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Shade Your Service Area: Creating a Custom Map for Your Website
Do you need a map on your website that showcases your service area? Maybe you’re a landscaper, a delivery company, or a local plumber with a specific range. A shaded map can be a visually appealing way to highlight the … Continue reading
Posted in Website Design
Tagged ad(d)s app, geographic information systems, GIS, Google My Maps, html, KML, map, mapping tools, service area, shaded map, website
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How can I use a Custom Font on my website?
Using custom fonts for your website: A step-by-step guide Custom fonts can add a unique and personal touch to your website. They can help your website stand out from the competition and make it more memorable. If you’re not sure … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Website Design
Tagged classes, css, custom fonts, fonts, html, styles manager
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I’ve learned the basics of HTML and CSS. What type of websites should I try to build to test myself?
You can build informational websites with HTML and CSS. You can also use your HTML and CSS knowledge to customize interactive websites you build with a website builder, like UltimateWB. UltimateWB lets you add/edit HTML and CSS in the CMS … Continue reading
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Tagged cms, css, html, informational websites, interactive website, styles manager
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How do I create a login form in HTML and CSS?
You need more than that, like php, and javascript would be nice to, for it to be more user friendly (like letting you know if a required field hasn’t been filled in, or has the wrong format, before the user … Continue reading
How do you make a login page in HTML with a database?
You need to add in more coding than just html to interact with the user – like php/mysql, and javascript to be user friendly. Alternatively, you can use the social networking app in UltimateWB software – with one click you … Continue reading
How do you make a website responsive (HTML, CSS, and development)?
Google “@media query” to learn the coding – you put those in css, and connect it to your html. You can also do it very fast and easy with UltimateWB – the built-in styles manager has a responsive app and … Continue reading
Is HTML and CSS enough to create a website?
For a basic website, yes. For a website with a contact form, or for more advanced features like a login system, you will also need php/mysql and javascript. Alternatively, you can also use a website builder that does the coding … Continue reading
Can HTML, CSS and JavaScript create a website?
Short Answer: Yes, for a basic website. If you want something that talks to the server – i.e. for posting comments, a login system, etc. – you also need something like php and mysql for a database. Or you can … Continue reading
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Tagged client-side, code a website, coding from scratch, create a website, css, html, javascript, mysql, php, server-side
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