Hi All,
I am working on a small website for my office. I thought of using
Frames but looking at the posts, i have learned that frames are not
the ideal way to design the site.
Hence, please tell me how should i approach the designing part of the
website. i am fairly new this so any help would be appreciated.
thanks in advance,
navin
navin wrote:
> I am working on a small website for my office. I thought of using
> Frames but looking at the posts, i have learned that frames are not
> the ideal way to design the site.
Good that you learned that. ;-)
> Hence, please tell me how should i approach the designing part of the
> website. i am fairly new this so any help would be appreciated.
Google for:
CSS 2 column template
CSS 3 column template
...depending on your needs. You will find results such as these:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/page_layouts/
http://benmeadowcroft.com/webdev/
http://webhost.bridgew.edu/etribou/layouts/
Study up on CSS for doint layouts.
--
-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck
On 20 Jun, 14:00, navin
> Hence, please tell me how should i approach the designing part of the
> website. i am fairly new this so any help would be appreciated.
Read a good tutorial book. The only good ones I know are "Head First
HTML with CSS" (read this first) and Lie & Bos' "Cascading Style
Sheets" (don't open it until you've read the first).
I don't know any other good books, I don't know any good websites.
Seriously. The problem with this business isn't learning stuff, it's
avoiding learning badly-written misunderstandings from the wrong
places.
Yes, frames are a bad idea.
Use XHTML and CSS - it's easier, and much more straight forward.
This site: http://www.tizag.com/ taught me, and its got lots of
examples etc.
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 18:59:27 -0000, Rich Bradshaw
>Use XHTML
Why use XHTML?
>This site: http://www.tizag.com/ taught me, and its got lots of
>examples etc.
To quote:
Has no attributes
"Create an italic address! Simialr to the tag,"
Best use DIVs that are CSS styled. You can google on that topic. If
you want to emulate a frame with scroll-bars, then you can set the
height of a DIV and use the overflow property. Reason why not to use
frames is because it will clutter your pages, site and will lower the
general performance . If you use 3 frames, then you have 3 pages to
create, to maintain and to load. Using DIV you will have only 1 page.
There are plenty of online tutorials to help you out.
Good luck!
On 20 jun, 08:00, navin
> Hi All,
>
> I am working on a small website for my office. I thought of using
> Frames but looking at the posts, i have learned that frames are not
> the ideal way to design the site.
>
> Hence, please tell me how should i approach the designing part of the
> website. i am fairly new this so any help would be appreciated.
>
> thanks in advance,
> navin
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> Reason why not to use
> frames is because it will clutter your pages, site and will lower the
> general performance . If you use 3 frames, then you have 3 pages to
> create, to maintain and to load. Using DIV you will have only 1 page.
Ah but is you have 3 divs, think about it, you will then have the
burden of maintaining them. Life on earth is not easy.
--
dorayme
On Jun 20, 6:00 am, navin
> Hi All,
>
> I am working on a small website for my office. I thought of using
> Frames but looking at the posts, i have learned that frames are not
> the ideal way to design the site.
>
> Hence, please tell me how should i approach the designing part of the
> website. i am fairly new this so any help would be appreciated.
>
> thanks in advance,
> navin
Hi Navin,
You might want to check WebJaguar Suite (webjaguar.com), which allows
web designers to devlop fully dynamic website that are easy to manage
and maintain, even by the customer. We have a public demo site if you
are interested, email me back.
bachir@webjaguar.com wrote:
> navin
>> I am working on a small website for my office. ...
>
> Hi Navin,
>
> You might want to check WebJaguar Suite (webjaguar.com), which allows
> web designers to devlop fully dynamic website that are easy to manage
> and maintain, even by the customer. We have a public demo site if you
> are interested, email me back.
Begs the question: did you use your product to devlop your own site?
Obligatory links:
And "Call for Pricing" Heh. I think you are outside Navin's range.
--
-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck
"Beauregard T. Shagnasty"
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> bachir@webjaguar.com wrote:
>
>> navin
>>> I am working on a small website for my office. ...
>>
>> Hi Navin,
>>
>> You might want to check WebJaguar Suite (webjaguar.com), which allows
>> web designers to devlop fully dynamic website that are easy to manage
>> and maintain, even by the customer. We have a public demo site if you
>> are interested, email me back.
>
> Begs the question: did you use your product to devlop your own site?
> And "Call for Pricing" Heh. I think you are outside Navin's range.
And by having a drop down list of "states" that *only* include those in
North America they are, knowingly or not, restricting their sales to less
than 5% of the people on the planet.
--
Richard.