~Advance Geocities~
HTML style of formating your page. Just as long as you don't abuse it that much.

I really don’t like the use of frames that much just because
they usally follow you around when you change from page to page. So if you are going to use frames DON’T use them in your main page. Is not a bad thing to use them in your main page, but I don’t really recomended in a main page unless there is a switch
~Adding Frames to your page~
2) Know your geocities: Go to Format on the menu bar and
click on Advance Page Proverties. Place the I-beam on the
Head script and enter the following HTML code. This will
be inserted on the "blank page".
<FRAMESET COLS="200,600">
<FRAME SRC="Left.html" SCROLLING="AUTO" NORESIZE MARGINHEIGHT="0" MARGINWIDTH="0" NAME="left"
<FRAME SRC="Right.html" SCROLLING="AUTO" NORESIZE MARGINHEIGHT="0" MARGINWIDTH="0" NAME="right"
1) Create 3 pages; one for the left side,
another one for the right side, and a blank
page to include both pages.
You can edited any way you want....
Highlight HTML code, right click to
copy it and press Ctrl v to paste it in
your pagebuilder.
A embed midi player (midi player that has been cut and pasted
to your web page). Whats great about the embed player is that
the web surfer can turn off or on a midi while in a page.
~Adding a midi player~
<embed SRC="Filename.mid" VOLUME="50" loop="true">
1) Go to Add-ons, Format and scrips,
HTML code and enter this.
<EMBED SRC="Filename.mid " TYPE="audio/x-midi" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="40" AUTOSTART="false""
Note: There are tons of interesting pages out there. If you see
         something you like from a page just simply click the right mouse
         and left click on view source. For those who think that they are smart
         by useing a “no right click script” (Hahahaha) you can still see someones
         HTML page by clicking on the menu bar on view -source-.