Posted: June 6th, 2009 >>
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This is the second tutorial in the ‘First Footsteps’ series and we use the html file we made in the last tutorial to learn how to apply css styles to tags and classes to improve the look of the page. I should warn you now though, what we create today does not look good, it is just an example of how to style in css. Next week I will release a jquery or php tutorial for this series, I’m not sure which one yet, comment if you have a preference.
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Posted: June 1st, 2009 >>
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The following piece of code will help you verify a users email address which they have entered into a form. This is useful to ensure that you do not receive any invalid email addresses, but also so you can alert the user that they have perhaps spelt it wrong.
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Hello, this is the first web based tutorial and its the start of a series in which I aim to cover css, php and javascript. This is the complete basics of html, aimed at new comers to the web development world. We go through everything you need to know to create your first web page.
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Posted: May 27th, 2009 >>
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Another flash tutorial to continue the ‘Flash Tools of the Trade’ series. This time looking at a new feature in CS4 which I think will help potential designers create some pretty niffty pictures. If you manage to create something really cool with this tool either send it to me or provide a link in the comments below and I’ll see if I can post it and put it live for you.
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Have you ever needed to have a log in form for your website and wanted to know where the user is from, I have… I’m sure there is an easier way to get about doing this, but I created this XML file, with all of the countries in the world, in alphabetical order. Just include it into a drop down selection box and be on your way.
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