(Back)
|
|
||
|
|
|||
|
About this site This page is not a tutorial although you can find some tutorials from links on this page. I use this page as a reference for Web Development. Additionally I answer repeated questions I get from Web sites I administer. I also do NOT do this for a living but it seems like there is plenty of potential business out there. I do offer consulting for a fee about getting started the right way. There are tons of tools to make WEB PAGES but this does not mean you can be a carpenter just because you found a good hammer and saw. I waive consulting fees to local non-profit organizations that serve children or provide support of organised sports. I usually can steer you to someone who will do a great job making you what you need for an affordable amount of money. There are virtually tons of so called professional web pages created that are flawed in very serious ways. Most common flaws include:
|
Web ProvidersThe most important decision about a WEB Site is
(TOP)
|
This is Web Generation stuff is TOO MUCH, who can I get to do it? |
<a HREF="#"onmouseover=document.viewer.src="images/a_image.jpg"; onmouseout=document.viewer.src="images/blank_image.gif">real example: ##
HTML Can Be Fun ?HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML is a world wide programming language that allows you to make your own web page for the Internet. If you are already computer literate, making Web pages is very easy. If you are not already computer literate, you are going to need some help getting started and getting your tools in place. HTML is one of the easiest languages to learn, but you cannot learn it all in one day, in fact with all of the newer programs that companies are coming out with and all the newer versions of HTML coming out such as HTML3.0 you are going to always have to be learning new things. Technically you really don't need to know all of these commands, but they are good to know because these commands do help you get just what you need or want out of the Internet. In HTML you use what are called tags, tags are anything between the less than and the greater than < >. If you have ever used the old word programs that are designed for DOS you will begin to learn very fast because you are familiar with Tags that make things bold this is just like HTML. One of the most common made mistakes in HTML is capitalization. If you are linking to an image and you put it all in CAPS (however on the server it is in lower case) the image will not load HTML LINKS CAN BE CASE SENSITIVE as UNIX is the usual platform. image.gif is not the same file as Image.gif. If you are either planning to design a web page or you are currently in the process we recommend that you click below WHERE TO START IN HTML |
Ball Is made with tools called GIF Construction Set by Alchemy MindworksInternet Explorer, Netscape both include a Web Editor. You may also use Microsoft Word although it will not create a terse description but will never the less put out what you see reasonably well. All of these are Free.
SUBMITTING AND MAKING YOUR SITE BOOKMARK COMPATABLE, META STATEMENTS AND MORETo have a web page that will properly "bookmark" or be saved as "Favorite" you have to have a title that is meaningful. Simply "HOME PAGE" will be mixed in with tens of thousands just like it and show up as HOME PAGE. Not at useful. Choose a meaningful title as specific as possible. "John Doe Family in Pittsburg, PA Home Page." Headers look like this <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Salkow Territory's HTML Development and VISUAL BASIC Page</TITLE> <META NAME="author" CONTENT="salkow@bychoice.com"> <META NAME="description" CONTENT="Salkow Territory's Web Builder Resource Page, html page, visual basic, perl, making web pages, providers, web hosting, how tos of web pages, links to Information manager and finder-web- search ferret32 software."> <META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="service providers, domain name hosting and registration, visual basic, ferret32, headers,web page generation, CGI, robots, wizards,submitter, submit"> </HEAD> Title, Author, description, and keywords are all used by search engines as the basis of Internet searching. To make your site best searchable and maintainable you should include:
Tell me more about Search Engines |
FREE DOWNLOAD - Domain Name Analyzer is powerful free software that can help you find the perfect domain name.
http://budgetregister.com/cgi-bin/ad/tracker.cgi?wus4bFORWARDING SERVICES - You can make any domain open to an existing URL, and even attach keywords and a description. Put this together with the new LONGER DOMAINS (up to 67 characters), and you've got a powerful tool to MAXIMIZE YOUR SEARCH ENGINE TRAFFIC. See our site for prices and details:
http://budgetregister.com/cgi-bin/ad/tracker.cgi?wus4cA line like this will fetch a Yahoo Map:
http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?Pyt=Tmap&addr=7450+Alder+Court&csz=Pleasant
on%2C+CA&Get+Map=Get+Map
Javascript is a subset of Java that was created for use with the Netscape web browser and has limited functions for web-based options only. Other browsers have begun supporting Javascript because of its features that remove the load from the webserver and give the user more control over what can be accomplished. With Javascript, you can create simple forms without a form processor script.
VBScript was developed by Microsoft in response to Javascript, and is based on Visual Basic (Microsoft's developer environment). Like Javascript, it also runs completely within the browser on the client computer.
ActiveX controls are downloaded and inserted into your browser automatically. Each control has its own unique certificate bearing the author's special signature. A certificate is presented each time a new control is encountered. You can then choose to accept it or bypass the control altogether. You can either use existing controls, or write your own, using Visual C++ or Java. ActiveX controls can create animated graphics and other special effects.
(TOP)DBperl is a database access Application Programming Interface (API) for the Perl Language
Click here for imagemapexample.html
Click here to get Image2.jpg that goes with this page.
(TOP)|
(TOP) HTML Webpages - For information or questions regarding this web page, please contact Steve Salkow |