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Azure Jane Lunatic (Azz) 🌺 ([personal profile] azurelunatic) wrote2003-07-14 07:18 am

Ooooh, shiny.

Barnes was the FA who uncrated the first PCs for these two DeVry labs in 1986. Makes me feel old, because I can remember the version of WordPerfect she was talking about...

Need my old HTML book with. Not problem!

Web page needs to be up Thursday.

I must use massive, massive comments. Including with my CSS. No prob.

Name of the program.
Programmer name.
Class group. Date. What assignment.

WHY. Because I was bored and wanted to do it? Because it creates style for my homepage?


She hates frames. Just like I do. We're going to get along very well.

(But, supposing you have BOTH default.html AND index.html?? What happens then?? [okay, I'm evil. I'm going to try it. Yep, I'm evil.])

Comment after the <HTML> tag for my happy identification bits. Whee?



Joanie no baka... we should have brought our zip disk.
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[personal profile] wibbble 2003-07-14 10:07 am (UTC)(link)
Further to this, the appropriate line in an Apache configuration is:

DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php

(This example lifted from my own httpd.conf file - it checks 'index.html', then 'index.htm', and finally, if there's no static content, it goes for 'index.php'. This makes sense for me, given that the primary uses for my web server are sharing files to the local network, and playing with PHP.)

I believe, but am too lazy to test, that this would also work when placed in a .htaccess file.