How do you set up a CSS

How do you set up a CSS Sheet.. Like that seperate CSS Sheet that you have to
upload for the website to look the way its supposed to.
If you can, please try and speak in simple terms, I don't understand all these
big terms that yall use, lol.

If anyone can help me with this, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Have a look here:

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp

HTH

"alexm15" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

How do you set up a CSS Sheet.. Like that seperate CSS Sheet that you have
to
upload for the website to look the way its supposed to.
If you can, please try and speak in simple terms, I don't understand all
these
big terms that yall use, lol.

If anyone can help me with this, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Thank you.. helped a lot.. but since I have a topic here, and i dont wanna
start a new topic. Do you know what .php is?

i know its instead of .html in some ways.. but what is it and how do you do
it. is it better or what?

PHP is a scripting language that is executed on the server, as apposed to
HTML that is executed on the client-side (user's computer). It is gaining
popularity again for dynamic, and/or database driven sites. There is a good
tut on W3Schools for PHP.. http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp

If your hosting service does not have PHP installed on their servers, any
pages that you create using PHP, won't work. There are other alternatives
however... ASP (Active Server Pages) and JSP (Java Server Pages) are two
other popular server-side languages.


HTH

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"alexm15" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Thank you.. helped a lot.. but since I have a topic here, and i dont wanna
start a new topic. Do you know what .php is?

i know its instead of .html in some ways.. but what is it and how do you
do
it. is it better or what?

.oO(alexm15)

Thank you.. helped a lot.. but since I have a topic here, and i dont wanna
start a new topic.

In this case a new thread would have made sense, because it's a new
topic. But anyway.

Do you know what .php is?

PHP is a server-side scripting language.

http://www.php.net/

i know its instead of .html in some ways.. but what is it and how do you do
it. is it better or what?

Apples and pears. Plain HTML files are static, that means the server
delivers them the way they are stored on the server. PHP is different,
for example it allows to generate HTML pages "on-the-fly" with content
from different sources (other files, remote resources, databases etc.).
You can nearly do whatever you want to build web applications, process
user submitted data, perform different actions dependent on user input,
transfer data from page to page etc. It's a whole new world.

BTW: Just because a web-resource ends with .html doesn't mean it's
static, there could be a full-blown application-server behind it. Names
and extensions are nothing in the web. If you see resources like
"foo.html" or "foobar.css" you don't know if they're static or generated
with PHP, ASP, Java, a precompiled program written in Pascal, C/C++ or
whatever. Nearly everything is possible in the WWW.

Just wanted to say that.

Micha