Author Topic: Main webpage fail  (Read 1807 times)

I know how to use tables, but then I find myself making tables inside tables that have other tables containing tables :(

I'll try to fix it later, Kbyet gives me a headache.

I know how to use tables, but then I find myself making tables inside tables that have other tables containing tables :(

I'll try to fix it later, Kbyet gives me a headache.
I visited your site, I realized how slow the service is.

Is that just a problem with me, or just Kbyet?

I would suggest not using tables and using all css tables are more complicated and can make your site load slower

I tried using that like right="10whatever" to do it, but Kbyet only updates it sometimes.

I don't really want to use tables, but I don't know an alternative.

I tried using that like right="10whatever" to do it, but Kbyet only updates it sometimes.

I don't really want to use tables, but I don't know an alternative.
http://www.w3schools.com/ Will literally teach you everything that you need to know about web scripting to have a great base in many languages. http://www.htmldog.com/ is good too...http://net.tutsplus.com/ is nice also :3

I tried using that like right="10whatever" to do it, but Kbyet only updates it sometimes.

I don't really want to use tables, but I don't know an alternative.
CSS is a way to store common data

So, put table x under the the z class. Put table y in there.
That means Table x and y have the same properties.

You can use a class for almost any HTML tag.

http://www.w3schools.com/ Will literally teach you everything that you need to know about web scripting to have a great base in many languages. http://www.htmldog.com/ is good too...http://net.tutsplus.com/ is nice also :3
I know, that's how I got where I am :P