Hiya there !
For youse who wonder why I put this topic up.. Its because I've landed on a new job as a website developer and although I'm as happy as a guy can be, I'm FRIGGIN SCARED I won't be up to standard in my workplace !
Well I've got 5-6 years of experience of HTML and its mates ( CSS, a bit of Java, CMS, a bit of PHP and such ) and looks like this job will rely heavily on CSS - specially DIVs.. All you gurus out there have any ... ( i mean ANY - as in ANYTHING will do ) suggestions / inputs / warnings about DIV tags that I should be wary about ? I can say that I'm good at what I'm doing.. its just that I don't want to slip and do a fatal mistake that will embarass me in my first day of work..
..which would be Monday ! =O
HELP !
For youse who wonder why I put this topic up.. Its because I've landed on a new job as a website developer and although I'm as happy as a guy can be, I'm FRIGGIN SCARED I won't be up to standard in my workplace !
Well I've got 5-6 years of experience of HTML and its mates ( CSS, a bit of Java, CMS, a bit of PHP and such ) and looks like this job will rely heavily on CSS - specially DIVs.. All you gurus out there have any ... ( i mean ANY - as in ANYTHING will do ) suggestions / inputs / warnings about DIV tags that I should be wary about ? I can say that I'm good at what I'm doing.. its just that I don't want to slip and do a fatal mistake that will embarass me in my first day of work..
..which would be Monday ! =O
HELP !
