Broken. Technicolored. Keys. - Web Design/Development

Dreamweaver Class

nospam@example.com (Ms. Anannsul) — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 20:05:02 -0800

Dear Readers,

During my spring term of college I decided I'd enroll in a Dreamweaver class. I pretty much know how to design websites but I started when I was 16 and needed to brush up my skills. I also wanted to learn how to use this Dreamweaver. So my first day and I already learned a few things.

For Bold you no longer use the tags. it is now . However, you only really want to use this on the actual webpage if it is seriously important. Otherwise it is best to bold text via CSS.
For Italics is also no longer in use. You now use - . This too is better to use in a CSS.
As for the Underline tag. It is recommended you don't use it at all unless it's for a link. The reason for this is because most web users associate an underline with a link. So underlining something that is not a link is generally just a bad thing to do.

Well, that is all for now. :)

==PHP== include from another directory

nospam@example.com (Ms. Anannsul) — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:51:40 -0700

Dear Readers,

          Okay, so we are going to assume you know what I know when it comes to php... this will allow me to jump right into this...

include (''); is what you use to include another page into the page you are working on.

But lets use a sample directory that looks like this.

www.anannsul.com
  1. role-play
    - char
  2. pets

Now lets say in my char directory I have a page 'taria.php' and I want to include her pet's page which is 'tagihashi.php' in the pets directory.

Now what you don't want to do is use a '/' . Because that defines the servers root folder not the web root folder. What we will use is '../'. That means to go up one directory. Now to apply that to 'taria.php' we will want to go up twice, then access the directory that her pet's page is in.
So it will look something like this.

include ('../../pets/tagihashi.php');

Now I'll show you if we were to be including 'taria.php' into 'tagihashi.php'

include ('../role-play/char/taria.php');

And there ya go.
=D

Lissa Explains It All

nospam@example.com (Ms. Anannsul) — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 08:14:10 -0700

Dear Readers,

Are you one of those people who would LOVE to have a website but have no clue where to start? (Maybe you think it's too hard?) Well, here's the secret, and Lissa will explain everything. Don't take my word for it...

Lissa Explains It All