Template Example:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Type the TITLE of your web page here.
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
Replace these words with what you want to say on your web page.
Cut and paste this to a blank notepad to make your own template.html. Next time you want to start a new page simply open the template.html and rename it with your new pages name - newpage.html.
</BODY>
</HTML>
To Save your page:
html editor - This is what I do to get to my html file to edit it offline.
1.Open my notepad. (start/programs/accessories/notepad)
2.Click on file
3. Click on open
4. I then go to Files of type:
and drop down the menu and click on 'All Files(*.*)
5. Then I go to the top 'Look in: box and drop down that menu.
6. Click on where the html file is located. Mine is on my c: drive.
7. then I double click on the html folder I want and that opens it up.
8. double click on the html file you want. If you only have .txt files of your html go ahead and pull one of them up.
9. AND if that is the case- that you only have .txt files do this:
Open that .txt file and immediately save as an .html file and place it in your HTML folder.Now always be sure that when you save this file after working on it that you also drop down the "Files of type: it all files so you can save it as an .html
Q. When I start working in my word pad to create my template should I be off-line or not?
A. ...it does not matter if you are online or offline. But you do want to be using Notebook instead of WordPad.
Q. Editors
A.
NOTE: Notepad, Notepad or other pure ASCII text editor recommended for classes at VU.
NotePad+ , save with html extension automatic
http://www.mypeecee.org/rogsoft/
Q. After I upload my pages to Geocities, should I continue to edit them in Notebook or can I edit them in the Geocities HTML editor? I noticed that the editing I did at Geocities didn't show up in my Notebook files (I didn't really expect them to). Which way is best, or is it a personal preference thing?
A. Always best to continue working in notepad and uploading to geo. Working in the online editor without backing up to hard drive is a no-no.
Q. If we edit in the notebook on our hard drive & then upload to geo have we to delete the existing files on the server first & upload the edited ones.
If we use the online editor why do we have to back up to hard drive & how to do the backup.
A.You don't have to delete the old files in geo. before you upload new files. The old files will automatically be overwritten by the new files when they're uploaded. If the files aren't saved in notebook and geocities crashes or has other tech. problems you could loose everything that wasn't saved on your hard drive in notebook.
Q. After I upload my pages to Geocities, should I continue to edit them in Notebook or can I edit them in the Geocities HTML editor? I noticed that the editing I did at Geocities didn't show up in my Notebook files (I didn't really expect them to). Which way is best, or is it a personal preference thing?
A. Always best to continue working in notepad and uploading to geo. Working in the online editor without backing up to hard drive is a no-no.
Q. If we edit in the notebook on our hard drive & then upload to geo have we to delete the existing files on the server first & upload the edited ones.
If we use the online editor why do we have to back up to hard drive & how to do the backup.
A.You don't have to delete the old files in geo. before you upload new files. The old files will automatically be overwritten by the new files when they're uploaded. If the files aren't saved in notebook and geocities crashes or has other tech. problems you could loose everything that wasn't saved on your hard drive in notebook.
run notepad & my browser side by side. click the RELOAD
button to update the display. but, I can't find any
button named RELOAD?
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in IE 5 4th Icon from left named
Refresh will reload
NS 4.7 3rd Icon from left name Reload
