The text is in finnish language, no ads, some Javascript in comments. It surely aint perfect but I am
quite satisfied to the layout. Quite a learning curve for a newbie and from the scratch
Very well done. I really like the picture of the waterfall. It makes me miss living in an area that has more than two seasons, Hot and not as Hot. I miss the autumn and winter. All I can say is good job and keep it up!
Kiitos / thank you freebird54. That comment box is from third party ( way out of my coding skills to do it myself ). I had to enable htmlcommentbox.com and www.htmlcommentbox.com in my browser to be able to comment. Depends on your browser addons probably.
If the trip was physically quite challenging then so was making this site mentally . So many things
to learn.
The last time I tried that kind of thing, css wasnât yet! Actually âcodedâ in Notepad (work computer, waiting for db5 to churn through 17 million records doing matches) and it all worked - but then again âallâ wasnât much!
You can see this in the html code (lots of âwp-â). So no.
But: It looks exactly like this. Simply arranging everything from top to bottom is rather boring. blahnik, I assume that you donât want to hear only praise.
You shouldnât give your mail address in plain text, better as a picture. Otherwise it will be burned by crawlers faster than you think.
The website I created is an experiment of how VPS works, how to setup Apache Server, how to learn
basic HTML and CSS, how to get Google index it etc. etc. From top to bottom was the only possible way
for my zero skills to do the outlay. The hardest part for me was to make it responsive to mobile screen.
If I was going to make a longlasting and complex web site, I would use Wordpress or some other CMS.
Most of my email-addresses are disposable like the one in the bottom of the page
You did a very decent job here! Especially if it is your first website and you built it from scratch. Most people opt for the ease of a WordPress or the likes, but thereâs nothing like getting your hands dirty on straight up coding shit yourself. You go, blahnik!