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Can someone point me to some examples that I can use a model for my HTML pages and/or forms. |
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Hi, My MySQL DB consists of an Employee table and about 6 other tables with either a 1:1, 1:N, or N:N relationships to the Employee table. The N:N relationships have appropriate pivot tables. Everything is fine with the design and performance of the DB. I am trying to design an HTML (LAMP sort of thing) interface to the DB so users can read and modify the DB. My problem is that I have no artistic talents and am afraid that I would come up with a design that is not visually appealing. Given HTML pages and/or forms, I know how to write the code to read the DB. The problem is I don't have the talent to design nice looking HTML pages. Can someone point me to some examples that I can use a model for my HTML pages and/or forms. |
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Many thanks, Joe |
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Joe Hesse wrote: Hi, My MySQL DB consists of an Employee table and about 6 other tables with either a 1:1, 1:N, or N:N relationships to the Employee table. The N:N relationships have appropriate pivot tables. Everything is fine with the design and performance of the DB. I am trying to design an HTML (LAMP sort of thing) interface to the DB so users can read and modify the DB. My problem is that I have no artistic talents and am afraid that I would come up with a design that is not visually appealing. Given HTML pages and/or forms, I know how to write the code to read the DB. The problem is I don't have the talent to design nice looking HTML pages. Can someone point me to some examples that I can use a model for my HTML pages and/or forms. Just crib shamelessly. |
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Many thanks, Joe |
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