In this tutorial I will show you how to apply some simple style to your tables by applying the TableCloth style sheet and JavaScript file. TableCloth is a free, light way, way to add style to existing HTML tables. It only required two lines of code added to your table. With table clothe you can also modify how the HTML tables react to your input by changing the JavaScript file.
In this tutorial we will be working with PHP and MySQL to insert the data that was inserted into the text boxes on the Dynamically Add Textbox to Site tutorial. We will collect the data and insert the values into a database
This tutorial will walk you through Configuring a javascript based progress bar that can triggered by several things. You could have it triggered by how many results are pulled back from a database, or you could have it triggered by the length of a textbox (passwords), or even trigger it by checkboxes that are checked.
This tutorial will walk you through installing and configuring Lightbox 2. Lightbox allows you to show your pictures on your site in a whole new light. It gives you a sleek and professional look and is VERY easy to implement.
This tutorial will walk you through using PHP to select entries from a database based on the text that is entered into a textbox on the site. This guide will also walk you through making the insert script to insert the comments into the database as well as help you make the database.
This tutorial is a little different form our standard Photoshop tutorials. Normally I would show you how to make a web layout or menu in Photoshop, but I never really went into detail on how to make the layouts work on the web. In this tutorial I will show you how to make a simple menu using Photoshop, slice the images, and how to write the code for a functional menu.
Since CSS has become so popular lately, there has been a lot of bad talk about table. From what I have read using tables is taboo. This article will show you how to create tables using XHTML and explain why I believe there is still a need for tables.
This is a continuation of our XHTML/CSS table tutorials. In this tutorial we will be using the same table as before, but I will show how to have the rows alternate in color. To achieve this we will be using CSS classes.
This is part two of our table tutorial. In part one I explain why you should still use tables and when to use them. No we will apply some style to those ugly tables using CSS. If you haven’t created the table yet please follow the “How and Why You Should Still Use Tables” tutorial.
Popularity Contest is a WordPress plug-in written by Alex King. It gives your posts a popularity rating base on these values: Permalink Views, Home Views, Archive Views, Category Views, Feed Views, Comments, Pingbacks, Trackbacks. You also have the ability to change the weight of all of these values. For example, if you value Feed view more than comments, you can adjust the value of Feed Views to be greater than comments. The total of all values added together is the posts popularity. The popularity of the post is then displayed on your page as a percentage.
This tutorial is a continuation on the “How to Access a MySQL Database Using PHP” tutorial that showed you how to setup a database using phpMyAdmin and how to read data from the database using PHP. In the tutorial I will show you how to write data to the database directly through a from on your website. This is going to be a very basic writing tutorial. We will get into more advanced stuff later on.
This is the first HTML tutorial so I figured what better than the standard “Hello World”. If you are new to HTML I will tell you a little bit about it. HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and is a way to display and format items in your web browser. HTML is a very … Read more