@zarko364 Hey Zarko! I feel your frustration. I found this process quite a challenge as well. Stick with it! So... CSS is a file that is referenced by the HTML or PHP page.
Any .css file is there to tell the HTML or PHP page how something should look.
Let's say that you have one text that you want to be bold, blue, and 24 pt font. Instead of every time putting that code around the text in the HTML or PHP page, you create a class in the CSS file. Maybe it's called "boldblue".
then, you put all the formatting you want into the CSS file, and in the HTML page, you just put the class "boldblue". Okay, that might be difficult to grasp without seeing it. If you want to learn this stuff, just play with it, but one thing that might help is a book by Dave Taylor called "Creating Cool Web Sites". Google it... Dave has got a great style and way of helping that makes it simple, fun, and makes great sense.
Yah... it drove me crazy for a couple of days too, which is why I made the video... Though I would use different music now. That's just weird background music for a video about doing stuff in FrontPage. Ah well. Glad this was helpful for you!
A mi no me sirvio...
wayunet 7 months ago
@wayunet Sorry to hear that. How could it have helped you better?
strive4impact 7 months ago
tnx
milladdd 10 months ago
@milladdd You're welcome. Glad it was helpful for you!
strive4impact 10 months ago
i download some templates and when i want open them in frontpage is only text why'?? somebody help templates are css...
zarko364 1 year ago
@zarko364 Hey Zarko! I feel your frustration. I found this process quite a challenge as well. Stick with it! So... CSS is a file that is referenced by the HTML or PHP page.
Any .css file is there to tell the HTML or PHP page how something should look.
Let's say that you have one text that you want to be bold, blue, and 24 pt font. Instead of every time putting that code around the text in the HTML or PHP page, you create a class in the CSS file. Maybe it's called "boldblue".
strive4impact 1 year ago
then, you put all the formatting you want into the CSS file, and in the HTML page, you just put the class "boldblue". Okay, that might be difficult to grasp without seeing it. If you want to learn this stuff, just play with it, but one thing that might help is a book by Dave Taylor called "Creating Cool Web Sites". Google it... Dave has got a great style and way of helping that makes it simple, fun, and makes great sense.
strive4impact 1 year ago
what was the name of that song it sounded reall good
wownson12 1 year ago
@wownson12 Came from incompetech [dot] com
strive4impact 1 year ago
i think on this you can get html too from site xD
AKDuDez 2 years ago
Thanks - I have been juggling around PHP Editor, Dreamweaver and Frontpage for the past 3 weeks! -
edsharif 2 years ago
Yah... it drove me crazy for a couple of days too, which is why I made the video... Though I would use different music now. That's just weird background music for a video about doing stuff in FrontPage. Ah well. Glad this was helpful for you!
Warmest,
Jonathan
strive4impact 2 years ago
Great video.
Can I get the name of the program you used to record your tutorial?
Thanks
GordanKokanovic 3 years ago
Camtasia... and then I edited it with Sony Vegas. Hope that's helpful!
Jonathan
strive4impact 3 years ago
Thanks man.
GordanKokanovic 3 years ago
@GordanKokanovic Happy to help!
strive4impact 1 year ago
Thank you so much! I've been wondering how to do this. I've had designers tell me that its not possible. Thank you LOTS!!
CashGiftingExpress 3 years ago
Designers can be a funny bunch. Glad you learned how to edit the PHP template in FrontPage! And thanks for taking the time to comment!
strive4impact 3 years ago