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Your Page
Well people.. now is the time of truth. This is where everything you've learned, finally gets pulled together. Will it work? Let's find out.
As you've figured out by now, there's a lot of stuff that goes on behind the scenes in doing a web page.. the HTML is a large portion of it.. and you know what? the results is what is easily seen to the naked eye.. it's what's not seen that is and can be tricky.. This page here will show you the very last things you need to know to put together a page.. from top.. to bottom.. and a few little tricks in between. What you put in that middle area.. is up to you.
Let's start with some of the REALLY invisible stuff:
Everything that is listed above.. MUST be there in order for a page to even appear on the internet... sure.. maybe you forget to put a title in it'll work.. but you have to have the rest in there.. or your page will be totally invisible.
Let's move onto the very next thing that you need here
<body background="back2.jpg" text="#000000" bgcolor="#fde0bc" link="#0000ff" vlink="#842dce">
WHOA! She did it to us again! went and made things complicated! YUP.. sorry.. it had to be done.. but most importantly.. here's what it all means!
Ok.. here's a little lecture.. now you don't have to read it.. but I highly advise that you do!
Text is the same way .. Someone may have their settings, for text,set on white, for example.. your page will be invisible.
Bgcolor.. this is the one that very few people think about.. they figure.. "Hey! I've got a background up.. I don't need any bgcolor"............. WRONG! Without the you predetermining the bgcolor on your document.. you are setting yourself up for a big surprise.. that you will never know about. Here's why... that 'bgcolor' is what you see loading while you're waiting for the background to even load... ok.. that was simple enough.. but I know you're still sitting there going.. "so what?" If you don't say what color people are going to be seeing.. then it's left up to the individual viewer's computer.. not the browser.. but the computer. If their desktop theme consists of a purple background color.. then whoa! they're watching YOUR page load with a purple bgcolor.. hmmmm.. could be scary.. there's lots of colors out there.. and everyone has their computer set up differently... *think about it*.
You want a midi on your page? A good spot to put it would be right after the <body> elements.. Midi's are generally pretty large loading.. so it will start loading right away.. unless you have another idea of where you'd like to put it..
Use all the HTML resources available to you.. this will create a page that loads within a reasonable time frame.. do NOT create one REALLY long page.. break it up into different page sections.. that allows you more freedom at what you can put on each page.. without clashing themes.. colors.. images.. etc.. Here at Geocities you're allowed 3MB of free disk space.. USE IT!.. it's fun!
Ok.. we're onto the final parts now .. Let's say your page is almost done.. some of the things you want to keep in mind..
Ok... we're ready to wrap this up...
Those are the last two things that go onto your page.. and it's ready for upload onto any server that you want.
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