News Page

[dhnhuy webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Hi All,

Could anyone tell me how to creat a news page (dynamic content) which can be update daily. I mean what kind of database I have to use and the best way to manage it.

Thanks in advance,
Huy

[Peter Kumaschow]

Any database will do. But if it's just one page buy Contribute and use it to
maintain your website.



"dhnhuy" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> Could anyone tell me how to creat a news page (dynamic content) which can

be update daily. I mean what kind of database I have to use and the best way
to manage it.

>
> Thanks in advance,
> Huy
>
>

[bender]

Hello folks.

Please take a look at this unfinished website :
[url]http://carews-right-hook.mine.nu/d042004/news.asp[/url] Even though it's not in
English it should be pretty easy to navigate. You'll see four main menu
choices, when you go from one to another you'll notice the difference in
length the table has. Im looking for tips as to how I can make them more or
less the same length. I could obviously add lots of <br> to the news page
but what happens when I add 4-5 more news items to the database, it will
look stupid, wont it ? Im also open for other improvments (and I have not
began to look at fonts-type and font-colors).

Appreciate any advice.

[William Tasso]

> Hello folks.

>
> Please take a look at this unfinished website :
> [url]http://carews-right-hook.mine.nu/d042004/news.asp[/url] Even though it's
> not in English it should be pretty easy to navigate.

light blue on grey is not easy.

> You'll see four
> main menu choices, when you go from one to another you'll notice the
> difference in length the table has. Im looking for tips as to how I
> can make them more or less the same length.

why?

> I could obviously add
> lots of <br> to the news page but what happens when I add 4-5 more
> news items to the database, it will look stupid, wont it ? Im also
> open for other improvments (and I have not began to look at
> fonts-type and font-colors).

go for high contrast.

> Appreciate any advice.

There is nothing on your page that requires HTML tables to define
presentation.

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