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I am just curious as to how to set up a website - I can do simple web stuff like html, css, etc.., but is it better to go to one of the sites that have pre-configured webpages that I can choose the style appropriate for me. Might this be faster but would it cost me time trying to edit it all the time?
But my big question is, if I use one of those sites, can I download the web-pages to my own machine to work on it, or do they only allow this for a fee?
Right now I seem to be going pretty well just starting from scratch - I can load a page and navigate pretty well using css type stuff.
Just curious if I'm reinventing the wheel too much but there are many ways to skin a cat in web pages so it doesn't seem all that hard - until I realize that I will be running under XAMMP against MYSQL and I will have to make databases, and do a lot of TCP/IP stuff for all of it to work. Then it might get time-consuming - like ordering stuff, inventory, ads, etc..
But my big question is, if I use one of those sites, can I download the web-pages to my own machine to work on it, or do they only allow this for a fee?
Right now I seem to be going pretty well just starting from scratch - I can load a page and navigate pretty well using css type stuff.
Just curious if I'm reinventing the wheel too much but there are many ways to skin a cat in web pages so it doesn't seem all that hard - until I realize that I will be running under XAMMP against MYSQL and I will have to make databases, and do a lot of TCP/IP stuff for all of it to work. Then it might get time-consuming - like ordering stuff, inventory, ads, etc..
| But my big question is, if I use one of those sites, can I download the web-pages to my own machine to work on it, or do they only allow this for a fee? |
Difficult to say, it depends on the site and their conditions.
Since you know HTML and CSS I recommend you stick with it so you have full control over it.
To make things a bit easier you can get a template so you can easily modify the design and layout.
Some free templates require back links but if you don't mind to spend a couple of dollars you can have a look at https://codecanyon.net/popular_item/by_category?category=html5
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What to look for in an answer:
Familiarity with coding languages
Level of interest in specific languages
Fit with the role and company.
For more info visit at:- http://www.cetpainfotech.com/technology/erp-training
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