Proudweb Template

Proud

Web developer
Mar 28, 2013
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Hi beste people.
I have downloaded last time a maintenace page that made by KyleVonnie
And i have transformed in to a portfolio layout.
To view the live demo: [/URL]
Do download it:
I know its a Dutch site, because i'm Dutch, but i hope every body here on Devbest knows how to translate a website :p

Information about what i have edit:
I have added a footer, and a header.
I have make a menu bar, there are page's.

I hoop you like it.
I'm busy with a v2 style, and going to release that one.
Thanks for downloading and using.
 

Proud

Web developer
Mar 28, 2013
44
11
Holmes, If you use <br>Text</br>
<br>text</br>
If you use that, in the middle on the 2 text, there so much space.
If you use:
Lol<br/>
Lol<br/>
Its standard space in the middle.
 

Weasel

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Nov 25, 2011
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Holmes, If you use <br>Text</br>
<br>text</br>
If you use that, in the middle on the 2 text, there so much space.
If you use:
Lol<br/>
Lol<br/>
Its standard space in the middle.
You are now doing <br>, if you want it to be more valid, use <br />. You should know this is a "advanced coder in HTML".
 

Markshall

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Dec 18, 2010
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Holmes, If you use <br>Text</br>
<br>text</br>
If you use that, in the middle on the 2 text, there so much space.
If you use:
Lol<br/>
Lol<br/>
Its standard space in the middle.
What are you on about?

Code:
<br></br>

That isn't even a valid HTML tag. It should be this:

Code:
<br />

BR is a self-ending tag, so it ends itself in the starting tag. Same as hr, link, meta and so on.

It also doesn't matter if you add or remove the space so you could do either

Code:
<br />
or
Code:
<br/>

To achieve more space between your paragraphs, use 'p' and apply margin to them if necessary.
 

Sysode

Front-End Developer
Dec 11, 2012
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What are you on about?

Code:
<br></br>

That isn't even a valid HTML tag. It should be this:

Code:
<br />

BR is a self-ending tag, so it ends itself in the starting tag. Same as hr, link, meta and so on.

It also doesn't matter if you add or remove the space so you could do either

Code:
<br />
or
Code:
<br/>

To achieve more space between your paragraphs, use 'p' and apply margin to them if necessary.
True, it's vital to use that if you're wanting to achieve valid XHTML. HTML isn't too strict on the <br>.

Anyway, it's organised alright but you should think about changing the background color?
 

Ven

New Member
Apr 17, 2013
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8
It's look like more habboish to me, and it's displeasing to the eye because of the bright colors, but good tho. and the <br/> thing, Holmes was right, it is <br />. :).
 

Proud

Web developer
Mar 28, 2013
44
11
Yes i know, the background is not very professional, i think some like grey?
 

Ven

New Member
Apr 17, 2013
17
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It's up to you, I'm not prefessional at mixing up colors :s. But Grey seems to be okay. :)
 

Markshall

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Dec 18, 2010
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True, it's vital to use that if you're wanting to achieve valid XHTML. HTML isn't too strict on the <br>.

Anyway, it's organised alright but you should think about changing the background color?
Even if you not planning to achieve valid XHTML standards, I still think it's good practice to be doing it this way.
 

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