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How do you make a login page in HTML with a database?
You need to add in more coding than just html to interact with the user - like php/mysql, and javascript to be user friendly. Alternatively, you can use the social networking app in UltimateWB software - with one click you can add a login page, as well as registration, profile, edit profile, inbox, sent box, etc. pages. UltimateWB is very easy to use, very customizable, and no experience necessary.
Got a techy/website question? Whether it’s about UltimateWB or another website
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Make Your Website Responsive - Your Options
You can make your website responsive in several ways:
- By coding it yourself with HTML, CSS, Flexbox, Grid, and media queries.
- By using a responsive template or website builder that handles most of the work for you.
- Or with a platform like UltimateWB that has a built-in Responsive App, letting
Posted in Ask David!, Website Design
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If you code your own website, do you still need to purchase a domain?
Ask David! Question:
I want my own custom domain name for my new website. If I code my website from scratch, do I still need to purchase a domain name? How do domain names work?
David's Answer:
Yes, if you want to use your own domain name, you will need to register and pay for the domain. Coding your own website does not replace the need for a domain.
But you can code a website without purchasing a domain. You
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Tagged buy domain name, check domain name, check domain name availability, choose domain name, coding from scratch, coding from scratch vs website builder, css, custom domain, domain name, domain name renewal, domain registration, html, javascript, php, web hosting
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How come Joomla is so complicated? Is it worth it to learn?
Many people choose Joomla because it’s a well-known name, but fame doesn’t always equal a good user experience. In reality, Joomla often comes with a “complexity tax” - it forces you to work much harder than necessary to get basic results.
To understand why it feels so “clunky,” and if it’s worth the effort, we have to look at why it was built this way in the first place and how that “legacy logic” affects you today.
The History: Born
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Tagged bloat, cms, compatibility, compatibility issues, contact form, fast website, html, image galleries, joomla, joomla alternative, Mambo, Miro International, open source, open-source, security issues, seo, slow website, third-party plugins, web development
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Is HTML and CSS enough to create a website?
Short Answer:
Yes - HTML and CSS are enough to build a basic, static website. But if you want a dynamic site with interactive features like forms, user logins, or databases, you’ll need more than just HTML and CSS.
🔍 What Can You Do With Just HTML and CSS?
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) gives your website its structure - headings, paragraphs, images, and links.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) lets you style that structure - colors, fonts, spacing, and layout.
Together,
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Short Answer: Yes, for a basic website, you actually just need HTML and CSS to build it. If you want something that talks to the server - i.e. for posting comments, a login system, etc. - you also need something like PHP and MYSQL for a database. Or you can just use a website builder like UltimateWB that does the coding for you.
Long Answer:
Yes, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the fundamental technologies used to create and build websites.
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Tagged client-side, code a website, coding from scratch, create a website, css, html, javascript, mysql, php, server-side
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