- Do's and Don'ts of Making A Good Website
* Do Know proper grammer
* Do Spell Correctly
* Don't type LyKe tHyS
* Do Have A good website name
* Do Have Good Content
* Don't just have useless Animations and Graphics floating everywhere
* Don't use Pop-Ups unless you have a regular version too.
* Do have an understandable splash page
* Do have easy navigation
* Don't be a arse toward visitors - They're visiting your page BE NICE!!!!
* Don't use a whole lotta different colors
* Do be original
* Do have a nice looking layout...you can get one here: Ostrich Graphics
* Do link my website, and e-mail pinkspikes so she can link you back.
* Do Know HTML
* Don't Use Drag and Drops
- Cheap Domain / Website Hosting
> Global Internet Solutions
> Geocities
> .TK
> ipage
--Free URL Redirectors
--counters
< Bravenet
< Ok Counters
< ...more?
---guestbooks
> Bravenet
> HTMLgear
> DreamBook
> Spirit Books
> Sign My Guestbook.com
> milcobook
> Guest Book Central
> ...more?
----blogs
< Ebloggy
< Pitas
< Blog Lines
* Join Cliques/E-Movements/Fourms/Fanlistings
* Sign Guestbooks
* Add yourself to free-for-all links. Like Mine - here
* ..more?
Always put <html> and <head> at the very beginning of your blank page. Always end your page with </body></html> xO The basic parts to an html document is the <head> and the <body> ^^ The body is where all your text and junk go. So a regular html document would look like this:
Link: To make a link, use the a href tag. This:
<a href="http://www.homestarrunner.com">homestarrunner.com</a> would display Homestarrunner.com
Image To put an image on a page, use the img tag. This:
<img src="//www.anime-auditorium.com/avatars_index/albums/iy/sangomiroku.thumb.jpg"> would display
Color To change your font color; <font color="blue">hi!</font> would display hi!
Size To change font size; <font size="3">hi!</font> would display hi! Font sizes range from 1 to 10, 10 being the largest.
Font To change fonts, <font face="times new roman">hi!</font> would display hi!
Bold To make something bold, <b>hi!</b> would display hi!
Italics To italicize something, <i>hi!</i> would display hi!
Underline To underline something, <u>hi!</u> would display hi!
Link Break To start a new line in an html document, use <br>. For example, hi!<br>you!<br>Okay. would display: hi!
you!
Okay.
To make a larger (paragraph) break, just <p> instead
Email Link To create an email link -
<a href="mailto:myemail@domain.com">email me!</a> would create email me!
Image Link To make an image a link -
<a href="http://pendako.syste.ms"> <img src="//www.anime-auditorium.com/avatars_index/albums/iy/sangomiroku.thumb.jpg" border="0"> </a> would display ![]()
Horizontal Ruler Type in <hr> to generate this: