#2 – XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript Roles
I visually explain the roles of XHTML, CSS, and javascript.
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your site doesn’t work….
Just learning this stuff. You’ve provided a good overview and how the 3 jive together, which i found very helpful.
thanks bud.
thanks for your effort and labor of love.
press on dude!!!
John, you Rule!!!!
Hey whats up man, I wanted to ask if you want to work with me on a project, I am more of a graphic artist. I see your page might need some excitement to it. My site needs more of the technical side.
Just want to see if you got time to talk this project over.
Thanks again man, nice videos.
I have recently been solicited for a programming job and will be spending that time getting myself up to par with their expectations. If it wasn’t for that I’d be happy to collaborate. If you are good at creating repeating background-images however we may be able to collaborate on a smaller project.
So, what your saying John is when you have a website that has javacript you can have 5 websites program running inthe one window.
How is that possible?
I don’t recall the entire video however you could technically use frames to show five sites at a time.
However you’re more likely referring to CSS2 layers where you can vertically stack different parts of a site such as the ’site options’ at mine though this is all part of the same site.
my salutations to ur hearty work!!