Organization of Website Tutorials Please.

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In summary, the speakers are looking for good websites or tutorials to help them organize their large science website with multiple projects. They are hoping to use CSS and are curious about easier methods for typing information onto the website. One speaker recommends using PHP to reduce the amount of coding and suggests checking out www.themodule.net for layout inspiration and asking for help in the forum. They also mention that their own website has recently been updated to version 5.
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Sup,
Was wondering if any of you could provide me and a buddy good websites/tutorials for organizing large websites(large # of files with the same layout ie using css, not the simple stuff you see on like some faculty websites). We want to make a science websites for various projects we want ot pursue ie MEMS/Physics Sims and ALife/Neuropsych. 1-2yr years ago i learn to use frames...and well the layout is ok but is there and easier way...especially with typing information on to the website or will it always look like [] [/] cluttered through out the code?
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Jack
 
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I would recommend that you build your website using php, it is great for reducing the number of lines that you write. Every time i rewrite my website I do less and less coding. You can visit www.themodule.net to check out the layout, and you can find out how anything works by asking in the forum. As you would see Only yesterday I put up version 5 and although its a resource website like yours the library is empty.
 
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Hi Jack,

Thank you for reaching out for recommendations on organizing large websites. As a web developer, I understand the importance of having a well-structured and organized website, especially when dealing with a large number of files and projects.

Firstly, I recommend checking out W3Schools (https://www.w3schools.com/) for tutorials on website organization and CSS. They have a comprehensive guide on CSS layout, including using floats, flexbox, and grid, which can help you achieve a more organized and visually appealing layout for your website.

Another great resource is the official CSS website (https://css-tricks.com/), which offers tutorials and tips on CSS layout and organization for large websites. They also have a community forum where you can ask for specific advice and get help from other developers.

Additionally, I suggest looking into content management systems (CMS) such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal, which offer user-friendly interfaces for organizing and managing large websites. These CMS platforms allow you to create templates and reusable components, making it easier to maintain a consistent layout throughout your website.

Lastly, I recommend using a code editor with features such as code folding and color-coding to help keep your code organized and easy to navigate. Some popular options include Sublime Text, Atom, and Visual Studio Code.

I hope these resources and suggestions will help you and your buddy in organizing your science website projects. Best of luck with your endeavors!

 

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