1 2 3 4 "a walking open wound, and this is about as social as I get now"
But enough of my day sucking. I (still) have feedback and feedback replies to do, and people to wave at, and Entourage fic to write. And another writing deadline in the second week in July. Plus I just had to turn down a chance to tech a show at the Fringe because of work/moving flat. And Dad says to do it anyway because life's just that easy *sighs*
More importantly: people who know web-design!
I know basic html, and even more basic CSS. I'm coding a site for my Dad for the team he coaches. However, in an ideal world there would be some easy way for the head coach of the team to update the site with scores without going into the code. My current solution is a blog/twitter linked to the site, with me doing edits to the real coding later (for the fixtures/results lists and to link to match reports).
I am pretty sure real sports sites have a better way of doing this, and some kind of easy interface. However, as I am not a professional web-designer or a programmer, can anyone think of any other solution to this problem? Do you have coding secrets you would like to share with me?
More importantly: people who know web-design!
I know basic html, and even more basic CSS. I'm coding a site for my Dad for the team he coaches. However, in an ideal world there would be some easy way for the head coach of the team to update the site with scores without going into the code. My current solution is a blog/twitter linked to the site, with me doing edits to the real coding later (for the fixtures/results lists and to link to match reports).
I am pretty sure real sports sites have a better way of doing this, and some kind of easy interface. However, as I am not a professional web-designer or a programmer, can anyone think of any other solution to this problem? Do you have coding secrets you would like to share with me?