Can some one?
hello there i decided to make a website i dont know were to begin i have joined angelfire.com were do i go from here?
i hope oddworld fans can guide me through my first website thankyou :) |
This is supposed to be in Off Topic.
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No one can teach you the basics. It'd be better if you goto a website such as http://www.w3schools.org or http://www.htmlgoodies.com and search around for HTML tutorials.
Good luck. Alcar... |
ok it will take me a while but i will learn some html but first off angelfire.com dosnt have that much options is there any other webhosting sites?
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You could try http://www.brinkster.com as they are reasonably good. They don't have any HTML tutorials though, only hosting.
Alcar... |
dont worry angelfire is going ok now with html but i might still need some help to get certain features heres what i done so far
Scrapheap this is not going to be entirely on oddworld but will have some oddworld stuff as well as other stuff so 1st probelm how do i get that image scroler you know that thing on depths of odd were it has rare pics and you can scrole through them how do i get that |
I'm not sure what you're specifically asking for, but try www.webmonkey.com for some great HTML tutorials. I learned all of what I know (which isn't that much) from Webmonkey.
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I'll help you out. This involves two pages. Let's call them "MenuBar.html" and "TargetWindow.html" "MenuBar" In this page, you'll have to create a hyperlink surrounding your thumbnail images in the "img tag". After the link put the "target=TargetMenu.html" tag. This makes it so your page pops up in the Mainwindow while keeping the SideMenu off to the side. Example: <a href="picture1.html" target="mainwindow"><img src="thumbnail1.gif"></a> <br> "TargetWindow" This is the page where you add the "frameset tag". DO NOT PUT IT IN THE BODY. This tag goes between the head tag. Example: <frameset cols="25%,75%"> <frame src="MenuBar.html" name="sidemenu" noresize> <frame src="TargetWindow.html" name="mainwindow"> </frameset> This makes it so your two pages are now linked together in frames. If you have any problems, just PM me. -oddguy:fuzcool: |
so were does the MenuBar.html come in to all of this?
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Here we go! Sorry, I made a typo!:fuzemb:
"MenuBar" In this page, you'll have to create a hyperlink surrounding your thumbnail images in the "img tag". After the link put the "target=MenuBar.html" tag. This makes it so your page pops up in the Mainwindow while keeping the SideMenu off to the side. Example: <a href="picture1.html" target="mainwindow"><img src="thumbnail1.gif"></a> <br> "TargetWindow" This is the page where you add the "frameset tag". DO NOT PUT IT IN THE BODY. This tag goes between the head tag. Example: <frameset cols="25%,75%"> <frame src="MenuBar.html" name="sidemenu" noresize> <frame src="TargetWindow.html" name="mainwindow"> </frameset> Pretty much MenuBar.html doesn't have to be exact. The HTML page you want to be off the side goes in front of sidemenu. I just put it there for an example. The same goes for TargetWindow.html. -oddguy :fuzcool: |