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Sat 12/04/03 at 16:17
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Posts: 787
Okay,

Just a little advice needed. I've been designing websites for years and am pretty well drilled on HTML, PHP, JavaScript, and a few other bits and pieces, but would like to know what is currently considered the best way of designing a website.

I've heard CSS being knocked around a little bit recently, is that being used as a way of designing a site?

What are your thoughts?
Sat 12/04/03 at 16:17
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"Is'not Dave... sorr"
Posts: 531
Okay,

Just a little advice needed. I've been designing websites for years and am pretty well drilled on HTML, PHP, JavaScript, and a few other bits and pieces, but would like to know what is currently considered the best way of designing a website.

I've heard CSS being knocked around a little bit recently, is that being used as a way of designing a site?

What are your thoughts?
Sat 12/04/03 at 16:31
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CSS is currently in vogue, but more traditional elements of coding like HTML and JavaScript will always be around. Frames are hissed at by the internet cat, but they function quite well when used properly. Again, frames will always be around no matter how little they are used nowadays. Someone told me that Netscape's latest browser is compatible with the