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[Kiirani]

Originally posted by Nebuduck
Kii:

<== yes, its a style, which is basically css, but it doesn\'t require all the complex classes and stuff which, frankly, confuses me badly...

*Nebuduck beams cos he actually used valid html for once...*

P.S. by classes I mean the \"p.blue { color:blue ; width:180 }\" - yes, it looks easy, but when you need to remember all the different names you gave stuff its a whole different kettle of phish.

That\'s still css, and it becomes messy when you want to change say, all the headings on all the pages.

Then you may as well have used font colours. Classes means one style sheet, many pages.. This means less painful editing when you change layout.

Also, you can COMPLETELY transform the shape of the site  in that one stylesheet if you want to.

Originally posted by shorty13
i\'ll try freewebs.com, seems to be working well.  However, I can\'t find a good forums hosting site.  Any anyone know of (of course free and no html)?

:| I would really suggest getting webhosting that allows php or something, then using a forum like phpbb...

[shorty13]

thx for the help.  someone can lock or deleted this post how.

[Cha0s]

There are no free webhosts that allow MySQL databases, as far as I know, except those that require certain community things (i.e. waste a lot of time) to become a member of. That makes it hard to use phpBB, though that is a better option if you manage to find one. I\'ve look a long time, though, and I never found one.

[Karyuu]

I\'ve found several once, actually, so I know they\'re out there. Too bad I no longer have such things bookmarked - took a hell of a time to stumble upon :|

[Sharakaz]

http://www.free-webhosts.com/free-mysql-database.php

[Cyl]

If it\'s just for the web-design (i.e.: layout and placement of objects and layers, usage of CSS and such) I could probably help but my PHP knowledge is rather limited, especially if it comes down on databases, password encription and such...

and btw.:

div.classname {
zindex: x;
position: absolute;
height: y;
width: z;
}

is your friend, as long as you give it a top and left later on...