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one secret in HTML is when you are browsing the Internet and you see something that you
like and you want to know how they made the page, view the person's source code, usually by
going up to view then source. This allows you to get the general idea on what the
person is doing and implementing it on your page, without you having to remember it.
However, take into consideration that the owner of the page may copyright some code; do not
simply cut and paste someone's code without authorization from the company and or web
master.
Your main page should, in one way or another, link to ALL sub pages. Or links to
sub pages which then may link to sub pages.
When making your web page, always create links and image names in lower case, this way
you don't have to worry about Unix not being able to open the page because of case
sensitivity.
When designing your web page, place everything in one directory; pictures, sounds, html
files, etc, this way you don't have to worry about putting the particular directory, just
the name of the picture or the sound. However, if you plan on making hundreds of different
pages with sounds or images, we would recommend that you put into sub categories. Think
about the size of the page before utilizing this technique.
To get your pages higher on search engines, use some of your keywords in your title; a
lot of search engines go off the title of your web page. See our Promote page for more
secrets in advertising your web site.
When creating links to your sub pages or images, do not put your URL, this will help
prevent a lot of work in the future if you have to change your URL. However, can cause the
page to be easier taken and placed on another server.
When creating your web page, make your page with one topic and extend only upon that one
topic. When people are looking up information on the web, usually they are looking for one
thing such as music, computers, etc. If you page has information about golf, dogs, books,
and some about computers, some people may become easily distracted or may find that your
page must be about something else and leave. |
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