Tutorial Republic
In order to get more proficient at HTML and CSS I decided to go to use Tutorial Republic.
https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/css-tutorial/css-position.php
I've been struggling with getting the wire frame the position like I wanted using CSS. I have found useful tutorials from Tutorial Republic. Online Tutorial videos can be very distracting when you're writing code, you’re hearing a voice and looking at another screen. The main thing I've learned is to base your knowledge of coding from a trusted resource such as Code Camp. It gives a breakdown of the HTML knowledge in easy and accessible courses.
I am trying to still have that visual element to my learning you can see the finished product or web page. Tutorial Republic gives an item on his view of the CSS 6 box model and advanced tasks.
https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/faq.php#html-css
This was link on Moodle from the web authoring module, I honestly wish I had looked at the faq's page sooner! I have been struggling to make a contact form page what else knowing the full options first. this I feel is essential for a Webmaster to be able to contact and receive emails from visitors. this piece of coal delivers me to have a placeholder for the selection box on a form.
Also cool way is to send an email with a very simple code straight forward and really resourceful the ‘Send Email to’ hyperlink is so simple yet effective, highly recommend using this.
https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/codelab.php?topic=html&file=mail-to
I've taken a more productive and so more proactive approach to my coding. instead of waiting for my skin to learn more skills I'm actively looking for the code online that is there. I am keeping an online diary of tabs for this code analysing where the CSS needs to be applied. Code Lab is a great till which can show you in real time what can be made. There are a couple of bad habits I have picked up which I've tried to correct using Code Lab. The inline block elements I wanted to remove the space rather than change the background colour completely. I find this less deconstructive to my CSS as everything is there and they know the positioning everything I have more control.
Definitely check out tutorialrepublic.com great sort resource for web development especially HTML.
They have this handy resource- reference page goes through the most popular HTML tags, very good for a refresher for those new or looking to get back into HTML coding. The CSS coding and references really helped me get my wire frame together and emulate what I had on my original designs.
https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/references.php