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PHP - What Coding Language Should I Look Into?
Hi again PHP Freaks.
So I would like to code something similar to the buy menu of Counter-strike: Global offensive in-game module, just in a browser and for a project of mine. I've made the design in photoshop to illustrate better.
I just don't know what I should look into to make this kind of menu, I would love if someone could explain me what languages that this would require. (I'm guessing HTML, CSS and jQuery but I am not sure) more specific help like which particular codes would be much appreciated.
Here is a picture of what I would like to create. (Also attached)
http://i1227.photobu...zps4195288a.png
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