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WEBDEV concepts

Part 2 - Developing a site

4. Create a page in the editor...

1. Project and analysis

2. Projects in practice

3. Development cycle of a site

4. Create a page in the editor...

5. The following files are automatically created

6. Editing a page: zoning mode

7. "Mobile friendly" site: Dynamic serving

8. "Mobile friendly" site: Responsive Web Design

9. Internal page

10. Page templates

12. Pages in practice

13. Different types of standard controls

14. Controls in practice

15. Repeating a group of controls: loopers

16. Types of code

17. WLanguage: a simple and powerful language

18. Sequence for running the code of buttons/links

19. Upload: Sending files to the server

20. Control templates

22. Report templates

23. Different print modes

24. Displaying and sequencing pages

25. Performing a process on several successive pages

26. Style sheets: to simplify the layout

27. Site centered or anchored in width?

29. SEO of a site in practice

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Stored procedures

4. Create a page in the editor...

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The following steps are required to create a page with WEBDEV:

Create a page in the WEBDEV page editor.

Enter code (optional step).

Browser code

Server code

Save the page.

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Last update: 09/01/2021

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