic=380686.msg5309047#msg5309047 date=1263410794]He heeeee (my laff, as "I go die" said in one of his skits, don dey reach london o), the more I read posts like yours Dual, the more I am seriously thinking of setting up an outfit t rival aptech and niit (evil grin)[/quote]Indians, their jazz no be beans o. ![]() They will just jazz ya institute. ![]() cj1080:Well I think I came into this thing at an era when all the hard work had been done by our ancestors. As in, they've written all the functions for us, now its left for us to use and extend the functionalities. I said jQuery not jScript. ![]() |
Is this a book I have? What's the title of the book and page number. |
[quote author=yawa-ti-de link=topic=380883.msg5308484#msg5308484 date=1263404828]It could be that it's because I haven't eaten yet but I believe I see 2 functions that are being called but which don't exist: Apply() and Play()[/quote]You and I having dinner. . . then I slip my hand into my jacket and pull out a little box. . . I open it, you see it. . . no reaction. I pull out my check book from the other pocket, Crest "five million naira only" and put the ink on the dotted lines, Now you react! . . .with a nodding yes yes yes Ring in finger now. well. . .lets eat yea i think that's the solution to this thing, those 2 missing function declarations. na wa o, you get sense o. Upon my 2 cores, i no think reach dia. |
See you, it was from one of your posts i took interest in jQuery and started studying its workings. ![]() |
trudigits customer support chat was offline for about 10 minutes. its back online now. Yea i think you should just keep going nice and easy with html and css. When you're grounded in those, then you can slap in javascript. |
you searched for "sawyerr ken" in EFCC's watch list and got several entries? wow that's a relief. i can't be pinned now ![]() i'm one call away, you know the digits ![]() |
cj1080:lol funny. as per functions. I hardly write my own functions. I use jQuery (not a pro in it but i'll be someday) for javascript. as per php, i havnt written much of my own. I have just written functions for submitting forms to emails or a database or a text file, functions for database connectivity and manipulation. You should try jQuery ![]() I can only regret i just started studying it a relatively short while back. |
negrielectronics.com they ship even to your bathroom in nigeria ![]() |
see this. <INPUT type=button style=”position=relative;left=83%;[/b]fontweight: should be [b]position:relative and left:83% sorry, dunno why w3c didnt stick to the name = value tradition that was there before even in was born. in css its name:value |
Then again. I dont think this will work on anything other than Internet Explorer filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft. fade(Duration=2) |
I think this is the first time i'm seeing a VBScript script ![]() scratch it off, lets face javascript. look at this <H1> Join us! We Have all Styles of Houses</h1> <IMG ID=myimage width=60% height=70% src=”first.jpg” shouldn't myimage be enclosed in quotation marks? like <img id="myimage" |
[quote author=yawa-ti-de link=topic=380686.msg5307766#msg5307766 date=1263399062]One thing I do like about dreamweaver (just about the only thing ) is I can highlight an entire block and hit tab and everything is automatically tabbed. In some other programs, you would be erasing everything you highlighted.[/quote]Wooohooo, I just tried the TAB thingy with np++ and it did it!Wow awesome stuff i've just learned, thanks. ![]() |
do well to paste your codes here please ![]() |
adeg:'scuse you?! Sorry Saint, u dont have to respond. ![]() |
Adeg If na only one road dey lead to your favorite night club you go like am? ![]() You know how many times you'll get busted on that road by ur babe? ![]() |
LMAO. If only i could tell how many babes tilted their heads. |
Yeap. Code completion can be a friend or a foe though. |
Its a content management system. Click HERE to go to its official page where you can get all the info you need. |
hayprof:You sure u're okay? ![]() |
Inf8nity, your signature is really eff'ing my page scroll up. ![]() Lanbaba, go for anyone but the last. |
afam4eva:Word, brotha. Owner, as per login and registration requirements. Would you like to explain exactly what you want? |
lol i like the term dreamweaving. I will be refering to Dreamweaver as DW, notepad++ as np++, Firefox as FF and Internet Explorer as IE I use both. However I use np++ a lot more. Granted using DW in Split view is like Heaven ![]() I prefer writing my stuff in np++ cuz its light and fast. How i work is . . . I do main work on 1st monitor (which in most cases is my laptop's display) and I have FF and IE (and sometimes Chrome) on second monitor. So when i'm working on np++, i hit Ctrl+S (which saves) and i alt + tab to change focus to the browsers on the 2nd monitor and i hit F5 to refresh and see as i make changes to my work. This works for me. Someone else may be doing this better with DW, as long as it works for the person, no wahala. I have to say though that it is after i left DW (which i used from its MX days to its CS4) I realised i didnt know how to write codes to do routine things like add an external style sheet or external javascript. I didn't know how to hand code a table or some stuff like creating forms and input fields. DW spoilt me! Well i corrected all that when i left it and started handcoding from scratch. Now i dont think i have that patience to wait for dreamweaver to come up with its splash screen then load some stuff just for me to edit a page or something. Can't remember when last i use DW but i think i opened it by mistake a few months back. That's the last i remember. Its on my desktop though ![]() You know, in DW these routine things are hidden from you. You just goto Insert and choose what you wonno insert and voila, its their. You can see it with your blurred vision. Its like you being in the Passenger's seat of a car for years while your bud drives and you always tell yourself "i can drive! i can drive". When you're face to face with the wheels you'll be like . . . "erm dude i know i gotta move this gear but which direction do i really move it to first?" Bottom line: DW is a tool for the Pros and the yet-to-be-pros alike (i'm in the middle). It all boils down to how you use it. In my opinion anyone relying on DW's Design view alone is going head-on for a collision. P.S: I feel more geeky typing stuff than letting DW do the typing ![]() |
Css gladly broke us free from bondage, and we have stubbornly refused to let go of the cuffs ![]() P.S: a bed of nails could be fun with the right babe ![]() |
lol, ![]() empron:u welcom brotha |
inf8nity:I care about professionalism and conformity to standards and moving trends. I really havnt built a site with what the client cares about my coding patterns at the back of my head. Hey, I wonno do sturvs that will make my kids Hi5 and go. . . "damn dad rocks, he laid the eff'ing pips right" ![]() same same as always, my opinions. inf8nity:friggin perve ![]() |
![]() Erm. . . He **phone rings**. Ooops that's me, |
and to my money maker too. Most def ![]() |
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