The idea of responsive screen designs is to avoid the need for separate sites for mobile devices. When hand-held devices had truly tiny screens, there was no alternative, but if you take 480px as the...
There is a better solution, but it requires PHP code, so that the server only sends the image needed. It relies on a trick because the server generally has no idea of the screen width. Also you can...
Why do you think that code needs to be written differently to be responsive in the first place? Because conventional code is NOT responsive. So no, it won't magically become responsive just because...
If you wish to build a responsive site using pre-written templates and the like, I would suggest that you only use code that was written to be responsive. Amending other people's code to do things it...
You need to convert the European special characters to the UTF-8 equivalents. Presumably there are conversion tables on the web? Not sure if there is any way of automating it though. Hopefully...
2a. Most suitable is a difficult question.
2b. Most straight forwards is probably to write the screen builder in PHP, if that is the intended delivery mechanism, but I suspect...
I can't advise about Photoshop, but I presume that it can output static images in gif format? If so you can animate a set of static gifs using Unfreez (which is a free utility you can find on the...
If you use position:absolute you can overlay one div on another, using z-index:, then what is in the lower div will show through. However, bear in mind that opacity and z-index do not work with IE8...
How can you learn about html and not know what to write your site in? A simple site is written in html, preferably with css to handle the styling. As you master the basics, you can add eye candy with...
I do not understand your question, but i'm pretty sure you cannot do it (whatever it is) with html. How can I be so sure? Because html lacks variables. You will probably need javascript, or perhaps...
HTML is important as the base language that css, javascript and php plug in to. It provides the content that css styles, javascript enhances and php links to a database (to simplify their functions)....
How long is a piece of string? It all depends upon your requirements. Many developers/software houses do fixed prices for simple sites up to a given number of web pages. Google will list them by the...
This cannot be done in HTML. You need to use javascript or PHP to set up an array of words. Then set a variable using the time as a pseudo-random number generator to pick the words.
You will need to use PHP, but for a small amount of data like this you can avoid using a db by storing the zip codes in an array with one row for each region and 7 or so zip codes per row.
The bit about PDF sounds like a red herring to me. The key point is that you want the form submission to generate an email. That is dead easy to write in PHP, but you need to learn PHP, and you need...
Like MP, I can't see anything wrong apart from the empty span tags. If they are not needed, I'd delete them. Otherwise try putting in each span so they are no longer empty.
What you are talking about sounds as if it will almost certainly need a database behind it. If so it needs to be written in PHP with an SQL back-end and HTML/CSS code for the client. There is no...
Sounds like the problem was caching. It amazes me how many times I get fooled by the browser not reading the updated page, because it has an old copy in cache.
