My New Simple Login

[Coly010]

Ok this is by far a very simple login. it's more to teach new coders how to use a css to make a simple login. from there you can add background images/ ajax things/ jquery and so on.

i cant provide a screenshot so it would be great if anyone hear would.

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i know that this is very simple but it does have login and register on the same page.

post neagtive comments if you wish

[Equinox]

Screenshot?

[Coly010]

read it.

plus i think i may have coded it wrong.

[Jordan Palmer]

You don't need the print

[Equinox]

The ?> at the end was my fault, I pasted in in an existing file and forgot to remove

[Haunted Dawg]

Personally, i don't think you quite understand the use of CSS. Why would you want to have a class and an ID for the same element? Yet both do the same you are wanting.

<td id="description" class="description" width="33.3%">

Waste much?

[Coly010]

because it's the first time i used css like that and didnt understand if:

class = #/.

or

id = ./#

[dbeckerton]

like it but need something that stands out from other games i am currently making a big ben image of my own with a moving clock in the middle

[rulerofzu]

Seen as your learning then my advice would be to do it properly. Go read up on css. Then experiment.

Move the css to an external css file. (google how if you do not know)

Not only is it a better practise to have it in an external file but it also makes it easier to change.

Look at using div rather than tables. Use positioning to layout everything you have much better control over the layout using css positioning than you ever will using tables.

Style the form and button so that it fits your theme.

Dont forget check your site in firefox, ie8, safari and chrome. Css is not processed the same by all of them so you need to work on getting your site to look the same on all browsers.