I am usin Windows VIsta Home ed. can anyone please guide me in the right direction?
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, Jul 16 2007 09:46 AM
#1
Posted 16 July 2007 - 09:46 AM
I am usin Windows VIsta Home ed. can anyone please guide me in the right direction?
#2
Posted 16 July 2007 - 10:32 AM
html is widely viewable on most OS's.
To upload, you need a server to upload to. So you need to find a web host to "put it on the internet". What OS you have, doesnt matter really. You can upload using FTP which is normally the best way to do so.
To upload, you need a server to upload to. So you need to find a web host to "put it on the internet". What OS you have, doesnt matter really. You can upload using FTP which is normally the best way to do so.
#3
Posted 16 July 2007 - 06:26 PM
Please do not use Word or Front Page to do your web pages.
If you are not familiar with hand coding HTML, then you might want to look into using a free WYSIWYG Editor like NVU. There are other WYSIWYG Editors. Just Google for them. If you know how to code HTML, then a nice free HTML Editor is Matrix Y2K . To upload/download multiple files to your site and, if it allows use of a client side FTP program, I would recommend SmartFTP (free to use).
For graphics, you can use many of the online tools to do your graphics until you feel you need to purchase a graphics program like Photoshop CS2 or Fireworks. The only other thing is to ensure your code is properly written. Use of the W3C's Validator Service is recommended. You also will have to pick up how to use CSS and validate the coding for it at W3C's CSS Validator.
There are plenty of very good books available at Amazon.com. I buy the cheaper ones because they are like new. A smudge here and there, but many have not been open. You can also visit the tutorials at the W3CShools. Another good link is HTMLTutorials.com or HTMLCodeTutorial.com.
HTHs,
Ron
If you are not familiar with hand coding HTML, then you might want to look into using a free WYSIWYG Editor like NVU. There are other WYSIWYG Editors. Just Google for them. If you know how to code HTML, then a nice free HTML Editor is Matrix Y2K . To upload/download multiple files to your site and, if it allows use of a client side FTP program, I would recommend SmartFTP (free to use).
For graphics, you can use many of the online tools to do your graphics until you feel you need to purchase a graphics program like Photoshop CS2 or Fireworks. The only other thing is to ensure your code is properly written. Use of the W3C's Validator Service is recommended. You also will have to pick up how to use CSS and validate the coding for it at W3C's CSS Validator.
There are plenty of very good books available at Amazon.com. I buy the cheaper ones because they are like new. A smudge here and there, but many have not been open. You can also visit the tutorials at the W3CShools. Another good link is HTMLTutorials.com or HTMLCodeTutorial.com.
HTHs,
Ron
#4
Posted 16 July 2007 - 06:48 PM
Frontpage isnt that bad for newbies.
I recommend dreamweaver though , its great, especially with the ftp compatibility in CS3
I recommend dreamweaver though , its great, especially with the ftp compatibility in CS3
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