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Alright, I think I solved it. If you visit the site (ebilro.altervista.org) you should see the Amatic font now (http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/amatic). Now time to learn how to add server information (php right?). Although I don't host a server, can I still do this? I'm assuming it will just say that everything is offline.

I've come up with this so far: http://ebilro.altervista.org/index.htm What do you guys think? This is basically my first website. I learned how to make an ugly 90's looking HTML page a few years ago but forgot everything lol. If anybody wants to give me some tips or advice or anything feel free. I just started re-learning how to use Dreamweaver a couple nights ago and I've gotten the basics down again. There's still a ton of work to be done and I have to add things like "amount of players online" etc which I have no idea how to do yet but I have the foundation! EDIT: Apparently my friend said it's not using the custom font I downloaded as he doesn't have it on his machine. Does anyone know how how visitors who don't have this font can see it on my website? I tried: @font-face { font-family: Amatic; src: local(Amatic), url('fonts/Amatic.ttf') format('opentype'); } but it still doesn't work. The font name is called Amatic.tff. I have it in my Windows/Fonts as well as in my website's fonts folder.

I like to learn by breaking down completed code so this should be a good start for me, thanks!

I'm looking to create a website for an old server of mine that may re-launch. I'm very experienced with Photoshop and I used to use Dreamweaver (CSS and HTML) a couple years ago but have basically forgot everything about it. Can anyone point me at a place to start? I can create the look and design of the site but I have no idea how to code it in to an actual site. I also have no idea how to integrate stats (plug-ins?) such as "players online" and War of Emperium stats like most websites have. My style is minimalism so maybe if somebody has a template I can look at it and figure out how certain things work but I'd rather figure it out from ground zero.