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So can create a domain after learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript and php

16th Nov 2019, 2:00 AM
Favour Chidera
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create account with 000webhost or github to have a web location to upload your files. like this (no domain but free) : https://gorgorgordon.github.io/MySoloLearnCodes/ or this (paid customed domain) : https://codingartistweb.com/
16th Nov 2019, 2:18 AM
Gordon
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You don’t really create a domain. You create the website which is hosted on the domain. But yes, a combination of those 4 languages is really all you need to get started building websites
16th Nov 2019, 2:15 AM
Jax
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Rick Sanchez For question one, before you create or upload html file, you have to create a project, in each project, it is a directory, just like My Document in your own computer, when html file ane css files are in the same project, you can use relative path in src for example rel="style.css" in <link> if it is a sub-directory, add folder name rel="css/style.css" for question 2, the feature is called Github Pages, it can be accessed in settings of the project at desktop view.
16th Nov 2019, 12:27 PM
Gordon
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Gordon Hey I wonder if you could help me with GitHub? I'm a beginner in web development and I created a GitHub account just yesterday. I went through their tutorial about repositories, branches and stuff, then I created my own repository and put my code into it, but from this moment I'm lost because I don't understand several things. 1. Let's say I have an HTML code inside my repository, where do I place CSS code to link it HTML? 2. How can I make a webpage like these 2 you linked to your comment?
16th Nov 2019, 11:43 AM
Rick Sanchez
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Gordon Thanks a lot!
16th Nov 2019, 12:46 PM
Rick Sanchez
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