Web Design Tips

[HabbDance]

so ur helping him and giving him tips.. that meakns u dont know how tro code properly and ur saying it has a lot of errors? how would u know?

I have no idea what your trying to say or who this was directed to, so please improve your grammar.

I knew something like this would happen, that's what I hate about this forum.

[Jackboy]

My Tip
When coding use "Clear:" to your advantage, it can help alot.

[Iszak]

validation ensures that your site is to W3C specifications and since browsers are meant to render via the W3C specifications this will reduce the numbers of mal-formalities or errors on your webpage accross browsers. As for you HabbDance I accept that for no. 3 but for no. 2 you so stole that off me

[HabbDance]

My Tip
When coding use "Clear:" to your advantage, it can help alot.

Thank you for giving a useful tip !

+rep if i can :]

[Jackboy]

My Tip
When using padding rememebr to deduct the pixels off the width or height

Example

.class {
width:12px;
height:12px;
}

if you wanted to pad some text in from the left side by 2px. You would add padding-left:2px;

.class {
padding-left:2px;
width:12px;
height:12px;
}

But now the actual width is too much. You must deduct 2 off the width to make it right.

 .class {
padding-left:2px;
 width:10px;
 height:12px;
 }

[lSnowie]

I use this in my code so the boxes dont go outside the main div

	clear: both;
	overflow: hidden;

If that counts as a tip?


Lool

[Jackboy]

My Tip
When using photoshop mess around with the transparency to get the result you want.

[HabbDance]

validation ensures that your site is to W3C specifications and since browsers are meant to render via the W3C specifications this will reduce the numbers of mal-formalities or errors on your webpage accross browsers. As for you HabbDance I accept that for no. 3 but for no. 2 you so stole that off me

http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=506638
Look at the post made by hypertext in there, then the one I said after it. Ok?

My Tip
When using padding rememebr to deduct the pixels off the width or height

Example

.class {
width:12px;
height:12px;
}

if you wanted to pad some text in from the left side by 2px. You would add padding-left:2px;

.class {
padding-left:2px;
width:12px;
height:12px;
}

But now the actual width is too much. You must deduct 2 off the width to make it right.

 .class {
padding-left:2px;
 width:10px;
 height:12px;
 }

Another good tip :]

Another (Yes Iszak I actually got this from you )

Coding Tip:
don't use position absolute unless you really need to, and even then set the parent to position relative

Designing Tip:
If you don't have photoshop, you can use: http://iaza.com to add special effects to images.

[kk.]

I have no idea what your trying to say or who this was directed to, so please improve your grammar.

I knew something like this would happen, that's what I hate about this forum.

shut up and dont try to insult me. im on a forum so ill speak how i want
it was aimed at you. what i meant was for him to be telling u not to use w3schools, u must be learning therefore, u dont know if it has errors on it or not..

Edited by Meti (Forum Moderator): Please don't be rude.

[lSnowie]

shut up and dont try to insult me. im on a forum so ill speak how i want
it was aimed at you. what i meant was for him to be telling u not to use w3schools, u must be learning therefore, u dont know if it has errors on it or not..

@habbdance

I think he's basically saying,

If Iszak has told you not to use W3Schools, you must be looking for websites, and being a beginner, and he is saying you must not know how to code, and you would not know if there is errors or not.