29-10-2004, 10:35 PM
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I am the Eg Man
 
Join Date: Oct 2004
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 how do you upload a web? ..I had mentioned before in another forum ( or thread ) that I'd like you to take a look at my web...so this would be a good opportunity to get both your advice and your opinion  ...keeping in mind that I've only been playing with computers for almost four months now and I'm not looking for a fancy site..just practical and well working... and I take criticism very well...even strong criticism...if it's constructive...so feel free to speak your mind you're not going to hurt my feelings...I already know I've got alot to learn... I'd like to add a few features like "back to top( of the page ) " thingy's...and a few simple animations like words flying in and out, etc...just to make it a little more interesting...yet keeping it simple and practical |
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30-10-2004, 09:52 AM
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Student Bum
 
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Basically there are two different ways to put your files on the web, one is called FTP and the other is by using a website..
Now first of all you need some where where you can upload your files to (a web host) - a web host is like a big hard drive, thats always on the internet, each user has his own folder and can upload / edit / delete their files  I'll give you some webspace on my own server: Username: myweb@tea.ascuk.net Password: I Private Messaged you with it now all you have to do is open up your Internet Browser and type this in the address bar: ftp://tea.ascuk.net you will now be asked to enter a username and password. Your username is: myweb@tea.ascuk.net and the password you know. Now once you are successfully in the folder, you will see a file saying "HI" that i put in it now all you have to do is "drag & drop" your files next to the file saying "HI". then tell me once u've done it.. and i will have alook at the website for you
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31-10-2004, 02:35 AM
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Supreme Geek
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About your "back to top" button. It's very easy to do and you only need basic XHTML to do it. You will have to use the <a name> tag. Go on the site I provided and it should all be there.
About your "animations". With the new standards, you need to use styles, either with the <style> tag or within a .css file (Cascading Style Sheets). To apply certain instructions to specific parts of the code, you will need to create classes, and describe those classes in your .css file. Also, you will need to validate your code to make sure it works with every browser, which you can do here: http://w3.validator.org To validate your html page, you will need the <doctype> tag and you will also need to write some code in the <html> tag, which I believe no one knows by heart, but http://www.w3schools.net should have all the info, here's an example for XHTML 1.0 Transitional: Quote:
Be advised that in XHTML 1.x Strict, you cannot use frames, you have to use tables instead. |
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