This forum is for the discussion of HTML and Web Design. Also, feel free to discuss any other Web design-related topics, such as CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, etc. I do have courses planned for these topics.

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HTML SPELLING Link  KELVIN W  2 years ago Over in the UK, us Brits spell some words differently for instance we spell color as colour and center as centre. You might want to point out to UK students that unless they use the American spellings, their HTML will not work. Believe me, I speak from experience. Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

HTML Web Design Forum Link  Collins Koranteng  6 years ago needs some assistance of your tutorials or files. Reply from Alex Hedley: What assistance do you need? Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

HTML Web Design Forum Link  Abbas  6 years ago i hope that i shall get more experiences from you. Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

HTML 5 Link  Zachary P  7 years ago Dear Richard, I was wondering if you would be doing an HTML 5 series once the W3C fully releases it? Reply from Richard Rost: Yes, I would love to. I also want to cover JavaScript and ASP.NET in more depth. Read More... Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

Disabling right click on web pages Link  MUBEEZI M  8 years ago Dear Richard, As i visit several websites, i have noticed that for some, double click or right click is disabled. A pop windoww show up when you try any of the two actions above. Of what significance is it to disable these two events? Is it something worth doing? please let me know Read More... MICAH Reply from Richard Rost: This is something that web designers often do to prevent people from saving images (right-click, save image) or from viewing the source HTML code of their page. However, doing so really only keeps novice users from doing these things because you can screen capture ANYTHING on your screen with print-screen, and you can view the code almost as easily. It's like locking your screen door... it only keeps honest people out of your house. Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

Google not indexing page Link  MUBEEZI M  8 years ago Thank you Richard for your guidance MICAH Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

Google not indexing page Link  MUBEEZI M  8 years ago Dear Richard, I know this might sound a bit weird. But i don't want Google to find some of my web pages. Is there a quick fix or do i have to do the opposite of "improving search engine visibility"? At the moment, i have set it in such a way that if such a page is found, anonymous visitors are redirected to the home page. Read More... Thank you! MICAH Reply from Richard Rost: You can create a file called ROBOTS.TXT or you can use the META TAG to tell Google's spider NOT to index that page. Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

PHP MySQL AJAX Link  Jason  8 years ago Well, it's been 2 years since my last post, any news on PHP and MySQL? Reply from Richard Rost: Hi Jason. Welcome back. Sorry... nothing yet. I have been wanting to make some lessons for AJAX especially, but I've been so busy with the Microsoft Office courses (especially Access) that I just haven't had time. I always base my decisions on what's popular on the Waiting List, and Access has TEN TIMES as many people interested in it than even the next most-popular course (which is Excel). That's where I have to spend my time, even though there are a LOT of other topics I really want to tackle. Read More... Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

PHP, MySQL & AJAX Link  Jason  11 years ago Are we any closer to PHP, MySQL & AJAX? Reply from Richard Rost: Jason, we are getting closer. I now base what I work on next solely on the voting on my WAITING LIST. Right now, the order is: Read More... 1. Access 2007 2. Windows 7 3. Visual Basic 6 (surprising) 4. CSS 5. MySQL/PHP So as you can see, it is in the top 5 results. Right now, I'm working on some Access 2007 courses, followed by some Windows 7 tutorials. Then, I'll take another look at the WAITING LIST results and see where to go from there. Here's a direct link if you want to vote for PHP/MySQL. Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

Speeding up your Web site Link  Richard Rost  12 years ago Here is an EXCELLENT article I found on Speeding Up Your Web Site Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

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