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I'm looking for a way to program with HTML and CSS and have it render in the form of a Windows application.
What is the best way to do this, so I don't have to get my hands too dirty using C++?
EDIT: I see seamonkey is very confused about what im asking, so ill explain. I want to program in HTML/CSS and use that program as an offline application instead of a webpage. Ive heard useful tips like including IE9's html renderer in my program and also using HTA files or even using Chrome apps. Im still open to other suggestions.
If you are using Visual Studio, you (in essesnce) embed the Internet Explorer viewer into your application. I have done it before and it is pretty easy. To do that, just create an MFC application then use the MFC WebBrowser Control
Here is an article on how to do that.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752046(v=vs.85).aspx
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There's a little .exe file which contains a game I want to make available on a website (pure HTML), but I don't know how to do it.
What I want to achieve is: when clicked, users shouldn't have to install it but be able to play it on the site.
You can't use or run executables with html. Html and js can not modify directly contents in your PC and use system functions, they can do what they are allowed to by the browser, that communicates with the system and restricts some functioning.
That is why they can be considered "virtual" - they run on the browser that take care of their parsing and viewing.
For the same way you can't either embed it, since embedding requires the ability to run it.
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I was able to create a web site 10 years ago with Microsoft Frontpage without learning anything, today with a copy of Adobe Dreamweaver CS6, I can't even figure out a way to change the font size of a simple text. CSS is the thing, so I went through the CSS tutorials in w3 and I get it now. It's a good idea, but It is also a good idea to kill creativity, ie all sites like similar, see screenshot below. It sucks floppy disks.
My questions will be:
Does web 2.0 really kill creativity?
Is there a "modern" web design application that I don't need to go into these CSS thing?
Is there a way to create a circular navigation menu like this using css? I want to have this menu in the middle of the page, and with a button on the corner to activate it.
No it doesn't
You don't have to use CSS. You can use inline styles,
but it won't be right. Using the CSS is a good coding practice and
you just need to learn it better.
Yes. If you google it, you'll find several links. Here is just some examples:
https://css-tricks.com/building-a-circular-navigation-with-css-clip-paths/
http://www.cssscript.com/pure-css-circle-menu-with-css3-transitions-transforms/
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So I want to create a template that looks something like this:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/Qf38Y.png (Not enough rep to post photos, I'm new)
(I'm in high school and have just completed a HTML class)
I know how to make the template but I want to make it so that I can just write the title, image location and content in a form or text document and have it create a new html page with the information. I AM NOT ASKING YOU TO MAKE THE TEMPLATE FOR ME! I also need it to be able to update the pages if I change the template. Is this possible? If so please leave any tutorials below. I am NOT asking for you to write the code for me, I am just looking to see if this is possible and what languages it would require.
Thanks Much!
For that you will have to write an application, which will convert the data given by the user into an HTML webpage. This will require using JavaScript, HTML and CSS together. You can create an HTML page which will have <input> tags in it. Then using JavaScript libraries, such as FileSaver.js, you can create an HTML file and add data to it with JavaScript, probably using .appendChild() method. This was for a webapp, that will work in a browser, for desktop app you can use other programming languages or use Adobe AIR to package your webapp for desktop.
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How can I make a web app in Go?
Is there a way I can interchangeably use Go code and HTML like with PHP and HTML?
More specifically, what I want to know is how to get my PrintLn output to show in a web browser and how to accept input from HTML form fields?
You can't embed Go & HTML (for many, many reasons) but you can use Go's html/template package (http://golang.org/pkg/html/template/) to generate a HTML page from your HTTP handlers.
I'd suggest reading http://golang.org/doc/articles/wiki/ and using http://www.gorillatoolkit.org/ (routes, cookies, etc) for the web server side
You need to setup a web server in go and process http request/response as input/output. There is already an answer about go web frameworks which would be helpful. link
If you don't want your ui to show in a browser window, you will have to bind your own html engine. For that purpose you can look at ui frameworks like walk which has ie based webview builtin or engine bindings like go-webkit which builds a custom webview.
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I want to design an interactive website (with checkboxes, radiobuttons etc.) which I would later link up with a MySQL database. But I don’t know any HTML. Is there any (free) software that enables me to design my website using drag-and-drop of controls and generates the HTML automatically? Which is the best software in your opinion?
There are some good web applications out there such as Weebly and Webs, but if you really want downloadable software, I would suggest Nvu.
In my opinion, Dreamweaver is the best editor for newbies, it is very intuitive, kind of like using Microsoft Word, and it already contains some interactive scripts, for example for integrating a music player on your website. However, to make the website interact with a database, or to store data in any way, you need more than just HTML, you will likely have to learn about PHP or a similar server-side programming language.