Making templates!

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Hey guys, I recently learned xhtml+css so I want some practice by doing templates.. Don't expect anything to great!!! Also, leave a detailed description on what you want done and if all browser compatible etc.. And leave header/footer images if there is anything specific.. I am ok in photoshop so if you need a header too i can make that.. I wont put credits to me but if you would I would respect that :D: I can do some basic PHP like a login system if you want but that could take some time. And don't pile me up with a bunch of templates please.
Regards, Jayden.
 
What kind of stuff can you do and make?

Can you code in Cascading Style Sheet to make the actual template/layout?
 
^. Looks like you are confused?

Because the first sentence reads:

Hey guys, I recently learned xhtml+css....

And the first reply reads:

Can you code in css...?
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Anyaway... OP. I have a problem with you. You are selling yourself WAAAYYYY short. Offering to build a web-site for free, leaving yourself NO credit??? Are you on drugs, man!!?!? :scared:
 
Because the first sentence reads:



And the first reply reads:


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Anyaway... OP. I have a problem with you. You are selling yourself WAAAYYYY short. Offering to build a web-site for free, leaving yourself NO credit??? Are you on drugs, man!!?!? :scared:

If you actually read the post, I said it was for practice. :sleep:
 
Also you don't code in css,

I consider any language written for the computer to interpret "code".

Code:
[B]Code: [/B](computer science) the symbolic arrangement of data or instructions in a computer program or the set of such instructions

CSS fits that description.

What Is CSS Code?

Seriously, to a grandma, would CSS be any different than C++? It's all a jumbled mess of unreadable gibberish to the inexperienced.

A place to "customize look & feel" on a web-site, in a program, or on an operating system are better descriptions of "a place to define styles."

"CSS code is a programming language used in website design and in the creation of HTML templates."

But it's arguable what is and isn't a programming/coding language. The more experienced the user, the more they can differentiate between stylesheets, mark-up languages, scripting languages, and programming languages. I consider "code" to fit for all of these, but the definitions are all unclear.

If explaining to the end user, CSS is a programming language. When explaining to a co-worker, CSS obviously is better defined by what the acronym stands for: Cascading Style Sheet.

But saying someone is wrong for calling it a coding language isn't exactly accurate.
 
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Ok, you still don't really code in css though. You merely describe how xhtml elements should look like, and without them it wouldn't even do anything at all.

You done defending clueless habbos who are saying cascade style sheets just because it sounds cool? :glare:

 
How about we stay on topic here.. If you want a layout post the description... If you don't then don't post at all? If you are blind and can't read that i said CSS+XHTML then what are you doing on a computer? And that goes for everyone including you mental :D:
 
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