Library Website Files Explained

This website is built using several files, each with a specific purpose:

• Styling:

  • css folder: This folder holds all the files that control how your website looks, like fonts, colors, and layout. Think of it as the outfit your website wears!

• Images:

  • images folder: This folder stores all the pictures used on your website, like logos or book covers. They add personality to your site!

• Pages:

  • books.php: This page displays a table listing all the books in your library's database. Imagine it as a giant bookshelf!

  • bottombit.php: This file contains the footer, which appears at the bottom of every webpage. It's like a signature for your website.

  • topbit.php: This file holds important information for the entire website, like links to stylesheets and the website title. Think of it as the head office that keeps everything organised.

  • index.php: This is the home page, the first thing people see when they visit your website. It's like the front door of your library!

  • insert_form.php: This page allows users to easily add new books to the library database through a form. It's a user-friendly way to keep your library collection up-to-date!

  • delete.php (For admin only!): This file contains code for deleting books from the database, but in level 3 we learn to make it hidden from regular users to protect the library's information.

• Database Connection:

  • connect.php: This file handles the secret handshake that connects the website to your library's database, allowing it to access book information.