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Closed 11 years ago.
If you do a search on Google there are millions of newsletter email templates, all I am looking for is something that is purposed for a single notification. I don't really want to learn HTML all over again just to produce this so any links or articles would help TONSSS!!
Thanks.
You can easily get something going using an email boilerplate such as this one as base:
http://htmlemailboilerplate.com/
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I have a silly question but while coding a web page I'm confuse a little time defining the css class name. Would anyone provide me mostly used css class names so that I could not hesitate while making pages.
It would be okay if I got mostly used class while layout page.
I think some css-naming-conventions will help :)
you may start here and search google for more :
http://sixrevisions.com/css/css-tips/css-tip-2-structural-naming-convention-in-css/
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Is there is a basic way to create multiple content tabs in an HTML page without CSS and/or Javascript and/or JQuery?
I do not think it is possible. JQuery would be my best bet at doing it since implementation is easy. you can have a look at JQUERYUI. There are other javascript library that can help you easily achieve what you want. My next choice would be CSS
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Closed 10 years ago.
Take a look at gmail sign up page and look at the birthday and gender field. Please someone show me how to do it. thanks
It is not style that can make like this. This is a image+input box, when you click the image, DIV is generated in javascript populating all the entries within it. The similar example would be like this.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I want to make it possible for someone with a username and password to login and edit my html page using a nice clean editor. I don't want them to see the code when they log in to edit the page but a straightforward version of the html page.
Creating a proper CMS (Content Management System) is a huge undertaking. I suggest looking for a pre-built CMS to add to your site.
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Can we use divs in html email news letters or is it customary to do everything with tables?
Yes. Div's work fine in HTML emails, but you'll have to embed the CSS in the email or reference it from a public HTTP location to get the formatting you desire.