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I got the mockup of the home page done.
Most of the Frontend HTML & CSS just need to do the menu and login stuff
html with proper forms and id's
This is good. Although you should really use margins and padding instead of line-breaks. Doing this would highly benefit us in the future when we want to adjust these values because only the CSS would have to be changed.
By the end of today I should have the HTML with the appropriate PHP in it so that when you make further changes to the HTML I would have to change it with you.
So I got the php done for the most part. But the problem is that I can't test the code because I don't have a dummy database. Secondly, unless you have setup a wamp server and have the data base as well then it would make it a lot harder for you to edit just the basic HTML.
So as long as you keep the basic div structure I guess we should work on seperate copies then I'll just simply implement the PHP into your final copy
Hey guys, sorry I haven't been able to go to the last two meetings. I've still been working on the site and I have the updated HTMl and CSS with the menu drop-down and all the pages. I just gotta work on the add book page and the header. Also, if you can take a look at the ECM and CIS pages and see what I can do to make the php easier to implement.
Last edit: Renato Costa 2013-03-21
Good good. My idea for sorting the books into groups would be to just have the one main page but with a search feature. This would create less confusion by having less pages. And more dynamic, so if we wanted to add more programs we would just need to update the database and not have to create more pages.
But if we are going to do multiple pages implemented the PHP into the new pages will be just the same as the main page. (Just add one line to only grab book for a specific course)
So Just keep the structure of the HTML elements the same and your good..
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