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As everyone else mentioned, it very much depends on you, on your writing style, and also on your novel…Differences between genresGenerally speaking, some novels genres tend to require more “planning” than others. High Fantasy and Science Fiction, for example, involve a lot of world building, which is best planned in advance along with the plot and the characters. Historical Fiction, similarly, will require a lot of research that goes into the “planning” of the novel.For other genres, such as modern-day thrillers or contemporary romance for instance, planning would only involve plotting and character development, with minimal world building or setting.Plotters vs pantsersThen, as mentioned earlier, it depends on you, on how you write the best. Overall, the goal of planning is actually to make you more productive, and to save you time in writing the novel, right? Some authors can’t write a book unless they’ve planned out everything in advance, so for them creating a well-detailed plot and using character sheets/templates is a vital step. These are familiarly know as “plotters”.Others, the “pantsers”, fly by by the seat of their pants and just write. Here’s a typical example of a pantser:“When I start a book, I know how it begins, and I normally know how it’s going to end. It’s just the bit in the middle that’s, shall we say, fluid.”If you’re writing your first novel, you probably won’t know whether you’re a plotter or a pantser yet. So I’d say: spend a few days working on your plot, maybe outline the first 2–3 chapters, have a good sense of your protagonist’s traits and personality, and then have an idea of the main conflicts he/she is going to face. Then start writing. If you get stuck, go back to your plot and do more planning. If you don’t get stuck, keep writing :)

I am sure you mean temporary “injunction.”You can find sample forms online or in a law library. Ask the reference librarian for help in finding form books and practice manuals for your state as well. Do not bother asking the reference librarian for help with selecting forms and preparing them; that would be unauthorized practice of law which s/he cannot do.You would need to determine in which court venue would be proper. Determining venue is often nuanced: venue may be proper in more than one court and/or it may be more advantageous to choose a particular court over another because that court may be more favorably disposed toward granting you injunctive relief. A concept people in the legal profession call “forum shopping.”Depending on your state, court and rules of procedure, you would need to prepare a petition for injunctive relief. You would also need to prepare a proposed order for temporary injunction. The court may require you to prepare other documents, such as a face sheet.Your state’s court rules may require you to send copies of your petition and order to parties entitled to receive notice you are petitioning the court for injunctive relief.You’re not finished. You have more work to do.You would have to open a file with the court where venue is proper for the action and pay the filing fee. Then, you would have to serve copies of your papers on the party(ies) against whom you are seeking injunctive relief. For that task you should use and pay a process server.Asking a court for injunctive relief is fairly sophisticated litigation. Maybe you should see an attorney about your matter.

I took a look at the source code, and one thing that will help is to clean up your CSS markup. It appears that you’re linking to several font faces, and you really don’t need them all. For a restaurant website like this, you only need one or two good fonts. Multiple font faces will slow down the website.It also appears that there is just a generic sans-serif font in the body that might occasionally be overridden. If you do not declare the font, then it could be inconsistent on different browsers. You can declare the CSS in your body element like this:body {  font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif; } (You don’t need to use Georgia — this is just an example).There are a couple other things you can do that will greatly improve this website:There is a lot of embedded CSS, and it should all go in an external style sheet. Here are instructions on how to connect an external style sheet to your index.html page: CSS How to Add CSS. As mentioned, you should use the external style sheet option even though inline and internal style sheet options are given. All of those gradient styles you have in the opening <div> should be added to the body in your external style sheet.I realize your website is still under development, but another thing you will need to do is make the website responsive. Right now, it doesn’t respond well to small screen sizes. Web designers often use a “mobile first” approach, meaning you design for small screen sizes first. You could also use Bootstrap to make your website responsive. If you’ve never worked with a framework before, it can be a little challenging, but the instructions are very clear, and if you follow them, you can get a decent website up quickly. Just make sure you link your own style sheet (described in #1) after the bootstrap CSS. If you use Bootstrap, I recommend using the starter template rather than downloading it: IntroductionGood luck with your website—Keep working at it, and it will turn out great.