Html

[Stark]

After doing a quick tutorial, I want to try this out, I downloaded the Wesker report from the Ysi links thread, and am tempted to make a page by page thingy, where you click on the page to go to the next page (with the next picture) I'll probably try this, this evening. I just wonder how I am supposed to get it on the internet

[Moz]

You need to upload your pages to a server, or set up your own, to view it online. There are lots of free hosts around.

I'm not sure what tutorial or whatever you're reading, but I suggest you learn to code XHTML. It's basically like HTML, but is stricter and therefore compatible with more user agents. Plus you get to learn to use CSS to style pages, rather than font, b, i, and u tags.

If you have trouble with anything you can PM me at timmybiotch on AIM or [email protected] on MSN.

[Valholy]

you can use kd3sign.co.uk to host your pages

[Drageuth]

There are lots of places you can host your pages. It really depends on what you need. If you're looking for a good pay site, I would recommend http://www.newwebsite.com

Since you're just starting out, a free server is the best idea for you. So you might want to try something like http://www.hostultra.com

I'm not sure which freepages are still up and running anymore...

[Stark]

Thanks for the links guys.

Moz, I used this page to get myself started so I really only know the basics.

http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General...TMLPrimer.html

[Vivi]

www.htmlgoodies.com
Great place to learn.

[Stark]

Well in the end I used Tripod, cos I know that place so its not as hard to set up.

Edit: I'll pass a link once I have it set up

[kohlrak]

http://www.networkactiv.com for quicker editing. But you need to find some one to run it.

[Stark]

Okies, well have a look at this and tell me your thoughts. Hope yuo can get in

http://theepitomeofpain.tripod.com/Main/index.html

[polobunny]

Not bad. I suggest you get good coding habits right now, like when you insert a P (paragraph) you pass 2 lines and such. This will help you troubleshoot future more complex webpage.
You can also add comments in your code that won't be seen by doing that
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[Stark]

Not bad. I suggest you get good coding habits right now, like when you insert a P (paragraph) you pass 2 lines and such. This will help you troubleshoot future more complex webpage.
You can also add comments in your code that won't be seen by doing that
Download Links:
Links are hidden from guests. Please register to be able to view these links. This way it'll be all clean and when you'll need to fix a page with styles or stuff it will be cake.

ta, I will note that.

[Unforgiven]

Maybe use frames instead of loading a new page everytime?

[Stark]

Maybe use frames instead of loading a new page everytime?

Sounds like an idea, I just did a basic one anyway, I can improve on it now.

[kohlrak]

I found the best way to learn HTML is to take certain parts of codes out to see what happens. Quite simple, actually. lol It's java script that's tough and i'm not even gonna look into that. I heard there might be a way to use C++ in web pages... Sounds nice, i might look into it. I heard it has to do with CGI. If you look into C++, you might wanna check into that, Christopher.

[pkt-zer0]

Well, JavaScript, PHP, and the like use nearly identical syntax to C or C++, so if you can use either, it won't take much time to learn JS. You just have to know how a HTML works, afterwards it's easy. Instead of a file or the screen, you write stuff to a HTML document.