CSS right

AKSoapy29 · 09:11 PM

Hello, I have a li on my page, and I want the right edge to be 5 pixels away from the right edge. I used right:5px; but the li is super far off of the page. Here is the link so you can see: http://aksoapy29.comoj.com/WhatShouldINameThisFolder

[1 minute later]

And if you see, the text in the li is off set by the navigation buttons. How can I fix that to?

[54 minutes later]

Nevermind, I fixed them both.

pulpfiction · 06-23-2012, 12:05 AM

I'm seeing PHP errors all over.

Hope you get it fixed!

AKSoapy29 · 06-23-2012, 12:29 AM

Those errors are actually PHP include. I tried to just state the URL of what to include, and it just sends out tons of errors.

impossible00 · 06-28-2012, 05:31 PM

This is good to know that you have site and i saw your site. This is really one of the best site and i think you built this site in CSS. I love to Work in CSS. panerai straps So i think you are good devloper. Thank you for sharing your site here and i am very much happy to get it here.

pulpfiction · 06-28-2012, 05:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by impossible00

This is good to know that you have site and i saw your site. This is really one of the best site and i think you built this site in CSS. I love to Work in CSS. panerai straps So i think you are good devloper. Thank you for sharing your site here and i am very much happy to get it here.

I totally agree with you. Excellent CSS coding.

AKSoapy29 · 12:05 PM

Thank you! I am still working on my skills of web developing, and it's coming along good.

[3 minutes later]

Oh, and I taught myself what I know.

pulpfiction · 06-28-2012, 05:53 PM

What have you been learning from?

Any specific eBooks, books, sites, etc?

Also, you should consider investing in a domain (.com, .net, .org - or .co.cc, .tk, etc).

AKSoapy29 · 06-28-2012, 06:50 PM

I usually just use YouTube and W3Schools, but there are many ways to learn. I have actually been thinking of purchasing a domain and hosting service soon.

pulpfiction · 06-28-2012, 07:21 PM

Ok cool.

Domains are pretty cheap. At the most, you'll spend $10 a year (but, you can get a .info domain for $3 a year).

But you probably won't need to purchase hosting, unless you get too much traffic (500+ unique visitors per day).

AKSoapy29 · 06-29-2012, 03:03 PM

Am thinking of buying a domain from namecheap, and $2.95 hosting from beastnode.