How to use css script on each page ??

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Lyerae

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Look, PHP is very advanced for someone just learning.
You should really learn (X)HTML, CSS and JavaScript before you try PHP.

Ignore PHP for now, and concentrate on HTML and CSS until you've learned those, and then move on to JavaScript.
 
DrEvil

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Oki Doki ..

I'l come back in a few hours then ^^ ( Joking people :) )

Thanks for all the help though , at least I've learnt about css files and how to use them.
 
UndeadDragon

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To be honest, I wouldn't count PHP include() as learning PHP. It is just a function that speeds things up and PHP isn't half as advanced as you are making it seem.
 
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No, but it's very advanced for someone just learning the basics of HTML and CSS.
 
UndeadDragon

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Oh yes, good point ;)

Although DrEvil may still find it easier to use include() rather than typing it out everytime. I used include() before I started to learn PHP variables :p
 
Rainther

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What's most advanced? include(file)

or something like document.write, open etc. in Java Script? :p

In my opion php is really basic and easy to understand. Just remember to end each "sentence" with a ;
 
codemonkey

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I don't mean to toot my horn but check out my Basics of CSS.

>Just remember to end each "sentence" with a ;

Statement

>What's most advanced? include(file)

I almost fell off my chair laughing
 
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Lawl. Would just like to point out this is why CSS exists.

When tags like <font> and color attributes were added to the HTML 3.2 specification, it started a nightmare for web developers. Development of large web sites where fonts and color information had to be added to every single Web page, became a long, expensive and unduly painful process.
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Lyerae

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Yeah, making pages was a freaken pain in the ass until I discovered CSS. Then it actually started to get fun.
 
Rainther

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I think you got me wrong, I didn't mean that php's include is hardiest thing to learn in php.

And CSS is a blessing from above indeed.
 
codemonkey

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UndeadDragon said:
To be honest, I wouldn't count PHP include() as learning PHP. It is just a function that speeds things up and PHP isn't half as advanced as you are making it seem.
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Actually the include() function will slow page generation time, not speed it up.
 
UndeadDragon

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F*ckYoCouch said:
Actually the include() function will slow page generation time, not speed it up.
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It would be barely noticeable, though. And it would not need as much typing of the same thing, which is preferred by a lot of people.
 
codemonkey

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It would be better to cache the pages, instead of running the PHP script every single time.
 
codemonkey

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Store the pages somewhere, like in a SQL database, then put it together and write to the file.
 
DrEvil

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...I have small knowledge of HTML like I know how to even use a database XD
 
UndeadDragon

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Hm... I think that I would prefer to use include() for the actual design and then SQL for the content, rather than SQL for everything.
 
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Is this done??

I have some steps :)

1. Open notepad.
2. Do your CSS code like you normally do..
3. After your done with the css code, save your file. Click All files before you save and type in the file name "NameOfYourFile.css".
4. Now open notepad again and write your html code. Save it as a .html
5. Place your html file into the same directory as the .css file.
6. Now open your html file in notepad. Just between the <head></head> section, type <link href="NameOfYourFile.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />. This code will integrate your css file into the html.

CSS Usage Example:

Code: 
p {
color: blue;
font-size: 36px;
}

HTML Integration:

Code: 
<html>
<head>
<title>Sample</title>

<link href="NameOfYourFile.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />

</head>
<body>

<p>This text is modified via CSS. The color of this text is blue and the font-size of this text is 36px.</p>

</body>
</html>
 
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