Descriptive Lists
These allow you to create a dictionary or glossary or list of terms easily. They are not used nearly as widely as ordered and unordered lists but can be good to know. HTML Example <dl> <dt>Dogs</dt> <dd>Furry creatures that shed all over the place, have to be walked several times a day, are nice to…
Read MoreList Structure
Lists can be nested – lists within lists. Remember to keep your lists nested properly and to not cross your tags. Indenting helps make it easier to read and make sure it is formatted properly. Nested Unordered Lists HTML Example <ul> <li>Coffee</li> <li>Tea <ul> <li>Black tea</li> <li>Green tea</li> </ul> </li> <li>Milk</li> </ul> Web Page Here’s…
Read MoreBasic Elements
Now that you have learned how elements are created – let’s take a look at a few of the most common ones. Paragraphs & Breaks <p> tags create a paragraph. The basic syntax is: <p>content for your paragraph</p> You put paragraph tags around your text in order to create structure. If you don’t use paragraph…
Read MoreMake Your First Web Page
Intro to CodeTasty We are going to use www.codetasty.com to create HTML, CSS and other files. This is a cloud editor. What that means is that you can work from any computer on your files and that you do not have to install any software on your computer to use it. You each have an…
Read MoreDeleting Records
Last but certainly not least – what if you want to remove records from the database? You do that using the DELETE statement. The basic syntax is as follows: DELETE FROM table_name WHERE condition; And now we will do some more lecturing. If you thought the WHERE clause was important when updating records – it…
Read MoreUpdating Records
Now, you’ve learned how to add new records with SQL – but what about if you want to change an existing record? You do that using the UPDATE statement. The basic syntax is as follows: UPDATE table_name SET field1 = value1, field2 = value2 … WHERE condition; Notice anything interesting about the SQL statement above?…
Read MoreAggregate Functions
We will be using the member table for the examples in this topic. Here it is for reference: MIN This returns the smallest value of the selected field. So if you wanted the youngest student you would use this: SELECT MIN(age) FROM member; This would return this. MAX This would return the highest value…
Read MoreBeaver Builder Framework
What is a Framework? In WordPress you can generally chose between a theme and a framework. But, what exactly is a framework and how are they different? A Framework is the base of a theme. It holds the basic functionality but is fairly devoid of any styling. This makes it lightweight and easier to use.…
Read MoreFlexbox Container Properties
Flexbox Properties Here are the properties you can apply to affect the layout of your page. flex-direction: defines which direction – horizontal or vertical – the container should stack flex items. justify-content: aligns items horizontally. align-items: aligns items vertically flex-wrap: this is simple one – just specifies whether items should wrap or not. flex-flow: shorthand that…
Read MoreForm Validation: Using JavaScript
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