Hello and welcome to all of you who are taking the course "Build your website with HTML5 and CSS3"!
You will have access to the exercises of the first part from Tuesday, December 16th. Throughout the four parts of this course, you will learn the basic skills that you need to build a website with the latest versions of HTML and CSS.
If you have questions about the course contents, this is the place to ask! Mathieu, the author of the course, will be here to answer them as best he can, but feel free to talk amongst yourselves and help each other. :-)
If you have questions about the logistics of the course (how to access exercises, how to correct assessments…), you can ask them via email to: hello@openclassrooms.com
Thank you very much for the course it is really awesome! I enjoy so much learning and be able to use that knowledge to create html pages!
So, I learn with macOS, google chrome and sublimetext2. Through my learning path I noticed fews tags and attributes who doesn't seem to work:
in the HTML file: attribute class="": Floating subtitle under the link doesn't show.
in the CSS file: font-size: 0.8em; : the size application in em doesn't apply. But it doesn't really matter as the other one work well.
in the CSS file: float: left; : Floating image ,I used the format .jpeg and .gif, and on both the text start to show at the bottom corner and don't wrap it at all.
If you have any suggestions to help me find out how I can deal with it it would be great! Thank you!
Regarding your questions, I think it will be hard to answer without seeing the source code. If you could provide it that would be great.
I can confirm that all these CSS properties do work well but under some circumstances they might not be applied. Again, the source code would be really helpful.
By mistake I erased my files for the lessons. So I build an other file to test the bugs, and I actually find out what might have been wrong on the first one. I resolved all problems I have enunciated in my last message, which is cool! I just took my time I guess.
Anyway thank you for the answer. I am still enjoying the course a lot!
Courses are great and I am enjoying them a lot but lately, my browsers take ages to load my work when I want to check what I've done. Is this normal? Is it going to resolve itself or are going to treat that subject later on? I looked on google but I only find answer regarding a more advanced level like how to boost your website to load using this or this software. Or some say that the source code is too heavy... however I tried to follow Mathieu's advices on presentation.
Well I notice that my display doesn't show when sent. So I hope you'll be able to help me anyway. Does the display as an impact on the loading of the pages or is it just for an easy read? I thought it was the latter but I'm starting to doubt...
Well I notice that my display doesn't show when sent. So I hope you'll be able to help me anyway. Does the display as an impact on the loading of the pages or is it just for an easy read? I thought it was the latter but I'm starting to doubt...
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hi
there is a button in the editor menu </> which makes your source code more readable
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I have tried to insert the html code with this button but I can't find html language in the preselection available. I found css tho but in the end I'm not sure what I should post here. I really am a noob! sorry! I don't want to flood this section with my stuff. Should I post both codes? (I must warn you that the html one is 97lines long and the css one 47.)
I have tried to insert the html code with this button but I can't find html language in the preselection available. I found css tho but in the end I'm not sure what I should post here. I really am a noob! sorry! I don't want to flood this section with my stuff. Should I post both codes? (I must warn you that the html one is 97lines long and the css one 47.)
it's xhtml
Un jour les Valaisans domineront le monde. Mais pas demain, ya apéro
Here you go! Am I doing something wrong resulting in slowing down the loading of the page? Maybe it's normal I don't know but it suddenly went from one seconde to 8 seconds for the page to appear (Note that I've tried to load it on Chrome, Firefox and IE : same result).
Oh no, the problem is back! Can someone tell me if this is normal? Please! Maybe it is and I am being annoying for nothing. But I need a gentle soul to say either: "Yes it's normal carry on studying without worrying about the loading time" or "No it's not normal, you should find out what's wrong before going further." or even "Stop bugging us, you're on the wrong forum!"
Your problem is that your page takes ages to load, right? I see no good reason for this. Here are a few things you might want to try out:
Use a different browser
Use a different computer
Remove your special fonts from CSS
If nothing works, try removing the whole CSS and see if it's any better. Or even remove half of the HTML code. And then put it back to locate what is the source of your problem. This is called the "Divide and rule" technique. It's kind of annoying, but it works when you have no other clue.
I have a question regarding the "Practical exercise: step by step creation of a website":
Why is it preferred to use a "Main wrapper" inside the body, rather than setting "width" and "margin: auto" at body level directly? (In my tests, the result is the same)
After working on assessment 3, I find myself unable to make the web page elements take all the width of the page using relative widths and inline-block display.
Having read various entries on the web regarding this issue, I see that people advice using float rather than inline-block.
Could you give me a hint and let me know if the solution is supposed to work with just relative widths and inline-block (though this has not worked for me so far)?
Like VincentTheProgrammer, for assessment 1, I couldn't access neither to your illustration nor to the illustrations of all people I corrected. But they added their picture to their file, I don't understand... Actually, I could click on the icon, and then there was a link, but I could never see any real illustration, any picture. Is that normal or not?
1 : I found the answer to my question: you have to open the html and css files with Notepad ++ and THEN you click on the file so that your browser display it.
2: Two weeks of your course and I am able to change the style of my blog !!! THANKS !!! I finally achieved to change the background of this text : "Previous posts". I am so proud of me !
I JUST want to know all about your course, it is very interesting and VERY efficient!
I have a general question, hope it's ok to post it here.
I was too late for the first assessment, and i'm not a premium member, the rest of the course I did on time, I'm just waiting for yours scores. Will I be able to finish the course with the positive resultat anyway? Or if not, can I do something to pass?
Thank You for any advices, and thank you for this great course!
Thank you for your message, we are glad you're enjoying the course!
Here are the two conditions you need to meet to pass the course :
have completed all the exercises, and
have 70% of correct answers.
So if you want to pass this course, you will need to enroll again and do all the exercises again (or become a Premium member and finish the first exercise to get your final score!).
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