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How would I apply code(JS, HTML, and CSS) to a website?

Do I put it in a text space on the website or what??

7th Dec 2016, 10:36 PM
Jayden Webb
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HTML is a language used to process text, just as in the same way you have your text editor. Now CSS is a language that is used to keep the styling of the word document away from what the document actually says. HTML —> content. CSS —> style of content. JavaScript is used to make both of these dynamic. That is, it controls both of them, drop-down menus. Creation of new tags, i cannot see color blue so i click accessibility/helpchangeColourOptions, i just liked someone. All these and much more. It makes it come alive in essence. But all of these THREE, sometimes more, MUST be somewhere in a computer. A special type of computer people can connect to and get these documents (a site) so you see where database comes in. Now the database too needs a language to act as a transport van between the user accessing the documents and the database processing this. Hence PHP. PreHyperText Processor.
7th Dec 2016, 10:54 PM
JENN
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It depends on what kind of website design you have in mind. What were you thinking about? I'm might be able to help you out. Also I recommend you use Notepad++ as your ide for creating a website. If you can't get that, then use plain old notepad
7th Dec 2016, 10:54 PM
Aquarius
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