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> Thanks for all the advice, unfortunately I can't understand alot of
> some of the answers. Soz!
Dave,
Do a google on html tutorials.
Then read up on ws_ftp to upload your new creation to your web space. I use
lots of different locations and really must tidy it all up one day.
I found the simplest way to learn having done some tutorials was to look at
the code behind simple sites.. none of your complexed stuff.
I tend to edit my stuff in word pad.
If I see some fetaures I like I try them. Sometimes they work others they
don't.
Once you have your basic site structure set up your laughing. I.e. Home
page, Series page, Beer drinking page all sat in seperate folders for to
make it simple.
You'll have hours of fun and frustration doing it this way but the
satisfaction is worth it in the end.
My sites are nothing clever, indeed true code masters may turn in their
swivel chairs, but hey it's not hurting anyone and it's all a bit of fun.
My pages have been written on a variety of software from raw Html to some on
Publisher.. if you look at sites produced by publisher then their code is
miles long for a simple page.
to look at code try this..
http://www.lrproject.com/lrproject.html
then right click on the background and select "view source" scan through and
you will eventually get the idea what it's all doing. "Save as" onto your
hard drive then open the document by right click and "Open with" something
like notepad wordpad or the likes... tinker with the code.. save again then
just double click the file to see what you have done. Thats how I learned
what I know along side html tutorials free on the web. It's unlikely the
images will show but you will get the idea.
All sounds very complicated but once you've had a few drunken nights
tinkering you'll soon have knocked up your own basic site. Not only that you
will become a "view source" addict on new sites you visit to see how it's
done.
One day I'll master Java and alike.
Lee D
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www.lrproject.com
