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else that may need help with such things having to do with webpage design. If you have any
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The following is a step by step set of
instructions on how to create a homepage and the basic html codes you will need to know.Step 1. Make sure you have the <html> code at the top of
your edit screen. This is the first tag you type.
Step 2. Now you need to have the head and title
tags. They look like this: <head> Step 3. The body tag comes next. In the body
tag, you will determine the colors of you background, text and links. To find a list of
color codes you can go here: http://www.oocities.org/Heartland/4249/color.html
Just click the color you like and the code will be in the box above. Then you type it into
the body tag for which ever choice you want that color. Like this: Step 4. Headlines. You will want to put a
headline on your page now. If you want a large headline, use <h1>My
Headline</h1> Step 5. Images. The image tag is this: <img src="file-name.gif">
Step 6. Links. To link another page you need to
use the link tags. It will look like this: <a
href="http://www.oocities.org"> Clickable Text Here</a> It is important to put the </a> tag after
the text you want to be able to click on to get to the url. This makes a link. To make an e-mail link you would change the link
above to the "mailto:" link. <a href="mailto:you@mail.com"> Your
e-mail addy here or image tag </a> Step 7. Choosing text styles. There are several
different things you can do with text. You don't have to put any tags before and after
text but you may want to make the text bold, italisized or a different size or color. Here
is a list of tags that will do these things. To make bold- <b>Text goes here</b> Step 8. We have gone over how to center an
object or group of text. But if you want to align something to the right or left of the
page, you can use these tags: <p align="left"> Object or text
here </p> Step 9. Making lines. To move to the next line on your page, the tag for line break is <br> Just place this tag where you want the move to take place. <p> makes a double line. Step 10. The end of your page should have the closing html and body tags. </body> </html> This just signifies that you are done. You can still add anthing you want in between the top and bottom. Have fun! Other Help topics |