Search results

Look into Content Management Systems like: Wordpress Joomla! Drupal All three of these can do what you're wanting. If you're wanting to code this yourself then you'll need to learn PHP.

Wordpress.org That's a CMS which will allow you to do what you want. If you wanted to create it yourself you'd have to get into php and mysql...

I've heard a lot of good things about Magento but I've never used it personally so I don't know if it will do all the things you want it to do.

add padding-top to your #contactuscontentholder to push the form down however far you need it. I'd also suggest eliminating that "space" div because it's empty and that's not the correct way to do what you're trying to do. but if you really want to utilize that space div then instead of padding...

Honestly, and this is just speculation, I don't think most people go to college for web design/development. For the most part you can learn everything you need to know online yourself... I'd say the real jobs are going to come from connections and selling yourself well. I may be completely wrong...

There are a lot of add-ons if you're using a CMS like Joomla! or Wordpress. I would suggest going this route if you want the gallery to update every time you put a new picture in the folder. Otherwise I think php would be the way to go, although I'm not positive on HOW to do it that way.

Wordpress.com is where you can get a blog. Wordpress.org is the CMS. Technically .com is the CMS with alot of limitations that really just makes it good for blogs where .org is where you can get away from those limitations and it really opens up as a true CMS.

What he's talking about it called breadcrumbs. Here's a pretty good link Breadcrumbs didn't read too thoroughly so if it's not a good link I apologize :P It looked good though

No offense to just robin but I suggest avoiding this option like the plague... Just my two cents.

Yeah I agree with NadiaCweb. I find it's less about memorization and more about just doing it. There are a lot of recourses online if you can't remember how to do specific things. Then as time goes by you'll find yourself not needing to look up nearly as much information.

No grief, just a note, I definitely agree that Aptana 3 is very comprehensive and that can be somewhat of a turnoff. I like that though simply because it gives me room to grow. It also kind of motivates me to grow in a way.

Look... I gave you a really simple solution. I'm not telling you to learn php I'm telling you to learn one php function. It's really fracking simple you say <?php include('navigation.php') ?> and then you put the html for your navigation into it's own file called navigation.php. Then you put...

Learn the php include function. Learn it, love it :D

Sounds about right to me.

Sorry dude but if you don't know about web design then don't post on a web design forum (unless you're asking legitimate questions)

What you're wanting is to start template designing. You'll need to be very comfortable with html, css, and a little bit of php knowledge (enough so you're not completely lost looking at it). The quick answer is yes you're able to design this with dreamweaver and WP will access the editable...

Wordpress Joomla! Drupal This is what you're looking for. They're the three most popular Content Management Systems. I ordered them by difficulty easiest first. Although Drupal is the most difficult it's also one of the most powerful so you have to find the balance. Personally I'm a fan of WP...

I'm pretty sure when you're getting the code from Facebook it asks you to put the url you want it to be linked to before it spits out it's code. I haven't worked much with Facebook so I might be wrong.

It was an email and it was only one. I don't think that's against the rules.

Thank you for showing me that here and in my email now kindly shove off