I've been looking around the web
trying to find out how real time
rates of currency and stocks
are done. I've found widgets
and websites which do this,
I was wondering how, and if I'm
able to...
Okay, it's taking some work, but
I think I'm getting the general
idea.
Everything is in modules like
head contains everything
that would normally be in the
html head and the other
php files...
Well, further research, I think you're right.
I'm discovering that plugins are hook
and filter types of programs.
I did find some documentation about
adding pages:
...
I finally did find documentation
that will help to develop
plug-in's, and I think that
may be the way I need to
go because I have a friend
that uses WordPress that
would like to...
I looked through the " .. index.php .. "
in the ".. //plain-fields/ " folder
but it is filled with php functions
that I would need to research
to find out what they do,
along with " div class "...
Well, I tried from several different
angles, I found the .php file
in which I could add the code,
but my code also has .css and
.js files. and I was hoping
to find a different way first.
I just discovered Wordpress and trying
it out. I want to put some of my own
PHP or Javascript code in, but I can't
seem to find any way of doing it.
Their documentation don't seem to
help...
Well, I made some adjustments.
I finally discovered how to css
forms and made it larger, but I still
can't seem to put it in the stylesheet
section without it failing.
Now I need to study
window.onload=function(){};
and I've never seen:
label {display:block;}
I'm assuming that it displays
the line and sends a line feed.
