XHTML and CSS Tutorial – 19 – text-align and Changing Background Color
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In the US people say pound or hash, it really doesn’t matter
Hey i have a problem which is that when i write text like you at 2:06 my notepad++ doesn’t so to speak “return” to the next line. It all builds up. Where can I change this setting?
I wouldn’t want to visit this blog. It reminds me too much of the Blue Screen of Death.
In the US the # is called a pound sign, sorry :p
The only hash we have in the U.S. is…..oh never mind wasn’t funny anyway
It’s called dash Bucky NOT minus unless you are using it in mathematical terms, then it means to take away from or subtract. Dash in any other case can mean a ‘range’ between this – that, or generally linking 2 pieces of data in some way.
I think it only reads on space at a time or something
Is there anyone willing to help me about some stuff about HTML and CSS? I’m a beginner and right now I’m learning and practicing Bucky’s tutorials. But there are some little stuff I’m confused with (one of them is actually asked in Top Comment). Feel free to text me. Thanks!
It leaves it because, you are creating the space with the spacebar button, so in essence it is a character.
if xhtml its whitespace insensitive why does it leave spaces between the words?
Says a website shouldn’t be on the left, youtube’s is on the left…
The minus sign is called a hyphen.
i need help my text isnt going in the center i copied everything but it wont work whats wrong
In the US they don’t have the £ (UK pound sign), that’s why they call the # (hash sign) pound
thank u
The minus sign is called a hyphen, Bucky. Also you keep referring to the # sign as a pound sign, but a pound sign is £. The # sign is called hash, lol.
how to use text-align for table’s
cool, just make sure it’s not vulnerable to SQL injection. Are you using a database? mySQL or apache?
I’m making a website with a login, my friend’s helping me with it, untill I learn php.
Hey guys, what HTML Editor do you use? If you’re using Notepad++ or Notepad, then I strongly recomend Evrsoft First Page 2006! (Please don’t dislike. If you try the program, and you like it better, then like if you want.)