D3C Portfolio Blog

Bloody hell, been working hard on removing the errors Ive picked up along the way on the site and the CMS. I ain’t gonna beat around the bush, what Ive managed to achieve, im mightly impressed with, had to learn part of PHP i have never before tried to understand and all this without any [...]

Well then.. well bloody then, then!!
So I come to the conclusion that Wordpress used to be good but after taking out the “post_category” field in the db table “posts” I find it frustratingly hard to achieve the quick links for my blog posts sorting process regarding “categories” /sigh
So I, and by this I blame Nuttycoder [...]

Ok so been some time since i last updated the blog.
In that time I have managed a fair amount of work and will list it all out below.

Started the CMS.
Completed CMS sections “Edit Sub-Title” “Edit Content” “Add Link” & “Edit link” now all update the main site.
Got the Links categorised with options for the CMS [...]

Updates!!

Got the “Contact” Page up and running.
Got the layout for the “Uni Work” section sorted, temporary data used to immic the real usage.
Got the “Contact” Page up and running.
Put very brief new bit of info on the “Home Page” news section.

Hoping to keep the PHP content and usability side going, next will be getting these [...]

Even more work been done on the site
#Updates

Changed main content div background to match the sub header sky blue and boxed off that same content to introduce a clear breadcrumbs section that fits inbetween the 2 different containers
Got the hover and styling for the links sorted.
All links now active and go [...]

So some more work done to the site..
#Updates

Picked the colours to use, orange, sky blue and a granite black.
Spent far too much time on the layout, think im finally happy with the one set now.
Inputting PHP code to make sure all repeatative code is done using require_once commands.

Really enjoying doing this site and hope i [...]

Ok so the time has come to get a portfolio site thats actually decent
Im trying to get the code to be as professional as my teachings & self tuition have reached thus far… cleaning up the independant files by using require_once commands as often as any information or design is repeated and also [...]