KingSingh

I don't get what you mean by access the script. To go on XAMPP, in the Terminal, I type su-root password-/opt/lampp/lampp start Then I go to LOCALHOST/ To stop XAMPP, I do the above but type 'stop' instead of 'start'. Thanks anyway, 'cause now I can test my PHP scripts locally. EDIT: Oh, you're probably on 'bout XAMPP on Windows... Lol. I used Fedora more.

Hi, I'm new at Xisto, and it's a good host, but there are too many forums so sorry if I got this is the wrong forum. I am using Fedora 9 (Linux) and I want to test PHP locally and one of the moderators said XAMPP is good. I''ve got it installed and that, and I can go to the XAMPP page by going to LOCALHOST/xampp/ and logging in. However, I want to know how I can use XAMPP to test PHP locally. Any help would be appreciated.

Following on from what Pinkeboo said above, id's are used for thing's like header's, footer's, sidebar's etc. and are like this in The CSS: #idname { property: value; text-align: right }ID's are shown with HTML usually with div tags like this: <div id="idname">Content content content etc</div>Classes can be used several times and a commonly used style of classes is to align. For example, the CSS to centre align anything .center { text-align: center; } and the HTML would be like this: <div class="right"></div>If you want the same class for different HTML tags, you can do this: p.right { property:value; }div.right { different stuff: from above; } and <p class="right">content</p><div class="right">Differently styled right class</div> I hope you have found this useful.

I learn HTML and CSS from w3Schools.

What do you want to do? Which image? How should it be aligned?It would help if you gave this sort of information, and maybe post the header code so we can see what you've done wrong and right?

Okay, Photoshop is the best and really easy to use.Paint Shop Pro isn't too good, it was confusing for me when I started GFX. GIMP is cross-platform, can do almost anything Photoshop, but it's really complicated. PDN (Paint.NET) is okay, I don't like it though.

Hello, I'm KingSingh. You may know me from some other forums (non-hosting ).I have tried many hosts and have found that they suck. I found one okay one, but it sucks with uptime.I found out about Xisto ages ago (about 1 year ago actually) from Google, but I thought it was a scam. I tried other hosters, but they sucked so I came back here.Okay, nice to meet you all.