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Judgmenl 10/10/19 10:02:35 PM #10:	Viking_Mudcrap posted... Essentially, if I wanted to learn how to add an HTML search bar code to a website and change the design, what type of language or classes would I need to take in a college? As a certification/continued education type of thing. Web Desing/Programming? I assume the language is HTML. I ask becuase at work I am managing a platform in where I am asking the IT of a costumer to install a search bar on their website, but most of them dont know how to add the code and more importantly - the design. Work is willing to sponsor the class, but unsure where to start. Thanks, I can't even begin to answer this question. The web development landscape is so ridiculous today that your customer could be running one of a hundred different web stacks, all of which handle HTML generation differently. There's a zero percent chance that anyone is still running statically generated HTML in this day and age. --- You're a regular Jack Kerouac <cite>Judgmenl posted [p:928613495] in Question t... [t:78076904]...</cite> <quote>Viking_Mudcrap posted...</cite> <quote>Essentially, if I wanted to learn how to add an HTML search bar code to a website and change the design, what type of language or classes would I need to take in a college? As a certification/continued education type of thing. Web Desing/Programming? I assume the language is HTML. I ask becuase at work I am managing a platform in where I am asking the IT of a costumer to install a search bar on their website, but most of them dont know how to add the code and more importantly - the design. Work is willing to sponsor the class, but unsure where to start. Thanks, </quote> I can't even begin to answer this question. The web development landscape is so ridiculous today that your customer could be running one of a hundred different web stacks, all of which handle HTML generation differently. There's a zero percent chance that anyone is still running statically generated HTML in this day and age. --- You're a regular Jack Kerouac</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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