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Can anyone help please, I have had to use html with an sql database, to get the page to look good. As I have never used html and Sql together can anyone point to a web site or explain the best was to work.

The code usedis below and an Image from the page ( I hope )

yours

Mike

<p>Postcode:
             <input type="postcode" name=postcode" size="12" maxlength="10"/>
             <input type="submit" value="Search"/> </p>
            </div

@m-burdess sorry, I don't even understand your question and your HTML code seems a bit wrong or incomplete.
Have you checked the video tutorials regarding databases?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIAN5B2dSl0&list=PL0I-4WLYvbmg0uBSo6jabSg034o8_lbfx

Regards.

@luishp

Yes, and also used this to learn with (which was a good learning tool), but has not helped with a responsive web site. So as, the normal way of working was to create a TextArea and Button, and did not work or look good. I went back html to see if that looked better. The page layout goes like Master container, then three containers within this one. One for the header, the second container has two container within, left one for the text(information) and search ( textArea & Button), then the result part, the right side just has an image(Map). The third container is the footer.

The html was only created to see if the layout would work within a responsive site, and it did. Each time a try to create part of a responsive page and use the textArea and button, everything does not look right.

I must be missing something, so will go back and try again.

 

your

Mike

 

@m-burdess are you using the included CSS classes for responsive design?
Did you know you can easily position objects inside Containers to stay positioned?

CSS classes to facilitate objects positioning inside a Container, in both responsive and standard designs:

.neo-top-right
.neo-bottom-right
.neo-top-left
.neo-bottom-left
.neo-top-center
.neo-bottom-center
.neo-middle-center
.neo-middle-left
.neo-middle-right

Regards.

@luishp

No, I will look at that.

thank you