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I designed a web page using my own css. I ran them on Google Chrome and Firefox. Web pages looked like same and no problem. But in IE, all pages are very ugly. I have used many css styles which do much more. But those css s don't work in IE. If I use basic css,then I ll have to use more images and do more things to get the same look( I want to save time to work with functions in client side and server, and don't like to spend time designing). also If other available css frameworks are used (jQuery), then useless styles and images will be loaded which can cause to slow the web page loading. I used css reset style sheet.but it didn't solve my issue.
I want to make my pages nice in IE as in Chrome and FF and do less with css.And not to use more css frameworks? What Can I do for this?
Should I have to do all css works again which works for IE (spending time..:( )?
Edit: I looked into sources of many web site which are in my web site's type. They also have used basic css and used many images for a better look. but I want to focus on functioning and deslike to spend time editing images and dor much more with desigining.
You can use a tool called pie.htc which allows you to use css3 properties in IE.
It dosent fix everything but surely helps, and all you need to do is a simple CSS property.
Learn more here :
http://css3pie.com/
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Just signed up to Wordpress today and am already having several issues. I'm a front end developer, so I don't know a lot of php (I know some very basics). I tired to figure out how to add my own themes to Wordpress (basically I heard that you just code website normally with html, css and javascript like you usually would and then upload files to Wordpress). However I can't find this option anywhere, only changes I'm able to make are in GUI editor of current themes available in Wordpress. Can anyone explain how it works?
The general answer is no. Wordpress is built with PHP and content is served to the user using PHP.
Now, if you are just starting out and don't want to learn PHP here's my suggestion.
Find a theme as close to what you want your site to look like.
Then you can just modify the HTML, CSS and JS that supports the theme.
If you're not making drastic changes it should be fairly simple.
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I am a relatively new web apps programmer.
I have done differents web apps when HTML 5 were becoming (let's say) the new HTML standard.
So I want to know whether it is a good idea to migrate some of those apps to HTML 5.
By the way, I never have used HTML 5 in any web application.
What things do I have to keep in mind before do a migration or starts new web applications?
I mean: browsers, frameworks, javascript libraries, etc.
Thanks in advance!
In my opinion the best way to enter in the world of HTML5 is using solid libs/frameworks that ensure your code degrade gracefully on older browsers.
One cool site to grab some tricks and hints is the HTML5 Rocks.
I'm a experienced GWT developer (and I recommned it to Java developers), but I think that "the next big thing" may come from Dart.
In the Javascript world, nothing beats the jQuery lib. Of course, in my opinion =)
HTML5 is fully backwards compatible with previous versions of HTML. A few things are deprecated or obsolete, but browsers will still accept them until you can change them to something more up-to-date.
To start using HTML5, just replace your doctype with <!DOCTYPE html>
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Are WordPress templates really just HTML styled with CSS in the context of the WordPress "loop"?
Thanks.
Yes, a Wordpress theme can be as simple as a child theme that includes only a single css file with some css overrides, or a full fledged Theme Framework which includes copious amounts of php and more...or they can be just your normal theme(which generally contains css, possibly javascript, and php files that might utilize php only to integrate with the content Wordpress provides into an html document that is embedded in the php file).
The best way to start out playing with themes is to begin making child themes based off a theme like twentyten or twentyeleven made by Wordpress.
They are HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP
A quick answer to your question can be found on the requirements page for Wordpress, http://wordpress.org/about/requirements/ where you see that php and mysql are required. If you browse through the developer and advanced topics sections you will see topics about the use of javascript and ajax in word press. I am sure there are other options available depending on how your installation is set up.
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I have completed designing the template in photoshop. now i want to convert it into html although i am very well aware of all the html, css javascript elements i use firebug too , i have converted many templates till date. my codes does not comprise of the quality it needs. when i download any templates from some premium sites and look onto their codes i feel my code is very bad in shape, my codes crave for improvement. i want to master the proper use of div , ul and li elements, and the css.
is their any proper resource on the web that could teach me how i do it?
is it good if i use 960gs framework?
My Bible: A List Apart
Well, HTML5 Boilerplate provides a layout for quick coding of pages, although you'll need to go through it and pick out what you don't need.
Line25 has a lot of tips on coding sites, including a tutorial on converting from PSD to HTML, and Soh Tanaka's site also has a lot of tutorials.
Such resources as bestpsdtohtml.com can be useful too
css-tricks is another great resource and has some free video content demonstrating converting a photoshop mock up into html and css.
I think this is the first of three showing the end to end process.
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Is there a page similar to JSbin where I can test HTML and CSS + provide "fiddlable" examples to you?
Yes there is!
jsFiddle
Don't be put off by the 'js' in the name. It has fields for HTML, CSS and JS. You could leave the JS blank and just use the HTML and CSS.
Here is an example of first-child in CSS, to show how small your snippets can be.
Dabblet
This one is the new one on the block and it is fantastic! Integrates nicely with git as well :)
CodePen.io
I really like CodePen quite a bit. I pay for the pro version so I get a lot of realtime collaboration abilities as well as presentation modes. I use "professor mode" a lot because I mentor a few people and hold small online classes.
jsDo.it
Don't be put off by the 'js' in the name. It has fields for HTML, CSS and JS. You could leave the JS blank and just use the HTML and CSS.
Here is an example of first-child in CSS, to show how small your snippets can be.
Excuse the blatant copy and paste, the same description works for this site, too. I, however prefer jsfiddle.
CSSDesk
This one is nice if you don't need any JS.
Liveweave
You can try Liveweave . It even supports context-sensitive auto-completion for HTML5 & CSS3, which is really helpful for most web designers.