I just wanted to open up to the community and lend a hand. I have some free time available this week and would love to help anyone with XHTML or CSS that would need it. I will do this all 100% free.

Things I specialize in:

• XHTML
• CSS
• PHP
• MySQL
• Multiple browser designs (looks good in IE6, IE7, Firefox, Safari and Opera)
• Validation
• Conversion to tabless design

If anyone would like some help just PM me and I will try my best.

Hi I am new to this forum. I have a question about html. I have created a new store on my website but I need to reroute some pages. I want to have some of the pages redirect the views to another page. I do not know the code to do this. Can you help me with this?

Hello
I've some interest in HTML and i know this very well,
but in market now days PHP is in high demand. I want some knowledge of PHP .
If you are still there to help me then reply

Thanks

Hey, if you are still available, I need alittle help, or maybe some tips?

I've started a website (melodysworld.tk) that incorporates other people being able to make sections and be featured and able to write freely about their own hobbies or subjects.

My issue is that I want to be able to layout the site without using frames, and I cant seem to find a way to do this.
Everything requires internal links for the sections, which is where the whole problem comes in: I allow others to have links from blogs or their own specified web host.

So how can I format my site with a header and links and have the content links open up neatly in the same site without using frames?

Thank yoo!

For the future please PM me with your questions. I will answer the previous three questions below.

Originally Posted by SaharaMaster

Hi I am new to this forum. I have a question about html. I have created a new store on my website but I need to reroute some pages. I want to have some of the pages redirect the views to another page. I do not know the code to do this. Can you help me with this?

The easiest way to do this is to use PHP. Does the host you use support PHP. If so, you will have to rename your page with a php extension. For example, instead of store.html it would become store.php. If your host does support PHP put this chunk of code all the way at the top of your document (first line).

<?php header('Location: http://www.yoursite.com/redirectPage.html'); ?>

Originally Posted by deep32

Hello
I've some interest in HTML and i know this very well,
but in market now days PHP is in high demand. I want some knowledge of PHP .
If you are still there to help me then reply

Thanks

For PHP I would recommend starting to learn the basics. Many times PHP is used with MySQL for database access. This involves things like storing user information as well as logins. You can start by accessing W3Schools. They have a lot to offer. You can also use PHP.net with this to help you learn specific functions and the way to use them. If you are looking for literature try O'Reilly's books. They are quite helpful.

Originally Posted by Modlovecat

Hey, if you are still available, I need alittle help, or maybe some tips?

I've started a website (melodysworld.tk) that incorporates other people being able to make sections and be featured and able to write freely about their own hobbies or subjects.

My issue is that I want to be able to layout the site without using frames, and I cant seem to find a way to do this.
Everything requires internal links for the sections, which is where the whole problem comes in: I allow others to have links from blogs or their own specified web host.

So how can I format my site with a header and links and have the content links open up neatly in the same site without using frames?

Thank yoo!

Although I don't know a lot about avoiding iFrames, because I structure my sites in such a way I don't use them, I would recommend doing a Google search on iFrame alternatives.

Although I don't need any help just of yet I think this is awesome and I'm glad I joined this community with such great help!

The easiest way to do this is to use PHP. Does the host you use support PHP. If so, you will have to rename your page with a php extension. For example, instead of store.html it would become store.php. If your host does support PHP put this chunk of code all the way at the top of your document (first line).

If you are hosted on Apache an even easier way is to use .htaccess.

You can redirect without renaming files. very important if search engines need to be taken into consideration.
You can also set your htm(l) pages to run as PHP without changing the file extensions.
And be aware the the "chunk of code" will send a 302 response which is a temporary redirect, NOT a permanent redirect (301) that you actually need.

So how can I format my site with a header and links and have the content links open up neatly in the same site without using frames?

Server side includes, and the subject has been covered many time in the forums.

What Chris says about renaming pages is of the utmost importance. What he says about 302 and 301 redirects is also vitally important, but renaming the pages is even more so.

...He can help you by telling you what to do, not actual free work... In case anyone is interested in '100% free ' offer

So, Mr. 100% free work, can you help me out in creating a template?