i need a how to make your own website step by step giude for idiots, just something thats very basic and simple, nothing to fancy because i have never done this before! The website i had in mind is just a page and below it a few game downloads...... VERY SIMPLE!
Originally Posted by Ben~ What about the doctype ;_; we should really teach him properly shouldn't we?
The sarcasm in suggesting Notepad was to be as stupidly simple as possible, while still working within the parameters of what J.R.P was asking. Suggesting doctype kind of spoiled that.
not to argue with anyones posts but the standard html skeletal structure is:
[html]
[head]
[title]document title[/title]
[/head]
[body]document body[/body]
[/html]
dont worry about doctype or other things when starting out with html. build upon basic structure.
adding things like [img src='image url'] and [a href='link url']link text[/a] and [table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]
then add things like parameters for the additions like height and width, cell spacing, border, borderwidth, font, etc.
i suggest going to a bookstore and picking up a copy of "O'reilly html pocket reference" and "O'reilly css pocket reference"
Originally Posted by cec¿l not to argue with anyones posts but the standard html skeletal structure is:
[html]
[head]
[title]document title[/title]
[/head]
[body]document body[/body]
[/html]
dont worry about doctype or other things when starting out with html. build upon basic structure.
adding things like [img src='image url'] and [a href='link url']link text[/a] and [table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]
then add things like parameters for the additions like height and width, cell spacing, border, borderwidth, font, etc.
i suggest going to a bookstore and picking up a copy of "O'reilly html pocket reference" and "O'reilly css pocket reference"
tables!? CELLSPACING? [FONT]?!?!? D: you monster hehe. css ftw.
Thanks for all the help. So you make the webpage by using a notepad, is there any free webpage creators that do all the work for you! maybe the google webpage creator is good, has any one tried it before!
If you are looking for a WYSIWYG editor then perhaps you should give Nvu a try. If I recall correct you have the ability of using both the WYSIYG as well as the "coding" mode. The program is free, even for commercial use. Program's website can be found at http://nvudev.com
I would assume Nvu does not leave as much rubbish in your page source as WYSIWYG editors such as Frontpage Express.