Hey guys, sorry about the delay, been a bit busy; here are all the materials I used in the sessions this week, if you have any questions send them through to the usual email; I'm thinking of setting up a small commenting system on here like on my blog so that you can leave messages much more easily.
<p>Also don't forget to track me down on Facebook, if enough of you add me I'll create a group or something so you can discuss the sessions and what YOU want to talk about in them.</p>
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<li><a href="/samples/pal/week10/slides.pptx" rel="external">PowerPoint Slides</a> (<a href="/samples/pal/week10/slides.ppt" rel="external">PPT Version</a>)</li>
<li><a href="/samples/pal/week10/html4_template.htm" rel="external">HTML4 Template</a></li>
<li><a href="/samples/pal/week10/xhtml_template.htm" rel="external">XHTML Template</a></li>
<li><a href="/samples/pal/week10/css_template.htm" rel="external">XHTML with CSS Template</a></li>
<li><a href="/samples/pal/week10/sprite_template.htm" rel="external">CSS Sprite Template</a></li>
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<p>You may notice some of the examples looking slightly... improved, especially those in the Monday session hehe. Also if you're interested in learning more about the JavaScript example I used this week 'external', it's infact running on this page (javascript.js) used on the sample links above :)</p>
<p>Also back to a quick thing I skimmed over in the sessions, <a href="/images/footer.gif" rel="external">here is a direct link</a> to the image used to render the links in the footer of my website. Why not use the <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60" rel="external">FireFox Web Developer toolbar</a> to have a look at the CSS on my site (Ctrl+Shift+E); and work out how I did it! Hint: It's right at the bottom of style.css!</p>
<p>Next week we'll be covering JavaScript! Why not find something interesting done in JavaScript on a website that you use? We'll discuss in the session.</p>