Does anyone know where I can learn CSS? I’m trying to build my own website and I know a little bit about CSS but I need to know more.
I want to alter a premade wordpress theme and without knowing any CSS its hard to alter it.
If there is a website where I could learn this stuff, that would be great since my budget is close to nil.
Thanks for the help in advance! 🙂
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i only have open office and need to make a powerpoint for my class. the class only has powerpoint 2003. do you think it will work? i open PowerPoint’s from microsoft on open office all the time so i figure it would go the other way.
I am going to make a dual boot system and i was wondering what linux distribution would offer new things that windows dosent. It would be nice if the distribution was free. I was also wondering how much i should partition off for linux
…but except it. 🙂
I was just wondering what are the licence terms on those types of wordpress themes.
Under what licence are they distributed? Can they be used for commercial purposes? Basically, my question is – if a theme is free, what am I allowed and not allowed to do with it?
I would like to know as much as possible
Thanks.
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I would like to save some plugins from one of my wordpress blogs and upload them to another wordpress blog I own. The only way I can see so far is to back up my entire WP database and use phpmyadmin, but that backs up the entire site, all I want to do is reuse the plugins. Some I paid for and can use again on any site.
My friend told me you can put linux on almost any cell phone today. Can anyone tell me how to put it on the samsung behold?
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