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chillycoke
Joined: 28 Jan 2004
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 Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2004 12:58 am Post subject: I am completely new to PHP/B2/FTP etc. |
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Well maybe not completely new, but I am not familiar with all this stuff. I am learning how to use FTP so I understand the basics of it.
Anyways I have this image that I want to use as a layout for my site, but I don't know PHP scripts and stuff. I am more familiar with HTML/CSS. I was wondering if there is any way that if I use a CSS layout could I add B2 to it? Or does it have to be PHP? If I could use CSS is there anyway you can show me how it can be done using tables?
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Morgan
Joined: 27 Jan 2004
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Do you know how to use I-frames, or frames? If so, it's perfectly fine (and in fact, I would reccommend it to anyone that's somewhat new) to use HTML. Just link to your main B2 page in an Iframe or a frame.  |
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Graam
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CSS and PHP are completely different. CSS is for formatting and layout, and PHP generates the content that is styled by the CSS.
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Muze.ca
Joined: 17 Mar 2004
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Location: Toronto
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If Im understanding your question properly.. you can make the background for your site the way you normaly would (Dreamweaver etc) and place the B2/php code where ever it is that you want your sections placed (on index.php)
see mine: http://www.muze.ca/weblog/index.php
that is just a background laid out with DW, and each section of a basic B2 setup in tables.
P.S. Its a work in progress..lol |
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